Be The Impact Podcast

Fresh off an energy filled weekend along the California coast for the the 39th running of the Big Sur International Marathon, Bill and Adam reflect on how Recover continues to build on our involvement, various partnerships and the environmental impact through this iconic and bucket list race.2026 Event Savings:100,944 Plastic bottles diverted from the landfill329,554 KWH of fossil fuel-based energy136,890 Lbs of greenhouse gas emissions29,983,244 Gallons of waterBig Sur International Marathon Case Study HEREJoin Recover's Strava Club HEREApply to be a Recover Runner/Ambassador HEREBig Sur International Marathon Information HEREConnect with us on social!Instagram & Facebook - @RecoverBrandsYouTube - Recover BrandsStrava ClubLearn more about our ongoing initiatives.2025 ImpactClosed Loop ProgramRecover Giveback

Fresh off an Undefeated and National Championship season in the USL2, we caught up with Vermont Green Football Club Co-Founder Patrick Infurna to discuss the meteoric rise and increasingly expanding impact that the club is having both on and off the pitch in Burlington, Vermont and around the globe.Vermont Green FC Impact Stats by working with Recover for custom merchandise in 2025 alone:Saved 987,327 gallons of waterAvoided 37,573 lbs of GHG emissionsSaved 74,701 kWH of fossil fuel based energyDiverted 62,752 plastic bottles away from the landfillVermont Green FC's 2026 Season - Men's | Women'sPrevious Vermont Green FC Podcast = Episode #4Connect with us on social!Instagram & Facebook - @RecoverBrandsYouTube - Recover BrandsStrava ClubLearn more about our ongoing initiatives.2025 ImpactClosed Loop ProgramRecover Giveback

We're excited to announce that, as of today, Recover has officially assumed all managerial and oversight responsibilities for Headsweats, an innovator in performance headwear since 1998.Each brand will continue to operate independently, maintain their own unique brand identities, and have a focus on greater complementary efforts, products, and operational efficiencies. By bringing together Recover’s commitment to sustainability and Headsweats’ expertise in innovative performance-driven headwear, this move is focused on better supporting both customer bases and further positioning the two brands as leaders in the athletic apparel and headwear market.Headsweats Main WebsiteHeadsweats on InstagramHeadsweats on StravaConnect with us on social!Instagram & Facebook - @RecoverBrandsYouTube - Recover BrandsStrava ClubLearn more about our ongoing initiatives.2025 ImpactClosed Loop ProgramRecover Giveback

It's officially race week for the Novant Health Charlotte Marathon and our Co-Host Adam Bratton was invited to join DC Lucchesi on the "Running Around Charlotte" Podcast to discuss all things Recover and the weekend of events.We talk about the evolution of Recover over the years, how Recover's support of the marathon goes well beyond just the race course, and an exciting opportunity to win "Free Gear For A Year" at the Charlotte Marathon expo presented by Fleet Feet.Connect with us on social!Instagram & Facebook - @RecoverBrandsYouTube - Recover BrandsStrava ClubLearn more about our ongoing initiatives.2025 ImpactClosed Loop ProgramRecover Giveback

The highly celebrated "Golden" Anniversary of "The People's Marathon" is just around the corner, and we could not be more excited to be the Big Impact Outfitter of the Marine Corps Marathon again this year.We caught up with MCM Race Director Alex Hetherington to reminisce the long history of the event, discuss his personal relationship with the race, and what it means to be the 3rd largest marathon in North America!MCM StoreMCM Case StudyConnect with us on social!Instagram & Facebook - @RecoverBrandsYouTube - Recover BrandsStrava ClubLearn more about our ongoing initiatives.2025 ImpactClosed Loop ProgramRecover Giveback

