The SDGs we are focusing on today are SDG 6 Clean Water and Sanitation and 17 Partnerships for the Goals with Sarika Saluja, General Manager, of the World Toilet Organization headquartered in Singapore.

Today's conversation is with Traci Lewis, Co-founder and Director of Catalyse Change CIC (Community Interest Company), a social enterprise supporting girls and young women to develop sustainability skills and knowledge for ‘healthy, happy and green’ communities, empowering and creating tomorrow’s sustainability leaders and change makers.

Today I am happy to be speaking with Anna Zahedi-Lamarche, the founder of Nana & Rose, a circular fashion startup based in Luxembourg. In our conversation we explore how her academic credentials in Marine Biology and Rural Estate Management, coupled with her work experience in the wilds of Scotland managing land and estates and at the UK’s DEFRA (Dept.Environment, Food and Rural Affairs), have culminated into her start-up. Anna shares a lot of wonderful advice too, so you won't want to miss this episode! 

Ying Ying was born into a musical family in China in the ‘60s and musical mastery, it is said, came to Ying Ying almost without effort, "like a gracious gift." In 2016 Ying Ying founded LumiVoce, which means ‘illuminating with sound’, to inspire and educate youth to fall in love with wildlife and nature through the power of music, arts, and education, because “we protect what we love“.

Today's interview is with Dr Crystalle Crain, a social and political critic with academic roots in sociology, political science, and psychology who has developed curriculum and taught courses at universities for over 14 years. Crystallee specializes in uncovering the layers of institutional inequity while supporting communities to shift ways of being and practice to improve life chances.

In today's episode I interview the inspiring Lindsay Sobel, the founder of Shoes for Souls, a charity that collects and donates shoes to various homeless shelters throughout Southern California. 

Welcome everyone. Today I have the pleasure of introducing you to Geeta Solanki, social entrepreneur and founder of Unipads India, an organisation that sustainably manufactures and distributes reusable sanitary pads to underprivileged women in rural India.

A special shout out and congratulations to Geeta on International Women’s Day 2021 for being selected as Entrepreneur of the Year - medium enterprise category - in the 1st edition of the Vijayalakshmi Entrepreneurship Awards, an initiative of Satya MicroCapital Limited, New Delhi.

Today I am happy to speak with Axelle Jorcin, the co-founder of People and the Sea, an organisation dedicated to building a sustainable future for island communities in the Philippines. The organisation articulates its work around two interconnected topics: marine resources management and socio-economic development for communities.

Today I am happy to speak with Axelle Jorcin, the co-founder of People and the Sea, an organisation dedicated to building a sustainable future for island communities in the Philippines. The organisation articulates its work around two interconnected topics: marine resources management and socio-economic development for communities.

Today's podcast interview is with Shanta Bloemen, a 20 year veteran of UNICEF, filmmaker of ‘T-shirt Travels, The Story of Secondhand clothes and Third World Debt in Zambia’ and founder of Mobility for Africa, a social enterprise that brings green mobility solutions to rural women.