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Rethink What Matters
by Paul Freudenberg of Rostone Operations
We need to rethink what matters in our lives and in business if we are to address today’s climate and cost of living challenges, low levels of productivity and happiness, health and well-being. It’s a positive, fun and engaging podcast with a serious purpose. Join in, help make a difference or get in touch at awardaroo.io
Episodes
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How to Optimise Your LinkedIn Profile for More Views, Connections, and Clients | Polly Peart Tips
Polly Peart highlights how a well-optimised LinkedIn profile can attract the right clients, boost visibility, and convert opportunities into meaningful connections. She stresses the importance of two key sections: the headline and the about section. The headline is your first impression, often...
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Building Better Brands: Expert Insights with Charlie Roberts on Authenticity and Growth
In this episode of Rethink What Matters, we explore the art and science of branding for small businesses with Charlie Roberts, a freelance marketer, branding expert, and the first female chair of a rugby club in England. Connecting branding with Sustainable Development Goal 8 (Decent Work and...
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ESG Design: Khuzema Hussain of Collective Works Discusses ESG Design
ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) principles are increasingly becoming central considerations in the design and construction of built environments. This paradigm shift reflects a growing recognition of the interconnectedness between human activities, the environment, and societal...
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Energy Storage Solutions: Graeme Cooper Global VP at Jacobs Discusses Energy Storage Solutions.
Energy storage solutions play a pivotal role in modernising our energy infrastructure. These systems store excess electricity generated during periods of low demand and release it when demand surges or renewable sources like solar and wind are unavailable. Lithium-ion batteries, pumped hydro...
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Sustainable Economies: Dominic Parker of KAGE Advisory Discusses Sustainable Economies
Sustainable economies are the cornerstone of a prosperous and responsible future. They prioritise the careful management of natural resources, fostering environmental stewardship and social equity. Such economies seek to balance economic growth with environmental preservation, promoting renewable...
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Greening Cities: John Goldwyn of Wildfifteen Discusses Greening Cities
Greening cities is a vital strategy in the face of urbanisation and climate change. It involves implementing sustainable practices to enhance the environmental quality of urban areas. By expanding green spaces, planting trees, and creating urban gardens, cities can mitigate heat islands, improve...
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Biomimicry: Alistair Daynes of Learn Biomimicry And Co-Founder of ReWild Africa Discusses Biomimicry
Biomimicry, often hailed as nature's blueprint for innovation, is a design approach that draws inspiration from the natural world to solve human challenges. It involves emulating the ingenious solutions that have evolved in various species over millions of years. From Velcro inspired by burrs to...
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EV Scooter Rentals: Narendra Jha Founder & CEO at EVA2Z Discusses EV Scooter Rentals
Electric scooter rentals have revolutionised urban mobility. These convenient, eco-friendly vehicles offer a quick and sustainable solution to short-distance travel. Users can easily locate and rent electric scooters through smartphone apps, making them an ideal choice for last-mile commuting,...
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Integrated Solar Green Roofs: Alan Burchell of Urbanstrong Discusses Integrated Solar Green Roofs
Integrated solar green roofs combine the benefits of green roofing and solar energy generation, offering a sustainable and multifunctional solution. These innovative systems incorporate solar panels seamlessly into green roofs, creating aesthetically pleasing, eco-friendly structures. They…
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Biophilic Cities: JD Brown of The Biophilic Cities Project Discusses Biophilic Cities
Biophilic Cities seamlessly integrate nature into urban environments, fostering a deep connection between humans and the natural world. Through green spaces, biodiversity corridors, and architectural designs inspired by nature, these cities prioritise well-being, sustainability, and resilience....
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Microfinance and Poverty: Jon Bishop of Envest Discusses Microfinance and Poverty
Microfinance plays a crucial role in alleviating poverty by providing financial services to the underserved and financially excluded populations. By offering small loans, savings accounts, and insurance products, microfinance empowers individuals to start or expand small businesses, improve their...
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Ocean Plastic Pollution: Gianni Valenti of Gaia First Discusses Ocean Plastic Pollution
Ocean plastic pollution poses a grave ecological threat, imperiling marine life and ecosystems. An estimated 8 million tons of plastic enter the oceans annually, enduring for centuries and disintegrating into microplastics that pervade the food chain. Seabirds, turtles, and marine mammals ingest…
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Green Hydrogen: Lewis Farrar of Ricardo Discusses Green Hydrogen
Green hydrogen, derived from renewable sources via electrolysis, is a clean, versatile fuel with potential to decarbonise sectors like transportation and industry. Despite challenges, its capacity to mitigate climate change makes it a pivotal player in future sustainable energy systems.