As we continue the yearlong celebration of Recover's 15th anniversary, Co-Hosts Adam and Bill take a step back and reminisce some of the early wins, challenges, and lessons learned as the brand continues to show that a holistic approach to sustainable apparel has not only caught on, but is thriving and finding new ways to have a positive impact on our environment and our future.Mentioned in this episode:Origin Story (Video)LEED CertificationTupelo Honey Case StudyScott Rigsby FoundationThe Island School Case StudyLocal Supply Cycle (Short Film)Enderly Coffee Case StudyRivian Case StudyCollegiate Bookstore Resource PageConnect with us on social!Instagram & Facebook - @RecoverBrandsYouTube - Recover BrandsStrava ClubLearn more about our ongoing initiatives.2025 ImpactClosed Loop ProgramRecover Giveback

We are extremely proud to release a brand new initiative that pushes the bounds of what is possible in sustainable apparel. Consider this the Grand Opening of our Recover L.A.B. (Living.And.Breathing.) program, which allows us to test new sustainable materials, further reduce waste, and bring exclusive products to market.In addition to our longstanding core products and collections, our retail and wholesale customers alike will now have access to a rotation of exclusive colors, styles, fabrics and more as they become available through this innovative and trailblazing approach to holistically sustainable textiles and apparel manufacturing.Connect with us on social!Instagram & Facebook - @RecoverBrandsYouTube - Recover BrandsStrava ClubLearn more about our ongoing initiatives.2025 ImpactClosed Loop ProgramRecover Giveback

With a shared vision to protect, conserve, and educate others about our environment, particularly marine wildlife, we are excited to expand on the Recover and Guy Harvey partnership with the release of new eco-friendly apparel that supports our customers and our planet.Dr. Guy Harvey, a lifelong artist, waterman, and visionary, joins the podcast to deep dive into his upbringing, the inspiration behind his art, a thoughtful approach to apparel, and so much more.APPAREL Guy HarveyGuy Harvey Ocean FoundationKent UllbergConnect with us on social!Instagram & Facebook - @RecoverBrandsYouTube - Recover BrandsStrava ClubLearn more about our ongoing initiatives.2025 ImpactClosed Loop ProgramRecover Giveback

Environmental advocacy, education, and access have been at the core of Recover's efforts since day #1. In this episode, we are joined by Heather Klein Olson, the Executive Director of American Hiking Society (AHS), who has shared those core principles for the past 50 years. This is why our brand new Public Lands summer fundraising collection is such a natural collaboration.Learn about the mission and history of AHS and how you, for a limited time, can directly support our public lands and AHS through the purchase of planet-approved apparel!Shop the Recover x AHS Collection HERE and support our Public Lands Check out the endless resources and ways to get involved with American Hiking Society HEREConnect with us on social!Instagram & Facebook - @RecoverBrandsYouTube - Recover BrandsStrava ClubLearn more about our ongoing initiatives.2025 ImpactClosed Loop ProgramRecover Giveback

Recover and Arbor Day Foundation has a rich partnership history through a shared commitment to plant, nurture and celebrate trees and by providing Arbor Day Foundation (and hundreds of their global member organizations) with sustainable and planet approved merchandise.In this episode, we are joined by Jeff Ashelford (Manager, Corporate Partnerships) who shares the history of the Arbor Day Foundation, the endless list of benefits trees provide, lofty organizational goals, and how both corporate and individual support is the connective tissue to local boots on the ground organizations.We also share some details on Recover and Arbor Day Foundation's upcoming tree planting event along the Hominy Creek Greenway in Asheville, NC on Friday, May 9, 2025. Learn more and volunteer HERE.Connect with us on social!Instagram & Facebook - @RecoverBrandsYouTube - Recover BrandsStrava ClubLearn more about our ongoing initiatives.2025 ImpactClosed Loop ProgramRecover Giveback

 PPAI (Promotional Products Association International) is the largest trade association for the promotional products industry. With 15,000+ members, this $25 billion dollar industry has a lot of impact on how the world conducts business, and the world itself.We sit down with Elizabeth Wimbush, the first-ever Director of Sustainability & Responsibility at PPAI to discuss trends of the industry and how we must collectively and constantly work to weave sustainable practices and initiatives into this industry.Connect with us on social!Instagram & Facebook - @RecoverBrandsYouTube - Recover BrandsStrava ClubLearn more about our ongoing initiatives.2025 ImpactClosed Loop ProgramRecover Giveback

