Show Notes
109: Chocolate that is Beyond Good
In this episode, we talk to Tim McCollum. He is the founder and Chief Executive Officer of Beyond Good, a…
108: How one bottle of shampoo is making a difference
In this episode, we talk to, Lindsey McCoy. She has worked in the non-profit sector for 20 years. From 2005 – 2015…
107: How a zero-waste chef turns waste into amazing food
In this episode, we talk to, Anne-Marie Bonneau. She is a zero-waste advocate, that has been living plastic-free since 2011. She is…
106: How Lonely Whale is spreading ripples for our oceans
In this episode, we talk to, Emy Kane. She is the Director of Digital Strategy at Lonely Whale and Program…
105: How one dude is making a difference
In this episode, we talk to, Rob Greenfield. He is an activist and humanitarian dedicated to leading the way to…
104: How your yoga mat can make a difference
In this episode, we talk to, Anup Chandran. He is a product manager with an 18-year history of software development. He is…
103: What is the true cost of your fashion?
In this episode, we talk to, Taryn Hipwell. She is a creator, educator, author and producer. She is also the founder…
102: How Big Green is bringing the focus on food back to schools
In this episode, we talk to, Tighe Brown. She is the President of Big Green and has helped to create, build and…
101: We Made It to 2020
In today’s episode, we look back at the last 100 episodes and discuss me moving to Brisbane and I give…
100: How An Artivist Is Raising Awareness On Pollution
In today’s episode, we talk to, Marina DeBris. She is an artivist on a mission to eliminate waste and cruelty to…
099: How A Plastic Ocean Is Changing our Habits
In today’s episode, we talk to, Jo Ruxton. She is the founder and director at Plastic Oceans UK, producer and ambassador…
098: How A Professional Surfer Is Making A Wave of Change
In today’s episode, we talk to, Frank Solomon. He is a professional surfer and the founder of ‘The Sentinel Ocean Alliance‘ and have also created…
097: How one journalist is making a difference
In today’s episode, we talk to, Candice Batista. She is an Award-Winning Environmental Journalist, Writer, Speaker, Educator. She’s also one a of few select…
096: How we can shop more sustainable for clothing
In today’s episode, we talk to, Araceli Gallego. She is an Entrepreneur & Storyteller with a passion for fashion, creativity, and sustainability. She…
095: How we can drop our plastic habits
In today’s episode, we talk to Tatiana Antonelli Abella. She is the Founder and Managing Director of Goumbook, a Social Enterprise dedicated…
094: How a a theater-based collective is driving change
In today’s episode, we talk to Tanya Daud. She is the founder and CEO of Qissa’Go, a theatre-based collective, which focusses on…
093: The Last Swab that you would ever need
In today’s episode, we talk to, Isabel Aagaard. She is the co-founder of LastSwab, a dedicated Danish company creating sustainable alternatives to single-use items.…
092: How Plastic Change is making a change
In today’s episode, we talk to, Anne Aittomaki. She is the is Strategic Director and CSO at Plastic Change, a Danish environmental NGO and fighting hard to break…
091:How we can be more aware this pink October
In today’s episode, we talk to, Lina Al-Sharif. She is the founder of Hooking Good and is currently going through her second time…
090: How one tree planted can make a difference
In today’s episode, we talk to, Matt Hill. The founder and CEO of One Tree Planted a Vermont-based non-profit that is making…
089: How 5 Gyres is helping people kick the single-use habit
In today’s episode, we talk to Dr Marcus Eriksen. He is an environmental scientist, educator and author committed to building stronger communities through…
088: How the first Arab woman summit Everest from the North
In today’s episode, we talk to, Dolores Al Shelleh. She is the first Jordanian woman to summit Everest as well as…
087: What you do makes a difference
We often think what we do does not matter. This week I got a few interesting questions from you crazy…
086: How sustainable passion project can turn into business ventures?
