Happy International Women's Day to all the incredible, fearless, brave women out there.

This episode, while initially very focused on waste management, became a pivotal conversation with Ru on being a WOC in different spaces. We discuss what uplifting one another looks like and being cognizant of the different factors in each environment we are in to do this effectively. Join us in this chat, that is timely with IWD today, as it is an important discussion on how to bring a balanced viewpoint to the table of climate change solvers out there.

"Concrete jungle greenlights" refers to urban living, especially in big cities like Toronto, and greenlights as it relates to the sustainable developments in these spaces. Join Darren Elias and I in a conversation about this as well as opportunities for you to get into green careers.

In this episode, we dive deep into the world of sustainable fashion with a trailblazer in the industry, Michelle, founder of an upcycle business transforming the way we view clothing. Join us as we unravel the threads of fast fashion, explore affordable and eco-friendly alternatives, and explore the greenwashing media tactics we see day to day.

Michelle shares her journey of turning discarded garments into fashion treasures, offering valuable insights into the environmental impact of our clothing choices. From the challenges of upcycling to the joy of creating a more sustainable wardrobe, this episode stitches together a narrative of change and conscious consumption.

Discover how small choices in your closet can make a big difference in the world. Whether you're a fashion enthusiast or someone looking to make more eco-conscious choices, "Sew Sustainable" is your guide to a stylish and responsible wardrobe. Join us for an inspiring conversation that challenges the norms of fast fashion and celebrates the beauty of upcycled style.

Tune in, thread by thread, as we explore the intersection of fashion, sustainability, and affordability with the passionate and insightful Michelle. It's time to sew sustainable into the fabric of our lives.

Quick lil intro to introduce myself, Anika, your host for this podcast