Steph Hon, Founder and CEO of Cadence, joins Peter on this week’s episode to discuss:

- The problems in personal care today

- Prototyping 200+ versions of product #1, the capsule

- Bringing on a manufacturer as an equity partner

- Raising $400k as a first time, solo founder

- “Soft-serve Sephora” and the future of Cadence

Learn more at: keepyourcadence.com

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Mauro Cozzi, Emitwise’s Co-Founder and CEO, joins Peter on this week’s episode to discuss:

- The eureka moment

- Tracking emissions across a company’s operations

- The pros and cons of international climate regulation

- Simulating the eco impact of supply chain adjustments

- “Miracle tech” in carbon capture and energy generation

Learn more at: emitwise.com

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Rob Koenen, Boxed Water’s Chief Marketing Officer, joins Peter on this week’s episode to discuss:

- Winning the attention of consumers in 2020

- Why Patagonia is thriving while North Face struggles

- Boxed Water vs plastic bottles

- #BetterPlanet and behind the scenes of a viral campaign

- Prioritizing physical vs online distribution channels

Learn more at: boxedwaterisbetter.com

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Paul Gambill, Nori’s Founder and CEO, joins Peter on this week’s episode to discuss:

- Pioneering a new way for anyone to remove excess CO2 from the atmosphere

- The different ways to facilitate carbon removal

- If carbon offsets create a “cop-out” incentive for industry

- The significance of the Microsoft announcement

- Embedding “carbon removal as a service” into e-commerce checkouts

- Advising the next president on climate policy

Learn more at: nori.com

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Colleen Jansen, Chargepoint’s Chief Marketing Officer, joins Peter on this week’s episode to discuss:

- How Chargepoint got its start when electric vehicles (EVs) were practically a thing of the future

- Operating the largest EV charging network in the world

- ”Roadblocks" to accelerating our transition to electric

- Running the marketing function at Chargepoint vs. her time at Linkedin, Microsoft, and Yahoo

- The most interesting startups she’s seen taking on climate

Learn more at: https://chargepoint.com.

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EPA report on transportation emissions.

Tara Ritter, IATP’s Senior Program Associate for Climate and Rural Communities, joins Peter on this week’s episode to discuss:

- The causes of soil degradation

- How soil is connected to the climate crisis

- Myths around animal agriculture

- The promise of regenerative agriculture

- Fighting climate change with farmers

Learn more at: https://iatp.org.

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Jonathan Cedar, Climate Neutral’s Co-Founder, joins Peter on this week’s episode to discuss:

- Starting BioLite and powering 100k homes across Africa

- Providing solar energy to 1.5B people who live off-grid

- The Climate Neutral eureka moment

- Calculating a company’s carbon footprint

- Working with 100s of orgs, like Allbirds and Kickstarter

Learn more at: https://climateneutral.org.

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Coulter Lewis, Sunday’s Co-Founder and CEO, joins Peter on this week’s episode to discuss:

- Traditional lawn care’s “brute force” approach

- How a trip to Home Depot inspired the idea

- Raising $9M+ to create toxic-free lawn kits

- Leveraging soil samples and satellite imagery

- The RoundUp fiasco

- How Sunday fits the broader climate narrative

Learn more at: https://getsunday.com.

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Gregory Constantine, Air Company’s Co-Founder and CEO, joins Peter on this week’s episode to discuss:

- Why a spirits-maker is receiving awards from NASA and the United Nations

- The climate footprint of alcohol production

- Turning CO2 from the air into vodka

- Pricing and balancing premium vs access

- The pros and cons of alcohol’s 3-tier system

- Creating future products from excess carbon

Learn more at: https://aircompany.com.

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Happy holidays, everyone! In today’s special NYE episode, Peter is joined by In Good Hands producer, Dan Mahoney, to riff on:

- The most important takeaways from EP1-EP19

- Creating closed-loop systems

- How to compel responsible corporate behavior

- The business opportunities in waste

- Growing profit in the face of sustainability

- Favorite episodes and moments

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