PODCAST · society
Let's Talk Trash
by ZeroWasteStockholm
A Zero Waste Stockholm Podcast on which Susannah Cook talks to environmentally engaged individuals about their experience of Zero Waste living.
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6. "Reduce, share, repare" - A Conversation with Karol Gobczynski, A planeteer working on regenerating🌎 through everyday choices
Karol graduated the School for the Renewable Energy Science in Iceland. He is working with climate and energy, and for the last 9 years he has been working with a global company on establishing and implementing climate strategy. He lives in Malmö and shares solutions on Instagram through the profile KaroLowCarbon. Learn more about Zero Waste Stockholm
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5. "Simplicity, intention, self awareness" - A conversation with Audinisa Fadhila from SEI
In this 5th episode Susannah chats with Audinisa Fadhila, research Associate at the Stockholm Environment Institute. Learn more about Zero Waste Stockholm Learn more about SEI
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4. "Fun, exciting and challenging" - A conversation with Fedra Vanhuyse from SEI
In this 4th episode Susannah chats with Fedra Vanhuyse, Head of Unit Societal Transitions at SEI Headquarters, Stockhom Environment Institute. Learn more about Zero Waste Stockholm Learn more about SEI Learn more about Karma
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3. "Simplicity, Happiness & Community" - A conversation with Adeline Riblet - Founding Member of Zero-Waste Stockholm
In this 3rd episode Susannah chats with Adeline Ribet, one of the founding members of Zero Waste Stockholm. Adeline remembers how it all started, shares her vision of what Zero Waste means and her tips on how to start your own journey to reduce unnecessary consumption and consequently, waste. Learn more about Zero Waste Stockholm Learn more about Unrwapped Learn more about Naturskyddsforeningen
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2. "Buy less stuff" - A conversation with Isabella Andersson,
On our 2nd episode, our host Susannah Cook is interviewing her fellow Environmental Social Sciences student Isabella Andersson, . Isabella explains how she started her Zero Waste journey and what it means for her. She shares some of her personal tips and the different preconceived ideas people have on the Zero Waste mouvement. Susannah and Isabella discuss how things could change and improve as well as the fear of the "new normal" after the pandemic turning out to be "back to normal". Learn more about Zero Waste Stockholm Learn more about CleanSea
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1. "The ecosystem should have rights" - A conversation with Karolina Carlsson
For our very first episode Susannah Cook, from the Zero Wate Stockholm podcast team is interviewing her housemate Karolina Carlsson. They cover quite a lot from personal growth through engagement, the need for roadmap from governments to encourage people to do the right thing, to XR, the rights of mother earth and the concept of Ecocide. Learn more about Zero Waste Stockholm Learn more about XR Learn more about Ecocide
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A Zero Waste Stockholm Podcast on which Susannah Cook talks to environmentally engaged individuals about their experience of Zero Waste living.
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