How to Support the Mama Earth Talk Podcast

Ever wondered how you can support Mama Earth Talk? In this special bonus episode, I (Mariska) answer the many requests from our amazing community about how to help us grow and continue spreading sustainability inspiration.

Ways to Support the Podcast:

1. Listen to More Episodes

Listen to the podcast on your favorite platform

Catch up on older episodes and explore curated playlists

2. Leave a Review

Reviews help others find the show and tell me what’s resonating with you.

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3. Subscribe or Follow

Hit the Subscribe or Follow button on your podcast app so you never miss an episode.

4. Share the Podcast

Know someone who loves the planet or runs a purpose-driven business? Share your favorite episode with them.

5. Connect on Social Media

Engaging with us on social media helps us reach more people.

Instagram: @mamaearthtalk

6. Join Our Newsletter

Get eco-tips, exclusive content, and behind-the-scenes updates delivered to your inbox.

Sign up at here or via our Instagram bio

Feeling Extra Generous?

Become a Monthly Supporter

If you’d like to go above and beyond, you can join our monthly membership. Your support directly helps keep the podcast going and growing—and you’ll get access to exclusive perks.

Sponsor or Collaborate with Us

We’re also opening a few sponsorship opportunities for upcoming episodes. If you’re an eco-conscious brand, purpose-driven business, or organization interested in partnering, we’d love to hear from you.

Reach out via our Contact Page or send a direct message on Instagram.

Your support—whether through listening, sharing, reviewing, or partnering—helps amplify our message of sustainability and inspires others to live lighter on the planet.

Thank you for being part of the Mama Earth Talk journey.

About the author, Mariska

Hi, I’m Mariska – podcast host, artist, sustainability advocate and consultant, and storyteller driven by a deep passion for our planet. Sustainability isn’t just a topic I discuss; it’s a way of life I embody through my work, actions, and everyday choices.

My journey began several years ago when I started experimenting with trash as a medium in my artwork. What began as creative curiosity quickly turned into a deep dive into the environmental impact of waste. That curiosity expanded into a broader connection with nature—including a life-changing trek to the summit of Mount Kilimanjaro, where I found both clarity and purpose. It was there that I made the decision to leave the corporate world behind and commit fully to environmental work.

In 2018, I took that message public in the UAE by wearing every piece of trash I generated for 30 days. The result—65 kilograms of waste—sparked national conversations around sustainability and waste reduction. That bold experiment also became the catalyst for my podcast, Mama Earth Talk, where I’ve since connected with global thought leaders to explore sustainability and inspire meaningful action.

Over the years, I’ve collaborated with organizations such as Nespresso, Costa, and Dubai International Airport to implement practical and impactful environmental solutions. From optimizing waste management systems to leading awareness campaigns, I specialize in designing strategies that create real, lasting change.

My artwork—blending environmental advocacy with creative expression—has been collected by public figures including comedian Trevor Noah, environmentalist Adrian Grenier, entrepreneur Gary Vaynerchuk, radio host Kris Fade, Grammy Award-winning DJ Black Coffee, and NBA player Mason Plumlee. Through public speaking, podcasting, and art, I aim to inspire individuals and organizations to rethink their relationship with the environment.

With over a decade of international experience in design and project management across Australia, South Africa, the UK, India, and the UAE, I bring a unique mix of creativity and strategic insight to sustainability challenges. My global perspective allows me to collaborate across cultures, drive innovation, and empower others to make a meaningful impact.

As a lifelong learner and passionate advocate, I focus on practical, holistic solutions to environmental challenges—guided by systems thinking and a deep commitment to action. I hold a BA in Design, a postgraduate degree in Environmental Science, and a Master’s in Sustainable Design.

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