As an ongoing measure of our business success, we routinely look forward to our annual "Giving Tuesday" campaign. This year's campaign got a head start when Hurricane Helene swept through and destroyed towns, small businesses and wide swatches of land throughout our home region of Western North Carolina.This episode explores the immediate and ongoing fundraising efforts that Recover has deployed to help our neighbors in need. With all of the destruction that has occurred, the beauty and strength of the community shines through. We are proud to be an NC-based company that is using NC made products to raise funds for NC Disaster Relief and support countless NC Small Businesses.Join us in continuing to support hurricane relief and rebuilding efforts in Western North Carolina HERE.Other resources and mentions during this episode:NC Outdoor Recreation Coalition Eagles Nest Outfitters (ENO)Previous Giveback Podcast EpisodeConnect with us on social!Instagram & Facebook - @RecoverBrandsYouTube - Recover BrandsStrava ClubLearn more about our ongoing initiatives.2025 ImpactClosed Loop ProgramRecover Giveback

Owning and operating a year-round series of running events and multiple run specialty stores in Lexington, Kentucky, "John's" continues to highlight sustainability through Recover products and merchandise in their stores and at start lines.Marketing gurus of Recover (Adam Bratton) and John's Run/Walk Shop (Matt Reno) sit down to chat about the truly sustainable approach that we take at Recover, a simple and easy way for people to start their conscious consumer journey (Take The Pledge) and a sneak peaks at some upcoming product launches as Recover plans for our 15th anniversary in 2025.Connect with us on social!Instagram & Facebook - @RecoverBrandsYouTube - Recover BrandsStrava ClubLearn more about our ongoing initiatives.2025 ImpactClosed Loop ProgramRecover Giveback

36 years after this first official race at the age of 4, Cal Neff, continues to thrive in the running industry. He is a professional athlete for ALTRA, a running coach, and the Race Director for a year-round series of non-traditional, yet approachable, trail races under the Trail Racing Over Texas (TROT) umbrella.He joins the podcast to share his world traveling upbringing, how he landed in Texas, and his approach to creating unique events for runners of all types. We also hit on how Cal was originally introduced to Recover (Hint: he still has a Recover shirt from 12+ years ago!) and the variety of ways that Recover and TROT are working together to bring the sustainable storytelling to TROT's start lines and beyond!Links/Resources:Check out Trail Racing Over TexasFollow Cal on Instagram and StravaMarine Corps Marathon Recap Video (and Cal winning the 50K)Trail Racing Over Texas - Year to Date Impact Stats (attached)Trail Racing Over Texas - Zero Waste Online Store (Link TBD)Trail Racing Over Texas - Partner Highlight (Link TBD)Connect with us on social!Instagram & Facebook - @RecoverBrandsYouTube - Recover BrandsStrava ClubLearn more about our ongoing initiatives.2025 ImpactClosed Loop ProgramRecover Giveback

Coming off a productive ASI (Advertising Specialty Institute) Chicago Show, Recover's Bill Johnston and Adam Bratton recap the action packed show, explain how all three NG Labs Brands (Recover, Boxercraft, and Headsweats) are well positioned to serve the corporate promo space and why sustainability remains one of the hot topics of discussions with our customers.To learn more about NG Labs, listen to Episode 48 HERETo learn more about Recover Wholesale click HERETo learn more about Boxercraft Wholesale click HERETo learn more about Headsweats Wholesale click HEREConnect with us on social!Instagram & Facebook - @RecoverBrandsYouTube - Recover BrandsStrava ClubLearn more about our ongoing initiatives.2025 ImpactClosed Loop ProgramRecover Giveback

For over 25 years, The Island School, located in Eleuthera, Bahamas, has been empowering young people in their "coming to age" journey through experiential education in an immersive and idealistic setting. At its core, the school's teaching philosophy is based on the simple question of "how do we live well in a place?". This philosophy is rooted in conservation, sustainability, collaboration, accountability, and personal development.A few young thoughtful leaders looked at their school uniforms and asked that same inquisitive "how do we live well" question and it has blossomed into an ongoing 12+ year relationship with Recover to provide fully sustainable and recyclable school uniforms that align with The Island School's ethos.Connect with us on social!Instagram & Facebook - @RecoverBrandsYouTube - Recover BrandsStrava ClubLearn more about our ongoing initiatives.2025 ImpactClosed Loop ProgramRecover Giveback

