The Kind Community Show

On today’s episode, we have Ryan Shannon, managing director at BAM Bamboo Clothing.

With a vast background in business and marketing, Ryan has pivoted from building his own agency, to leading what he believes could become the most recognisable sustainable activewear brand. Let’s dive in and learn more about BAM, its origins, and Ryan’s own relationship with sustainability.

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On today’s episode we have Sam Naef, founder and CEO of The Climate App, a behavioural change powerhouse in the palm of your hands.

Today we’ll be getting to know Sam, his motivations, and how The Climate App can translate positive peer pressure into positive climate action.

The Climate App is creating a movement. It is very much a facilitator of change. It helps us visualise climate action, not least the way it tracks your carbon-cutting, and leverages the significant power of positive peer pressure. Sam walks us through how this type of behavioural change can collectively bring us all together in the face of the climate crisis.  

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On today’s episode we have Jacob Wedderburn-Day, co-founder of impact calculator and all-round climate motivator Treepoints. Empowering those with information about their impact, Treepoints is making it easy to offset your yearly carbon footprint in a simple subscription package. We love it.

Today we’ll be getting to know Jacob, his motivations, Treepoints itself, and his own, personal offsetting journey.

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On today’s episode we have Leone Baron, founder of sustainable innovation platform Following the Footprints. 

Armed with the belief that sustainability strategies shouldn’t be left in the dark, Leone is highlighting planet-positive businesses and sharing them with her growing community.

We’ll be getting to know Leone, her motivations, and her journey to uncovering the secrets of successfully sustainable businesses.

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On today’s episode… Wave goodbye to expensive, unsustainable swimwear. Making (or should we say catching) waves in the fashion industry, Juliet Shepherd, founder of ULU Swim and Surf wants to change the way we shop for the Sea.

We’ll be getting to know Juliet, her journey from passion to entrepreneurship and learning about her relationship to climate-positivity. 

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Today’s guest needs no introduction. But if you’ve been living under a rock...Isaias Hernandez AKA Queer Brown Vegan is an Environmental Educator, writer and the cocreator of Alluvia Magazine.

Today we’ll be getting to know Isaias, hearing his story and exploring the lesser-known parts of climate-positivity. 

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Safia Qureshi is an award-winning Architect, designer and educator. Born in London, she launched Studio [D] Tale in 2015 to build projects with high social and environmental impact. She then incubated and launched Club Zero (previously CupClub) in 2018 - a returnable and reusable packaging system for food and beverages. With the global problem around waste and single-use plastic, Safia has created a convenient solution to future-proofing our cities. 

In today’s episode, we will learn about Safia’s journey to becoming an influential force in developing innovative, easily adoptable solutions for those looking to live more sustainable lives.

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On today’s episode, we have  Alita Fabiano, communications specialist, and advocate for inclusive change-making based in Ottawa, Canada.

Alita lost her hearing at 19 years of age. She’s since made it her mission to encourage, promote and represent inclusive growth so that those belonging to underrepresented communities are given the opportunity to fully participate in society. Throughout her career in communications and policy, she has seen how true inclusion can foster the creative thinking necessary in finding solutions to more inclusive communities and the climate crisis.

In today’s episode, we will learn about some of the biggest issues faced when it comes to disability justice, ableism, and what an inclusive future could really look like when we consider everyone in the face of the climate crisis.

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In this episode, we have Jojo Sureh, founder of Cook to Care.

Cook to Care is a fast-growing community of volunteers, founded in March 2020. While initially intended to support vulnerable neighbours throughout the first Covid-19 lockdown, it has since grown into a team of 35 volunteer cooks and couriers. Hungry for change, Jojo has now expanded to five London boroughs, and the core values of Cook to Care remain hearty and strong; building a better future for young people and prison leavers.

Hear about Jojo’s community work, the importance of food, and how to cultivate space for soul and humanity for a collective of people. 

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In this episode we have Nohelia Rambal, social entrepreneur and founder of Goodfind, the sustainable brand directory. 

Goodfind aims to ease the connection of shoppers and ethical businesses. There are plenty of brands out there doing good things, and Nohelia has made the process of alternative shopping an accessible and, most importantly, useful journey for customers. Anything on your usual shopping list, you can probably find the more ethical version on Goodfind. 

In this episode, we learn a bit more about Nohelia’s journey into sustainability, her varied background, and her upcoming involvement with the ‘rethink plastic’ campaign. 

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