In today’s episode, we talk to, Jay Siegel. The podcast host of Sustainability Defined and the founder of Ground Up Impact that…
085: How Palm Oil is destroying our Orangutans
In today’s episode, we talk Author, Speaker and the founder and president of the Orangutan Project, Leif Cocks. He and his…
084: How is climate change affecting our health
In today’s’ episode we will be talking to Dr Bruce Bekkar. He is an M.D with over 20 years of experience. He is also a speaker…
083: How Nudie Jeans is making your jeans more sustainable
In today’s’ episode we will be talking to the Sustainability Coordinator at Nudie Jean’s head office, Kevin Gelsi. He has been in the denim business since…
082: How to downsize without downgrading?
In today’s’ episode we will be talking to the Design Director and Co-Founder of ZeroSquared, Scott Wilson. Scott and his team…
081: Why purchasing better quality furniture is more sustainable
In today’s’ episode we will be talking to the general manager of Fritz Kohl Middle East, Tomi Hartmann. Fritz Kohl is one of…
080: Why we all need Eco-Heroes
In today’s’ episode we will be talking to the founder of Save Our World and Author of The Eco-heroes environmental…
079: Why cleaning with chemicals is bad for your health
Did you know that 1 out of every 3 chemical cleaning products contains ingredients known to cause human health or…
078: How you can change your habits this Plastic Free July
Did you know that the most plastics that have been found in one single bird’s stomach was 274 fragments of…
077: Why companies should plan ahead
Did you know that long term business planning helps business leaders to think differently about the company’s direction? It can also help…
076: Why Single-use plastic bans are important
In the last week, we had some great news regarding the ban of single-use items. Therfore in today’s episode, I would…
075: Why what you are putting on your skin matters
Did you know shampoo, lotion, and deodorant often contain a chemical that can cause as much damage to the environment…
074: How recycling can help out Mama Earth
Did you know that 90.5% of the world’s plastic waste has never been recycled? It is not only the plastic waste that…
073: The power is yours
“The power is yours” – Captain Planet. If you remember this slogan then you might have seen Captain Planet before.…
072: How we would be able to help woman out of poverty?
Did you know women, on average, earn less than men in nearly every single occupation for which there is sufficient…
071: How Tribe is leading the way, ethically and sustainably
Did you know that only 13% of the world’s cotton is produced sustainably? When we look at furniture it is…
070: Why it is important for companies to be transparent on their sustainability
Did you know that 100 companies have been the source of more than 70% of the world’s greenhouse gas emissions since 1988? …
069: How Team Angel Wolf’s determination have inspired others
Our guest today is an inspirational woman and the glue that holds Team Angel Wolf together. Her son Rio was…
068: How to build a socially sustainable organisation and scale
In this week’s episode of Mama Earth Talk, I talk to Claude Silver, Chief Heart Officer at Vayner Media to…
067: How you can go plastic free on your period
Did you know the average woman uses 17,000 tampons or pads in her lifetime? Each disposable menstrual pad uses the…
066: How you can help save our turtles
Did you know that sea turtles have a 50 per cent higher chance of mortality once they’ve ingested 14 pieces…
065: Why Should We Not Waste Our Food
Did you know that 1/3 of the food is wasted every year? This is 1 Trillion dollars worth of food…
064: How One Wrap Can Reduce Your Plastic Waste
Did you know the average family uses close to 1,000 plastic bags and 24 rolls of plastic wrap per year?…
063: How A Robot Is Keeping Our Oceans Clean
Did you know that we pour one garbage truck of plastic into the ocean every minute? This will get worse…
062: Why you should not waste your food
One-third of all the food produced is wasted. This is wasted due to a few reasons. It can be because…
061: How being Cheeki can save the planet, one bottle at a time.
Did you know that the current rate of a plastic bottle being sold worldwide is one million bottles per minute?…
060: Why you should adopt rather than shop for your next pet
Today we are going to have a look at something that really touched my heart the last few months and…