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Digital ESG and SDG Impact Assessments: Philip Faure of Paragon Impact Discusses Digital ESG and SDG Impact Assessments.
ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) and SDG (Sustainable Development Goals) Impact Assessments gauge the effects of business activities on broader societal and environmental objectives. ESG focuses on a company's ethical practices, its impact on the environment, and the quality of its...
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Solar Panels: Paul Hutchens of Eco2Solar Discusses Solar Panels
Solar panels, also known as photovoltaic panels, are devices that convert sunlight into electricity. They are a cornerstone of renewable energy systems, harnessing the sun's energy to generate clean and sustainable power. Solar panels consist of interconnected solar cells made from semiconductor...
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Ecotourism: Kathy Xu of The Dorsal Effect Discusses Ecotourism
Ecotourism, a sustainable travel trend, harmonises exploration with nature preservation. It encourages responsible travel, fostering environmental awareness and local community engagement. Emphasising education and minimal impact, ecotourism promotes wildlife conservation and supports…
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Marine Conservation: Alexandra Faure of Ocean Culture Life Discusses Marine Conservation
Marine conservation is vital to safeguard Earth's oceans, preserving their biodiversity, ecosystems, and the services they provide. Overfishing, habitat destruction, pollution, and climate change threaten marine life. Conservation efforts involve creating marine protected areas, enforcing...
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Sustainability Rating Platforms: Oriane Wiser of Global Sustainable Enterprise System (GSES System) Discusses Sustainability Rating Platforms.
Sustainability rating platforms are valuable tools that assess and communicate the environmental, social, and governance (ESG) performance of companies and organisations. These platforms utilise comprehensive data and criteria to evaluate factors such as carbon footprint, resource efficiency,...
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Peace, Justice and Strong Institutions (SDG16): Mark Charlton of De Monfort University Discusses Peace, Justice and Strong Institutions (SDG16)
Peace, justice, and strong institutions are the cornerstones of a harmonious and equitable society. Peace fosters an environment of stability, where conflicts are resolved through dialogue and diplomacy, rather than violence. Justice ensures that all individuals are treated fairly, regardless of...
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Good Health and Wellbeing: Joy Badaki of B'kem Foods Discusses Good Health and Wellbeing
Good health and well-being are fundamental pillars of a fulfilling and productive life. Achieving optimal physical, mental, and emotional health empowers individuals to lead a balanced and meaningful existence. Regular exercise, a nutritious diet, and sufficient rest contribute to physical...
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Permaculture: Ryan Sandford-Blackburn of EarthedUp Discusses Permaculture
Permaculture, short for "permanent agriculture" or "permanent culture," is a holistic approach to designing sustainable systems that mimic the patterns found in nature. Developed in the 1970s by Bill Mollison and David Holmgren, permaculture aims to create self-sufficient and regenerative...
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Corporate Sustainability: Arnulfo Salazar Discusses Corporate Sustainability
Corporate sustainability refers to a company's commitment to conducting business responsibly, considering environmental, social, and economic impacts. It involves integrating sustainable practices throughout the organisation to minimise ecological footprints, promote ethical behaviour, and ensure...
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Tyre Pyrolysis: Warren Steele of Carlton Forest Renewables Discusses Tyre Pyrolysis
Tyre pyrolysis is an innovative process that involves thermally decomposing used tires in the absence of oxygen, converting them into valuable byproducts like pyrolysis oil, carbon black, and steel wire. This eco-friendly method addresses tyre waste and offers opportunities for sustainable…
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Biofuel from Cactus: Tony and Axel of Barren Energy Discuss How to Make Biofuel from Cactus.
Cactus to gas, also known as cactus biofuel, is an innovative concept exploring the utilisation of specific cactus species as a renewable energy source. The process involves harvesting cacti, extracting their sugars, and fermenting them to produce bioethanol. This bioethanol can be utilised as a...
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Indoor Vertical Farming: Zale Tabakman of Local Grown Salads Discusses Indoor Vertical Farming.
Indoor vertical farming is a sustainable and innovative approach to agriculture that utilises stacked layers to grow crops in controlled environments. It maximises space, reduces water usage, enables year-round production, and offers precise control over environmental conditions for optimal plant...
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Rewilding: Millie Kerr, author of Wilder, Discusses Rewilding
Rewilding is a conservation approach that aims to restore ecosystems to their natural state by reintroducing and protecting native species. It involves creating larger and connected habitats, allowing wildlife to roam freely. Rewilding promotes biodiversity, enhances ecosystem services, and helps...
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Regenerative Agriculture: Richard Bowe of Regeneration Earth Discusses Regenerative Agriculture.
