In this last episode of season 3 Let’s Talk Trash Podcast, we say goodbye (or see you later!). We reflect on our favorite moments and key takeaways. The past two years have been very special and we are beyond grateful to have had this platform to develop our understanding of sustainability. This marks the end of only season 3, stay tuned for news of season 4 ☺️.

In this episode, Ann is joined by Imran Viroomal located in the middle of  the Amazon and working at IPBio, an NGO working on conservation in Brazil! Join the two in their discussion around real-life conservation work, what obstacles conservation faces and what each of us can do! This episode is also especially for those of you who are interested in volunteering and  giving back to nature. Check out IPBio and their volunteer program and tune in to learn more about conservation in Brazil and what possibilities are out there. 

Link to volunteer packages: https://cutt.ly/volunteerpack30, https://cutt.ly/IPBio-Amazon-Expedition-2-Pack

Follow IPBio on Instagram @ipbio_reservabetary

Today, we have a coffee special for you! Agata, Emma and Ann talk about how cultural beliefs can influence our relationship with and management of our environments. Emma and Agata share their experiences from around the world and how they have observed cultural differences in how we connect to Mother Nature. Unfortunately, there are some examples of how cultural practices can threaten wildlife as well... tune in to find out!

The 27th episode concludes Women’s March, and invites you to tune in to the conversation between Agata and her close friend Christian Noble. Christian identifies as non-binary trans feminine creative. Her pronouns are she/they and for the last 4 years she has been living in London and studying at The London College of Fashion. In their conversation, Agata and Christian discuss solidarity between women and within the queer community. They dive into Christian’s transition and reflect on the past 9 years as well as what this journey has meant for both of them. This episode describes the different struggles and triumphs faced by Christian in recent years and ends with numerous tips on how to create an inclusive and safe space for everyone.

In this 26th episode, Anni and Agata tackle the topic of sustainable technology. Tune in to learn the different types of sustainable technology, remarkable examples of vertical gardening and the ups and downs of green technological progress. In particular the worrying consequences of a digital divide. As we look forward to the future, Anni and Agata conclude this episode with ways needed to assure a more transparent green future.

In this first episode for the year, Ann is talking to Rahel Könen who has been living in the off-grid and research community of Sunseed Desert Technology in Spain for a few months  last year. Rahel shares her experiences, challenges, and what valuable lessons she has learned from this experience with us. If you want to know more about off-grid community living and how it compares to our urban daily lives, then check us out on Spotify!

Our last episode for 2022! Join the team to meet our latest member Emma and listen to our wrap up of the crazy year of 2021! What inspired us most this year and what are we trying to take with us into 2022? Check it out on Spotify and leave us some comments.

In this episode Ann and Agata discuss the relationship between health and sustainability. We dive into topics such as air pollution and the impact that has had on Agata’s school days in Hong Kong, the importance of clean water, women’s health and finally how it affects our daily beauty routines. Tune in to find out what Ann’s favorite movie is and what the three T’s are!

Welcome back, finally! In our first episode for this academic year Ann is talking to an animal rights lawyer. She provides us with some initiatives that are out there, challenging the way we see animals. Especially in the context of today's issues around animal testing or the meat industry. Our perception of these non-human animals and how we treat them as part of our society but also our ecosystems might need some revision... Tune in to reflect and have an answer for yourself! 

In this episode, we are excited to host Riccardo Demi as our guest speaker, from the Red Flower Factory. Together with Agata, they discuss the role of generation Z in our society and how it is different from other generations. Riccardo shares how current companies can leverage on involving Generation Z in their decision making and how our generation, deals with the globe issues of the world. Tune in to find out which type of Gen Z, Agata and Riccardo are and decide which type suits your personality the best! To learn more about the Red Flower Factory check out our instagram!