Rebooting Capitalism

The ability to get fresh produce at a reasonable price year-round is almost impossible for so many Americans, and this supply chain issue is a big problem. My guest today, Eddy Badrina, is working on a solution. He's the CEO of Eden Green Technology, a vertical farming company that helps the world sustainably grow large amounts of food using less land, water, and energy. We're digging into state-of-the-art greenhouses, sustainable farming, and creating a greater yield with a much smaller footprint.

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Many of you have seen a lot of buzz about the SEC's new rulings for public companies. This week, I'm giving you an overview of what these rules are and what they're going to mean for you and your business, or those businesses you work with. Hear why you need to start preparing for these rules and having these conversations now, and how to start cleaning up any risks or things you don't like ahead of these regulations.

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This week, I'm joined by Jonathan Storper, attorney at the first certified B-corp law firm, Hanson Bridgett. Find out how he got involved in benefit corporations and the history of how it all started. Hear what a benefit corporation entity type is, why it's so different from a C-corp or an S-Corp, and the intentions behind the language in the governance documentation that usually trips up folks looking to make the shift.

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In this episode, hear from Greyston Bakery's CEO Joe Kenner on their open hiring model, what it entails, and how its inclusive approach is a shining example of how business can be a force for good. Joe shares why he believes that open hiring is a revolutionary, radical new way of looking at work and the future of it, and what he would say to employers who are hesitant about this type of hiring.

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This week, I'm joined by Rachel Kois, the founder and CEO of Simple Switch, an online marketplace and eco-friendly alternative to Amazon. Hear how Simple Switch creates an equitable and impactful economy for all involved – from the folks making the products to the folks buying them – and why making a positive impact doesn't have to be difficult.

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This week, barre3 co-founder and CEO Sadie Lincoln joins me to discuss pain, shame, love and acceptance. This discussion may seem a little bit different to what you're used to on the show, but hang with us because we're showing you the social issues perpetuated by the fitness industry, and the connections between dropping pain and shame and Rebooting Capitalism.

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Tune in this week to hear from Felicia Manullang on what makes Amalgamated Bank different from other banks and how it shows hope for the banking world. Felicia shares what it means to bank your values, how Amalgamated creates a positive cycle with the funds deposited, and how it creates a more fair and equitable society.

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Listen in this week to hear how Michelle Hirons, the co-founder and CEO of HigherRing, treats employees well in her company and what she finds to be so fantastic about working in the purpose-driven space. Hear the ESOPs, 0% loans, and remediation programs she offers her employees, and her advice for any other business owners looking to implement these things in their own companies.

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Listen in this week as Matthew Blume of Pekin Hardy gives us the lowdown on ESG investing and ESG rated funds. He touches on which companies face more pressure to be transparent in their ESGs, which types of funds perform best, and he even shares some resources for learning about your current investments. If you're an at-home investor looking to put your money where your values are, Matthew is providing the expertise and advice to do just that.

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Listen in this week and hear the incredible story of how a small, anonymous sheep ranch in Oregon wound up providing the wool that has been worn by the first lady of the United States and used in the official Olympic uniforms for Team USA. Jeanne Carver shares what she believes to be the future of sustainability and ranching and the impact of having a fully traceable, sustainably produced wool supply.

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