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Part 2 of our inspiring chat with purpose-led entrepreneur, inventor founder and CEO of 0rCA® (formerly Fishy Filaments), Ian Falconer. At the time this podcast is being published, 0rCA® is in the middle of a crowdfund to launch a new recycled nylon powder for industrial 3D printing and bring their harbour-side recycling tech to more coastal communities worldwide. In this follow-up episode, Ian tells us more about the mission, the momentum, and how you can be part of their next chapter.

Follow and support 0rCA® here: 0rca.co.uk

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We're back! In this episode of The Absolute Purpose Project, we're chatting to extreme explorer, Jim McNeill! Jim has had a rich and varied life, to say the least. His career spans environmental sicence, the military, commerce, fire and rescue, and nearly forty years of polar exploration. He's also worked with luminaries like David Attenborough, advising on award-winning natural history series, including Frozen Planet and Human Planet.

In this episode, we discuss Jim's extraordinary career, his purpose-driven mindset, and his latest brilliant project: Ocean Warrior.

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You can follow Jim on LinkedIn, Insta or X, just search: icewarriorjim.

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In part two of The Absolute Purpose Project with co-founder of Surfers Against Sewage, Chris Hines, we talk about the nuggets of change occurring among a wide variety of industries, the potential of technology to affect positive change and more.

Chris is founder of A Grain of Sand, an organisation that drives positive change, using their successful track record in campaigning and communications, sustainability and environmentalism. They focus on effective solutions to problems, creating the environment and agenda for change and making a difference in the world we all live.

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On this episode, we speak with Chris Hines of A Grain of Sand. Chris was a Co-founder and Director of environmental charity, Surfers Against Sewage from 1990 to 2000; an organisation regarded as “one of the Government's most sophisticated environmental critics” by the BBC and “Britain's coolest pressure group.”

Chris is a highly respected communicator and driver of positive change. With a strong focus on obtaining "solutions to problems", he recently helped deliver £5 billion spend on UK coastline.

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In Episode Four of The Absolute Purpose Project, we're delighted to be sharing part two of our interview with Rob Hopkins.

In this episode, we speak with Rob about the importance of transitioning to a low carbon society now, why he's turning to artists to communicate a low-carbon, socially just future, the steps we could all take to reduce our carbon footprint and more!

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In Episode Three of The Absolute Purpose Project, we speak with Rob Hopkins, founder of Transition Towns, a movement that has been growing since 2005; where, Community-led Transition groups are working for a low-carbon, socially just future with resilient communities, more active participation in society, and a caring culture focused on supporting each other.

This approach has spread now to over 48 countries, in thousands of groups: in towns, villages, cities, Universities, schools. Around the world, there are 23 Transition Hubs that support and connect through the sharing of inspirational stories and knowledge.

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