Today we speak to model and nutritionist Rosemary Ferguson about what a healthy diet and sustainable eating means at all times, not during just our current crisis. Cora and Rosemary discuss eating locally, the occasional case for intermittent fasting, slowing down our lifestyles for physical health and the mind gut connection. The fundamental focus always coming back to the need for a mostly plant based, seasonal and healthy diet to keep us at our peak immunity whilst eating in the best way possible for the planet.

In honour of Earth Day, we speak to one of our favourite environmentalists and sustainable fashion designer, Lucette Romy, about how she is approaching conscious living and ethical business. We discuss supporting small, family run factories and natural dyeing, as well as veganism and living in harmony with Mother Earth.

Today on the REV Podcast Cora speaks to Sammy Leetham - the founder of our favourite sustainable wellness brand, Bear, about what conscious living means to him, how we can use plant based supplements and organic nutrition for better living, and the perils of fake marketing within the wellness world.

We speak to journalist and author of the amazing book Fashionopolis Dana Thomas about how fashion is being impacted by Covid 19, and where we might be on the other side of this pandemic. We also talk about the rise, and perhaps now the fall, of fast fashion, and why we should be thinking about what we purchase and where from, particularly in the lead up to Fashion Revolution Week. 

We are very excited be talking about sustainable sex today with Sarah Welsh, the co-founder of our favourite sexual wellness brand, HANX. Today, Cora and Sarah talk about the rise of STIs, the issues surrounding conventional birth control and how you can make an all natural, vegan and biodegradable condom. We also delve into women's empowerment and sexual education with this NHS GP turned entrepreneur. 

Today we are thrilled share our latest episode of the REV podcast with the ethical fashion designer Misha Nonoo ahead of her talk with our co-founder and CEO Cora Hilts and the zero waste inspiration Trash is for Tossers in New York City tonight. Misha and Cora sat down earlier in the year to discuss sustainable production, timeless fashion, women in business, and her involvement with the Duchess of Sussex and her Smart Works Charity and we are thrilled to get to share it with you now! For those who can’t join us in person in New York tonight have a listen to hear some of Misha’s insights into what constitutes good business to her.

Today we sit down with the second half of the dynamic duo that is the Lubomirski couple. Giada is a mother to two young boys, a huge combatant in fighting plastic pollution, an environmentalist, lover of sustainable fashion and vintage, and an all round inspiring woman when it comes to creating change. She runs her instagram account as Ecoshaker, where she shares tips on sustainable living and how to get involved. Like us at REV, she believes community is key to change so we had a lot to talk about!  

Today we are so excited to have the photographer and activist Alexi Lubomirski on the REV podcast to talk about his enthusiasm for compassion and integrity within the creative industry. Alexi may now be most well known for taking those beautiful engagement and wedding photographs for Prince Harry and the Duchess of Sussex, and he is now using some of this attention to activate his campaign for protection of animals, conscious creativity, environmental responsibility and sustainable fashion.

He has just started a campaign called Creatives 4 Change that encourages people to commit to not using feathers, fur or exotic skins in fashion in order for these things to become less desirable and less on trend. He is also a keen traveller, a vegan, ambassador to Concern Worldwide, husband and father, author and poet. His personal ethos and passion for bettering the world is infectious, and we hope you feel as inspired as we did after getting to hear the conversation he and Cora had earlier this week.

Today we talk to fashion designer and political advocate Katharine Hamnett about her opinions on some of the most controversial topics facing us today - politics, Brexit, sustainable fashion and individual responsibility and regulation. We discuss whether her famous slogan tees were ever effective, and after many years in the industry, whether she feels she has accomplished what she wants to with creating change.

Today we speak to luxury travel expert Juliet Kinsman on how we can, if ever, travel in an ethical and responsible way. Juliet's career has included being the founding editor at Mr. and Mrs. Smith, where she learned all about luxury and boutique travel. She has taken that knowledge on to founding Bouteco, a sustainable travel platform sharing some of the most ethical hotels in the world. We discuss carbon offsetting, how to choose the best eco hotel and in what ways we can support local communities when we travel. We think this will be highly relevant at a time when 1.4 billion people are now travelling at any given moment!