Chris Marine and David Gogel unpack the highlights from Disney’s annual Tech and Data Showcase at CES. They discuss what the team is most excited about and explore the impact these innovations will have on media planning and buying in 2025 and beyond.

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Imagine if your voice could influence an election. Join us as Chris, Campfire's founder and Benn, a seasoned political strategist, shares actionable steps to boost voter turnout. From early voting to creating accountability with friends, we dive into the power of direct voter engagement—door-knocking, phone banking, and more—highlighting initiatives like SURJ, Vote Forward, and Vote Early Day to make voter contact accessible for beginners.

The episode also emphasizes self-care, resilience, and virtual activism, sharing lessons from 2016. As we close, we focus on building supportive networks, equipping listeners with resources to sustain healthy engagement throughout election season.

Election Related Resources from this Episode

Ballotpedia - enter your address and it will pull up your ballot with information and insights on candidates and issues on your ballot to help you make an informed choice.

BLD SE GOTV kit - This is a kit pulled together by the B Corp community in the South East US for their B Corp Leadership Development conference that happened last month, has great resources for employers

SURJ Phonebanking Opportunities - Phonebank to help move undecided voters and turn out the vote in this final week of the election cycle

Vote Forward - Write Letters to Voters, be sure to get in mail by 10/29

Vote Early Day - Learn about your access to voting early or join a Vote Early Day Celebration

Mental Health Resources

National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) Helpline
Phone: 1-800-950-NAMI (6264)
Hours: Monday–Friday, 10 a.m.–10 p.m. ET
Text NAMI to 741741 for crisis support.
Provides free mental health support and information.

Crisis Text Line
Text: HOME to 741741
Available 24/7
Free, confidential text support from trained counselors for those in crisis.

Suicide and Crisis Lifeline
Phone: 988 (Formerly the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline)
Available 24/7
Provides free, confidential support for people in distress and prevention and crisis resources.

SAMHSA's National Helpline (Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration)
Phone: 1-800-662-HELP (4357)
Available 24/7
Offers treatment referral and information services for individuals and families facing mental health or substance use disorders.

Trans Lifeline
Phone: 1-877-565-8860 (U.S.) or 1-877-330-6366 (Canada)
Available 24/7
Peer support run by and for trans people, offering emotional and financial support to trans individuals in crisis.

The Trevor Project
Phone: 1-866-488-7386
Text: START to 678678
Available 24/7
A resource for LGBTQ youth providing crisis intervention and suicide prevention services.

Veterans Crisis Line
Phone: 988, then press 1
Text: 838255
Available 24/7
Specialized support for veterans and service members in crisis

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Discover the art of balancing sustainability and profitability in an ever-changing industry landscape. Maria Kingery, co-founder of Southern Energy Management and strategic guide at 360 Impact, emphasizes the importance of core values and the cycle of co-creation—connect, commit, celebrate—as foundational elements for leadership and organizational growth. From setting clear visions and tactical execution plans to managing the inherent volatility of the solar and green building sectors, Maria provides a comprehensive framework for achieving both business success and individual fulfillment. Her experience and dedication to using business as a force for good shine through her stories and strategies.

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What if we told you that trash could be a treasure trove of data? Meet Mikey Pasciuto, the co-founder of Scrapp, a startup revolutionizing waste management through data-driven solutions. From his roots in Massachusetts to earning a dual degree in mechanical engineering and sustainability at the University of New Hampshire, Mikey's passion for sustainability is contagious. In this episode, Mikey recounts the unexpected beginnings of Scrapp at UNH, where a project aimed to avoid a five-page paper spiraled into an award-winning recycling app. With the university’s robust support, Mikey and his co-founder Evan transformed their innovative idea into a thriving business.

With Scrapp's journey to becoming a B Corp certification, Mikey delves into their commitment to transparency, ethics, and community engagement. From the impact of AI in sorting efficiency to the broader implications of extended producer responsibility policies, this episode is packed with invaluable insights into the evolving landscape of waste management. Join us for an inspiring conversation that highlights the power of purpose-driven entrepreneurship and the potential for innovative solutions to create lasting environmental change.

