We are experiencing one of the most exciting, pivotal moments in history. Rabbi Yechezkel Moskowitz and his team at Synergos Holdings are not only envisioning the future, but they are shaping it. Rooted in the concept of conscious capitalism, their vision for the future begins with powering the world and feeding the world. With humanity at the center of the mission, the brightest minds in the world are creating groundbreaking products that will fundamentally change the system.

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While it is increasingly important to focus on innovation and generating solutions in sustainability, finance is at the heart solving those problems. Xero is an accounting software that allows businesses of all sizes to not only manage their finances efficiently, but provide a high level of reporting that allows for organizations to take action towards a more sustainable future. Talking with Dr. Tamara Somers, Director of Sustainability and ESG at Xero, to discuss the relationship between finance and impact, and pulling certain levers can actually move the needle more than we think.

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The Impact League, a component of the SailGP championship, completed its second season with the ROCKWOOL Denmark SailGP team as the champions. Jonathan Turner joins the podcast to talk about the heavily contested championship for change, the remarkable story of going from last in the first year to champions in the second, and the lessons that can be adopted outside of the world of sport. With the Impact League beginning to be adopted in corporations and countries, Jonathan and the rest of the ROCKWOOL team have been pioneering what the future can look like, in addition to the sustainable products that ROCKWOOL already produces. This furthers the discussion around the power of sport but also the responsibility of companies to take a stance on what they believe in.

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What began as a one-acre dirt lot has turned into a 28-acre, regenerative certified, farm and thriving community ecosystem. They have successfully conveyed a vision over their storied history of giving more than you take, and to act with intention within our food systems, community, and decisions that we make regarding the planet. In conversation with Jonathan Zaidman, we discuss The Ecology Center's approach to growing food, care for the soil, creating a holistic view of farming, and what it means to live in an equitable community.

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Events are one of the biggest opportunities right now in sustainability. When most attend an event, they aren't aware of what happens behind the scenes. Sure, offering compostable cups and trying to educate others is helpful, but the real impact comes through the holistic strategies that nobody sees. Alex Baxter, the Sustainability Director from Blue Strike Environmental, dives deep on the podcast as we discuss what the real impact of events are, the opportunity sport has to transform our planet, and our responsibility as fans to see ourselves as a small part of a collective solution. While Blue Strike Environmental is not a household name, they are behind some of the biggest events on the planet including the Indy500, AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am at Pebble Beach, and Big Sur International Marathon.

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Isaac Levy is a member of Gen Z, attending a university, and is driven by an unwavering passion for sustainability and empowerment. However, while navigating the bustling campus of UCLA, Isaac couldn't help but notice that many of his fellow students shared his eco-conscious mindset but felt unsure about the steps to take. Motivated by a deep desire to empower the next generation, Isaac decided to create Club Zero. This initiative aims to foster collaboration and open lines of communication between universities, students, and corporations to provide a space for all to equitably and actively engage in climate action. With the future workforce being powered by Gen Z, Isaac is focused on leading the next generation into the future through informed action.

Golf is often regarded as an exclusive sport that lacked equitable access to both the sport and nature. The growth of the sport of golf has presented a unique opportunity to make a profound impact on planet conservation. While golf courses have faced criticism, they are one of the few remaining green spaces in urban areas, serving as a vital source for connecting people to nature and community. In this episode, Driving the Green shares their innovative systems design thinking that promotes equitable access to both golf and nature. By doing so, we aim to amplify the golf courses' impact on the environment, creating a more circular economy, and providing a gateway for people to experience the natural world.

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Elisabetta Rogiani is a true pioneer of the fashion industry, having made a significant impact for decades. With an impressive list of clients that includes iconic figures such as Jane Fonda, Rod Stewart, and Michael Jackson, as well as some of the most influential fitness icons of our time, her success has been hard-earned. Rather than striving to produce more, she has focused on producing less, creating custom-made garments that are designed to endure. Her philosophy is rooted in a deep understanding of the importance of fabric, which serves as the foundation for her work. In this episode, we delve into the crucial concept of sustainability in fashion, the art of textile creation, and the transformative power of wearing garments that are thoughtfully made, uniquely tailored, and exclusively for you.

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Often overlooked, the way we experience and move through a space can greatly impact our emotions and well-being. Jai Krishnan is a born Kiwi who has designed some of the most public spaces of our time, most of which you would never know he designed. Despite being a silent observer of the world around him, Jai's vision has brought to life some of the most impactful designs. We delve into the importance of design, discussing how it affects our daily lives, and why it matters. We also explore how we can design better for our planet and why considering the environment in our designs is critical. Additionally, we touch on designing for humans, finding a balance between aesthetics and functionality to create spaces that are both beautiful and practical.

So, whether you're an aspiring designer or simply interested in the world of architecture, you won't want to miss this insightful and thought-provoking conversation.

Shipping may be a common concern, but did you know that the majority of the cost and impact on the environment actually comes from the last-mile delivery? Our guest, Matt Sweeny, CEO and Founder of Skydrop, has been working tirelessly to reshape what that last mile can look like. With their cutting-edge technology and innovative drone delivery products, Skydrop is increasing the efficiency and sustainability of delivery while also saving lives by delivering life-saving devices faster than ever before.

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