Pamela Low shares sharp insights into ‘Nudge Theory’ as a tool to drive changes in consumer behaviour, the importance of creating ‘buy-in’ to build community involvement in initiatives, and the value of data-based approaches to waste management. 

Christine shares her experience founding several companies and non-profit organisations, discusses the feminisation of agriculture and its impact on developing communities, and gives insight into how she stays ahead of emerging trends and technologies to identify innovative opportunities for climate investment. 

MunWei shares how sustainability can be integrated into workplace culture and values, which skills he believes are most valuable for environmental consultants, his experience at university overseas, and why Singapore still uses plastic bags.

Ted shares invaluable stories from his career in environmental engineering, how he defines sustainability and sets real targets to track progress, and advice for collaborating with stakeholders to implement sustainable solutions.

Dorcas discusses the value of art as a medium for advocacy, her most cherished creative pieces, and her experience at the Young South East Asian Leaders Initiative Academic Fellowship on Environmental Issues and Resource Management at the University of Montana.

*Apologies for the compromised audio quality in some parts; this episode was too good not to share!

Ping shares the concept behind Aloha's unique sustainability experiences, her view on the 'sustainability culture' and wonderful 'do good' mindset in workplaces, and the existence of current systemic barriers to a more sustainable world. "Change is a matter of consistency!"

Lavanya shares how her creative passions led her to environmental activism, how she deepened her understanding of the interdisciplinary nature of environmental science, and the importance of meeting people 'where they're at' to inspire change.

Eugene speaks about his vision for the future of food and protein markets, the emergence of a 'global culture', and the motivation behind his sustainable ventures.

Sun highlights the value of innovation in our rapidly changing world, potential strategies to provide access to technology and digital skills, and techniques to develop and engage open-minded learners. 

Welcome to the very first episode of the Eat Your Greens Podcast! Today, Hang Chong speaks about his experience as a boy scout in Singapore, his unique path to becoming an environmental activist, and his views on how well the current education system is developing curious youth advocates.