Regenerative agriculture is a holistic approach to farming that aims to restore and enhance the health of the land, improve soil fertility, and promote biodiversity. It involves practices such as cover cropping, crop rotation, agroforestry, and minimal tillage to regenerate the soil and…
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Food Waste Recovery: Matthew Unerman Food Sustainability Manager Discusses Food Waste Recovery
Food waste recovery refers to the process of reclaiming and repurposing food that would otherwise be discarded. It is a sustainable approach aimed at reducing the environmental and social impacts of food waste. Through various methods such as composting, anaerobic digestion, and food...
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Sustainability in Property Management: Christian Phipps Sustainability Manager at Emeria (UK) Discusses Sustainability in Property Management.
Sustainability in property management has become a paramount concern in recent years, as individuals and organisations recognise the urgent need to address environmental challenges. Property managers play a crucial role in promoting sustainability by implementing eco-friendly practices. They...
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Heat Pump Policy: Adrian Waddelove, Parliamentary and Public Affairs Officer at Energy and Utilities Alliance (EUA) Discusses Heat Pump Policy
Adrian discusses heat pump policy referring to government initiatives and incentives aimed at promoting the adoption and usage of heat pumps for heating. Heat pumps are energy-efficient devices that transfer heat from one location to another, making them an environmentally friendly alternative to...
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Excess Building Materials: Nigel Eastham of Sustainability Yard Discusses Excess Building Materials
Embracing the value of excess building materials fosters economic, ecological, and social benefits. There are cost-saving opportunities for individuals and businesses engaged in construction projects. Moreover, these materials contribute to sustainable practices by minimising waste and reducing...
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Green Heat: Neil Kitching of Scottish Enterprise Discusses Green Heat
The Scottish Enterprise, a government body, has been focusing on "Green Heat" to accelerate the transition to sustainable heating systems. Through incentives and investments, it promotes using renewable heat sources like solar, heat networks, and biomass. These efforts support Scotland's goal of...
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Green Roofs and Urban Biodiversity: Dusty Gedge of Gentian Discusses Green Roofs and Urban Biodiversity.
Green roofs, or vegetated roofs, are structures covered with living plants that enhance urban biodiversity. They provide habitats for various species, improving the overall ecological balance. By creating new green spaces in urban areas, green roofs support diverse plant and animal life…
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Heat Pumps: Neil Lawson of Geoenergy Discusses Heat Pumps
Heat pumps are highly efficient heating and cooling systems that extract heat from the air, ground, or water sources and transfer it indoors or outdoors as needed. They offer significant energy savings, lower utility bills, and reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
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Conservation for Kids: Jenny Bailey and Phoebe the Bee Discuss Conservation for Kids.
Igniting the conservationist in all of us especially children through realistic nature stories told from the point of view of Mother Earth. Reconnecting and empowering children with the natural world in a positive way.
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Planet Friendly Packaging: Josh Pitman of Priory Direct Discusses Planet Friendly Packaging.
Planet-friendly packaging offers numerous benefits, including reducing environmental impact, minimising waste, conserving resources, meeting consumer preferences, complying with regulations, and enhancing brand reputation. By transitioning to sustainable packaging solutions, we can contribute to…
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Technical Obsolescence: John Dyson of Winslow Adaptics Discusses Technical Obsolescence
Technical obsolescence refers to the state when a technology or product becomes outdated or irrelevant due to the emergence of newer, more advanced alternatives. In today's fast-paced world, technological advancements occur at an unprecedented rate, rendering once cutting-edge devices obsolete in…
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E-Waste Management: Natalie King Barnard of Green Machine Computers Ltd Discusses E-Waste Management
E-waste management is an urgent global challenge in our rapidly advancing technological era. As electronic devices become obsolete at an alarming rate, the proper handling and disposal of electronic waste are crucial. E-waste contains toxic materials that pose significant environmental and health...
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Green Roofs, Living Walls and Rain Gardens: Gary Grant Discusses Green Roofs, Living Walls and Rain Gardens
Green roofs, living walls, and rain gardens are innovative solutions that promote sustainability and enhance urban environments. Green roofs, covered in vegetation, provide numerous benefits. They improve air quality, reduce stormwater runoff, and help insulate buildings, reducing energy...
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Rethink What Matters
The Rethink What Matters podcast by awardaroo.io is dedicated to helping you improve your life, your business performance, your wellbeing, happiness and the planet one behaviour at a time. Hosted by Paul Freudenberg, this is episode zero, an introduction to the Rethink What Matters podcast series...
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We need to rethink what matters in our lives and in business if we are to address today’s climate and cost of living challenges, low levels of productivity and happiness, health and well-being. It’s a positive, fun and engaging podcast with a serious purpose. Join in, help make a difference or get in touch at awardaroo.io
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