Clean neighborhoods can reduce crime, examples here & here

Contact Mikey and Scrapp at https://www.scrapprecycling.com/support

Learn more about Scrapp at www.linkedin.com/company/scrapp or https://www.scrapprecycling.com/

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What if you could transform the mental well-being of your workplace while driving a meaningful societal change? In this episode, we sit down with Hanneke Willenborg, CEO of OLLY, to explore her inspiring journey from the corporate halls of Unilever to leading a company dedicated to championing mental health. Hanneke shares her passion for purpose-driven organizations and provides an in-depth look at OLLY’s revolutionary initiatives aimed at normalizing mental health conversations and fostering a supportive work culture.

Learn more about OLLY’s social mission is here: https://www.olly.com/pages/mental-health-awareness-month 

Project Healthy Minds: https://www.projecthealthyminds.com/

Stats: https://cdn.projecthealthyminds.com/reports/phm_state_of_mental_health_survey.pdf

Olly’s 2023 social impact report, here.

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Ready to discover how luxury travel can coexist with environmental stewardship? Join us as we sit down with Juan Marambio, Sustainability Manager, and Romina Da Pieve, Deputy Conservation Manager from Explora. These two passionate experts pull back the curtain on how Explora is driving conservation efforts across some of the world's most pristine natural reserves. From the unique ecosystems of Puritama to the breathtaking landscapes of Patagonia's Torres del Paine, you'll learn about the groundbreaking initiatives that are safeguarding these environments for future generations.

Ever wondered how a workforce of 800 people can make a difference in small communities? Juan and Romina reveal Explora's hands-on conservation programs, from international staff working as park rangers to educational outreach for local youth on Easter Island. You’ll hear about the Terevaka Archaeological Outreach program, designed to instill environmental stewardship in the next generation, and the impactful roles high-profile guests play in inspiring broader environmental responsibility. This episode sheds light on how comprehensive and inclusive community engagement can lead to sustainable tourism and lasting conservation.

Travelers, get ready to rethink luxury! We wrap up with a deep dive into sustainable practices in luxury travel. Discover how Explora harmonizes luxury and comfort with environmental responsibility, focusing on sustainable water usage, reducing carbon footprints, and preserving biodiversity. Juan and Romina share insights on transitioning to green energy, moving towards a zero-waste company, and the thoughtful construction of lodges that blend seamlessly with their natural surroundings. This episode will leave you inspired and informed on how purposeful travel can significantly contribute to conservation and sustainability efforts.

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B Tourism podcast series info 

• Exodus Adventure Travels; Rochelle Turner, Head of Sustainability
• Brooke Hansen: University of South Florida & Dr. Alan Fyall University of Central Florida
• Legacy Vacation Resorts: Madison Daum
• Explora; Juan Marambio, Sustainability Manager and Romina Da Pieve, Deputy Manager of Conservation Research 

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Can your travel adventures actually contribute to a better world? Discover in this eye-opening episode as we sit down with Rochelle Turner, head of sustainability at Exodus Travel Adventures, to uncover the delicate balance between exploration and environmental stewardship. Rochelle shares her personal and professional journey in advocating for sustainable tourism, offering actionable insights on how travelers can significantly minimize their carbon footprints while still savoring global wonders. We delve into the impact of aviation, the allure of distant destinations, and practical steps to ensure your travels are as green as they are unforgettable.

Travel isn't just about ticking off bucket list destinations—it's about making a meaningful difference. We explore how responsible tourism can uplift local communities through fair wages, local produce, and clean environments. Rochelle discusses the interconnected nature of sustainability and the holistic approaches needed to achieve the UN's Sustainable Development Goals. With actionable tips for planning nature-positive tours, reducing plastic waste, and supporting protected areas, this conversation is a must for anyone looking to enrich their travel experiences while respecting the planet.

Our mission doesn't stop at eliminating plastic waste by 2023. Despite setbacks from the COVID-19 pandemic, Rochelle shares inspiring efforts to provide clean drinking water without plastic and the importance of community collaboration. From innovative projects like creating eco-bricks in Indonesia to combating over-tourism by choosing responsible travel companies, this episode is packed with insights on how to travel mindfully. Join us and be a part of the movement to enjoy the privilege of travel while upholding our collective responsibility to the world. Don't forget to subscribe, rate, and spread the word about responsible living!

