Supercool! If you're curious about innovative advancements in sustainability, this is the episode for you! Josh Dorfman, host of the podcast Supercool, shares examples of effective climate solutions being implemented around the world. He also shares ideas for how we can better communicate the good news stories that are often overlooked. Josh's positive outlook for the future is a welcome shift from the negativity that often prevails when discussing the environment. Resources discussed in this episode:

Supercool podcast

Supercool Instagram

Supercool LinkedIn

The Lazy Environmentalist

City Climate Corner podcast

Climate First Bank

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Music by: Peter Emerson Jazz

Everyone has to eat, but it can be overwhelming to decide what the healthiest options are, both for humans and the planet. Ali Cox, a fifth generation farmer and founder of agricultural marketing firm Noble West, joins us to discuss sustainable food production and consumption. She also shares the progress being made in the industry, and some of the challenges of communicating these stories to the public. Resources discussed in this episode:

Noble West website

Noble West Instagram

Noble West LinkedIn

Ali Cox Linkedin

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The indoor spaces we live, work and spend our lives in can have great impacts on our physical and mental well-being, and how we build them can have great environmental impacts. This month we talk with Steve Pallrand, Founder of CarbonShack, about the significance of the indoor environment. Steve discusses how individuals and businesses can build and design enjoyable spaces sustainably. He also shares how the building and design industries are (and aren't) implementing these practices. Resources discussed in this episode:

CarbonShack

CarbonShack Facebook

CarbonShack Instagram

CarbonShack LinkedIn

CarbonShack YouTube

U.S. Green Building Council

Good Future Design Alliance

SustainableBuild

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Music by: Peter Emerson Jazz