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EPISODE · Jun 2, 2026 · 39 MIN

9. What integration actually looks like

from Two Homes · host Sarah Rhodes

It's one thing to talk about sustainability. It's another thing entirely to see it alive in a team, not as a policy, not as a certificate on the wall, but as genuine pride, creativity and joy in how people show up for work every day. This episode gets concrete. From working with Treeline Urban Resort in Siem Reap, Cambodia, one of the most genuinely integrated sustainability examples I've seen, we explore what it actually looks like when sustainability stops being an add-on and becomes part of the culture. From back of house waste audits to a Plastic Free July waste-to-art competition that left an entire team beaming, this is the episode that answers the question that's been building across the series: does any of this actually work? It does. And this is what it looks like.Two Homes is for leaders who know that lasting performance, for people and planet, starts from the inside out. Two homes: the one we inhabit within, and the one we all share.Intro and outro music: Brooks, Kai Engel

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