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B Tourism podcast series info 

• Exodus Adventure Travels; Rochelle Turner, Head of Sustainability
• Brooke Hansen: University of South Florida & Dr. Alan Fyall University of Central Florida
• Legacy Vacation Resorts: Madison Daum
• Explora; Juan Marambio, Sustainability Manager and Romina Da Pieve, Deputy Manager of Conservation Research 

WWF carbon footprint calculator

Learn more about the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals 

Responsibly Different™’s SDG podcast

Citizen science reports

Exodus travel foundation

What’s a carbon handprint vs footprint

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Ever wondered how a vacation resort could change the world? Join us as we sit down with Madison Daum, the dynamic Sustainability and Social Purpose Manager at Legacy Vacation Resorts (LVR), who shares the remarkable transformation of LVR under the visionary leadership of founder Jared Meyers. Discover how credible certifications like B Corp and 1% for the Planet have become the bedrock of their mission, impacting both the company culture and environmental footprint positively. Madison reveals the geographical reach of LVR's resorts across Florida, Nevada, Colorado, and New Jersey, and the meaningful changes these certifications have sparked in the hospitality industry.

Hear about Madison's inspiring journey into sustainability, starting from her academic pursuits to her impactful roles at companies like Amavida Coffee and now LVR. We delve into the synergistic efforts between LVR, Florida for Good, and B Tourism in advocating for responsible travel and community support. Learn how the hospitality industry can be a powerful educator for sustainable practices, from simple acts like reusing towels to bigger initiatives supporting local economies. Tune in to uncover the potential for ethical travel advisory services to foster mindful tourism, all while aiming to instill more responsible travel habits across the globe.

Podcast episode: Impactful Decisions with Jared Meyers of Legacy Vacation Resorts

B Tourism website

B Tourism podcast series info 

• Exodus Adventure Travels; Rochelle Turner, Head of Sustainability
• Brooke Hansen: University of South Florida & Dr. Alan Fyall University of Central Florida
• Legacy Vacation Resorts: Madison Daum
• Explora; Juan Marambio, Sustainability Manager and Romina Da Pieve, Deputy Manager of Conservation Research 

Amavida coffee

Sistema B 

Business for good lab in Florida link to learn more

B Impact Clinic in New Hampshire to learn more 

We are neutral 

B Corp video from LVR

B Academics

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What if tourism could be the key to solving global challenges like climate change and over-tourism? Join us as Brittany sits down with Brooke Hansen from the University of South Florida and Dr. Alan Fyall from the University of Central Florida to explore the revolutionary potential of responsible tourism. They tackle pressing issues like improving employee wages, adapting working hours, and making travel more accessible for everyone, all while aiming to create a more equitable and inclusive industry. Learn how responsible tourism isn’t just about preserving the environment but also enhancing social well-being.

Brooke and Alan emphasize the importance of a collaborative approach in shifting from destination marketing to destination management and stewardship. Hear about the impactful initiatives at the University of South Florida where students work on hands-on projects to educate local businesses on sustainable practices. Discover how innovative marketing strategies can inspire quicker behavioral changes in travelers, highlighting real-world examples, such as the challenges faced during Miami's spring break.

Additionally, the episode delves into the evolving practices in hotel housekeeping and the intersections between sustainability, human trafficking, and accessible travel. With discussions on the inspiring Embu River Camp in Kenya and the influence of organizations like Intrepid Travel and B Corps, the conversation underscores the role of education in fostering responsible tourism. Brooke and Alan paint an optimistic picture of the future, showing how the next generation, armed with innovation and sustainable practices, can drive meaningful change in the tourism industry.

Florida green lodging certification program

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B Tourism podcast series info 

• Exodus Adventure Travels; Rochelle Turner, Head of Sustainability
• Brooke Hansen: University of South Florida & Dr. Alan Fyall University of Central Florida
•  Legacy Vacation Resorts: Madison Daum
• Explora; Juan Marambio, Sustainability Manager and Romina Da Pieve, Deputy Manager of Conservation Research 

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As B-Corp Month unfolds, we're not just marking our calendars; we're making a mark on the planet with businesses that embody sustainable and ethical practices. In this episode, our co-hosts, Benn and Brittany share the theme for this year's B Corp month, This Way Forward, as well as some events to look to attend. They then share about B Corps that currently have their attention.

B Corp Month Website

Champion’s Retreat March 18-22 in Vancouver

B Lab’s Network Fair on March 7th

B Corp’s we support

1. Luke’s Lobster - Lifts all Boat Project
2. Peak Design - Climate Neutral Certification 
3. Bombas - Every item purchased is a item donated 
4. Karst
5. Greyston Open Hiring Episode
6. Bureo Recycled Fishing Nets Episode

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