Reducing Our Footprint

Join us this week with Ellie, Founder of Go For Zero. Go For Zero is a low waste and toxin-free store but also a lot more than that. It is a community of like-minded people that are not willing to compromise their health nor their planet. Go for Zero’s mission is to educate and motivate people to make positive changes. All products are Australian owned & 100%  toxin free. Pack & Send is plastic free and delivery methods are carbon neutral. Go for Zero also donates a part of its sales to a good cause.

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Join us this week with Manuel Bergmann, founder of Coaching for Cause.  We will talk about the plastic waste issue in Bali (where Manuel is based), how this is causing challenges but also offering incredible opportunities for change. In this globally connected world we will explore how a problem in one country is connected today to a problem in another country. 

Manuel is a passionate sustainability activist and video maker who tries to inspire as many people as possible to make a positive change in the world. He has always been driven to help others through coaching while also supporting charity organizations at the same time. With his idea "Coaching for Cause” this is now finally possible!

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Join us this week with Ellen, Founder of WeBarNone. We bar None creates snacks that are: Delicious, Nutritious, Filling, Ethical and fit within a wide range of dietary choices and requirements. Ellen wanted to create a range that ticked all the boxes and would bar none!

We bar None uses home compostable packaging and is the first Victorian business to do so! A pioneer in this space, let’s hear how Ellen came up with the idea and how she is inspiring many other businesses to join her journey and reduce single use plastic packaging.

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Join us with Hayle Clarke, Managing Director of Onyalife. In this episode, Hayley will help us clarify some of the confusion around safety and introduce principles of circularity around reusables. We will discuss how reusables also can bring about an increased sense of community thanks to minimising packaging waste as well as choosing to shop more locally.

About Onya

Onya prides itself on creating high quality, useful, reusable products for your everyday life that can easily be kept ‘On You’. From reusable shopping bags, produce bags, backpacks & coffee cups, to one of the highest quality stainless steel drink bottle ranges on the Australian market. All products are responsibly made and not only 100% recyclable, but they are also made out of recycled material such as rPET, a fabric produced from recycled plastic water bottles.

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Join us this week with Mike Smith, founder of Zero Co - a range of personal care and home cleaning products that get delivered direct to your home, minus all the single-use plastic. It works via a closed loop system just like the milkman...re-imagined. You order. They deliver. You return. They refill. They asked Australians to help get the idea off the ground late last year and it turned out to be the most funded Aussie Kickstarter of 2019. Their goal is to stop 1 million single-use plastic bottles from ending up in landfill over the next 12 months. 

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Join us this week with Henrietta. Henrietta is a sustainable fashion model, passionate about the environment and eco-friendly living, as well as thoughtful fashion and plant-based health. In this episode, Henrietta shares with us how we can all develop our own unique sustainable capsule wardrobe to communicate our specific style.

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Join us this week with Jen, founder of fashion brand ABeautCommute. A Melbourne brand offering stylish, functional clothing to women who commute via bicycle! With Jen, we talk about the challenges that professionals face when they want to create a sustainable brand… and how each brand comes to define what sustainable means to them! Alongside running a her business, Jen is a sewing teacher at Thread Den and the Online Teacher for The Social Studio. She animates workshops, provides online classes or private lessons and private parties!

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Join our slow & ethical fashion podcast. In this 3rd episode we have the pleasure of hosting Karen Freidin, the founder from Reluv. Reluv is one of Australia’s largest online retailers of second-hand clothing & accessories. They also support the garment workers who are making your clothes in earning a fair wage.

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Join our slow & ethical fashion podcast. In this 2nd episode we  have the pleasure of hosting Chloe from Be Kind Coco.  Chloe is a guide to all things cruelty-free, zero waste,  ethical, fair-trade and beyond. In the episode Chloe explains to us that it's not important to be perfect, but we cal all try to make a difference, start today with whatever we have, and  grow as we go!

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Join our slow & ethical fashion podcast. In this 1st episode we have the pleasure of hosting Marcus Crook from Homie. Marcus is a photographer and videographer, and the Co-Founder and Creative Director of HoMie. Marcus was featured in Vogues 60 names that will define the next 60 years in Australia and Generation Next - Australian creatives, disrupters, visionaries and innovators leading the way and affecting change in fashion, beauty and culture.

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