The Master Pods

Hey Master Podders, 

the transport sector is responsible for 1/5th of global CO2 emissions. Crazy, huh? We know that something has to change and so does Lisa Osbäck, social sustainability manager at Scania, a Swedish heavy duty company. In this episode, Lisa talks with Laura about what she thinks needs to be done to solve the climate crisis, why she doesn't like it when companies only focus on certain SDGs and what the Scania climate day is.

An episode you should not miss!

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Rachael, Laura & Olivier

Hey friends, what would you do if you saw waste pile up and crime rates skyrocket in your community? Would you take action? Danny Chibinda did. And his programs were so successful that they were adopted by the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP)! This week, Danny inspires us with his work that has helped significantly improve living conditions and welfare as the Director of Housing and Social Services in Lusaka, Zambia. We hope you enjoy this week’s episode as much as we did!

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This week you're in for a mind-bending episode. Olivier chats with Timothée Parrique - one of the world's leading experts on degrowth - about his quest to completely rethink modern economics. We explore the concept of degrowth and make some stops in feminist economics, ecological economics and backcasting. 

You can follow his work and thoughts on timotheeparrique.com and on his twitter @timparrique

Hey Master Podders,

join us in this week's episode where Laura talks with Nils Pfeufer about his role as a policy officer at the BMU Germany - the Federal Ministry for the Environment, Natur Conservation and Nuclear Safety. Super interesting for everyone who ever thought about working in the public sector.

Also, Nils has a great instagram account where he posts hiking tips for people living in Berlin (it's in German though). You can check it out under @explore.brandenburg

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Rachael, Laura & Olivier

Hey friends! We have lots in store for you this week: from saving sea turtles in Nicaragua, to reducing ecological footprints, to the importance of empowering local communities! Join us as we speak with Sol Rodriguez, the Built Environment Director and co-founder at Casa Congo. Tune in today to find out more!

Hello Master Podders! 

Join us in this week's episode where Olivier talks with Shanice Tadeo about sustainable fashion and her work at eversoslow.com , a sustainable fashion blog. We explore the concepts of slow fashion, of minimalism and discuss the state of the current fashion industry! 

Shanice is also a member of Ethical Influencers and writes extensively about fair and sustainable fashion and lifestyles. You can find her on Instagram @eversoslow

Hello Master Podders!

In this week's episode, we talk with Anne Kästner, who is a sustainable finance specialist at SEB. After doing an internship in 2019, Anne became a sustainable finance analyst and then a specialist. Tune into this brand new second season of the podcast where we talk with sustainability professionals to find out more about who they are and what types of jobs exist in this new sector!

You can follow Anne Kästner on LinkedIn

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Rachael, Laura & Olivier

Welcome back, friends! In this week's episode, we are chatting with Anitra Paris, a clean energy policy analyst for the Western Canadian-based Barkley Project Group. This one is chock-full of advice and quotable moments! Tune in to find out what her job entails, and what advice she has for aspiring sustainability professionals. 

Hello Master Podders!  In this week's episode, we talk with Marina Nart who is a sustainability strategist. She started her own firm called Beyond 2030 and helps companies and organizations develop strategies to reach the Sustainable Development Goals. 

Tune into this brand new second season of the podcast where we talk with sustainability professionals to find out more about questions like: what jobs are there in sustainability? You can follow Marina on LinkedIn and find her work at marinanart.com Love, Rachael, Laura & Olivier