 As we step back and celebrate the 2nd anniversary of the Be The Impact Podcast (and the 50th episode!), the theme of longevity keeps creeping into our minds.Parallels to longevity are easily found in our company's history of leading the sustainable apparel industry since 2010, the infinite circularity of every single product we make, and the positive impact that we continue to have on our planet for future generations to come.Ironically, this episode was recorded during an off-site staff retreat at Wrong Way River Lodge & Cabins (Episode #19 HERE) which was founded by longtime friends of Recover and supporters of a more sustainable approach to business and personal life.Connect with us on social!Instagram & Facebook - @RecoverBrandsYouTube - Recover BrandsStrava ClubLearn more about our ongoing initiatives.2025 ImpactClosed Loop ProgramRecover Giveback

This rolling episode gives a look into Recover on the Road as we head north to support the Marine Corps Historic Half in Fredericksburg, VA with Fleet Feet and finalize our Marathon Merchandise plan with our retail partner, Pacers Running, in preparation for "The People's Marathon" in October.A busy few days of meetings, expo set up, racing, and connecting with our customers distilled down into an action packed episode to share how we continue to bring sustainability to start lines across the country.Watch our weekend recap HEREFinal Call to by Marine Corp Historic Half Merch HERE (available through 5/31/24)Join Recover's Strava Club HERE for a chance to win free race entries, discounted gear and moreConnect with us on social!Instagram & Facebook - @RecoverBrandsYouTube - Recover BrandsStrava ClubLearn more about our ongoing initiatives.2025 ImpactClosed Loop ProgramRecover Giveback

NG Labs (New Generation Labs) is a conglomerate of brands focused on sustainability and ethical practices, working together to elevate products and services in the apparel market.  With vertical manufacturing capabilities, state-of-the-art embellishment options, and world-class distribution and fulfillment, NG Labs has become a go-to supplier for customers looking for stylish, affordable, and sustainable apparel.Andy Bell, President of our sister company Boxercraft, joins the podcast to share the nearly 40 year history of the company, how Recover is influencing their sustainability outlook, and how the prideful approach to delivering consistent and quality products makes such an impact.Connect with us on social!Instagram & Facebook - @RecoverBrandsYouTube - Recover BrandsStrava ClubLearn more about our ongoing initiatives.2025 ImpactClosed Loop ProgramRecover Giveback

Sustainability is not a seasonal trend at Recover, but when April rolls around, we fully embrace the additional awareness, acknowledgment, and celebration of Earth Month. In this episode, Bill and Adam explain how our Earth Month Fundraiser campaign directly supports environmental non-profits from coast to coast, why it's such an important part of our ongoing Giveback efforts, and how you can make a tangible difference in our ongoing mission to "Help Earth Recover".Connect with us on social!Instagram & Facebook - @RecoverBrandsYouTube - Recover BrandsStrava ClubLearn more about our ongoing initiatives.2025 ImpactClosed Loop ProgramRecover Giveback

Porvenir translates to "future" in Spanish, which is the driving vision for this environmentally focused and eco-conscious landscape cultivation and design organization in Central America. Through "Concept Working Plans", the aim is to create long term sustainable solutions for clients both big and small.Co-Founding Partner of Porvenir Design, Sam Kenworthy, joins the podcast to give a glimpse into his longstanding relationship with Recover, his path to the world of holistic eco-focused design and planning, and how his work has shaped the culture, environment, and his perspective in the coastal regions of Northwest Costa Rica.Learn more about our HyperLocal Manufacturing in Central America. Connect with us on social!Instagram & Facebook - @RecoverBrandsYouTube - Recover BrandsStrava ClubLearn more about our ongoing initiatives.2025 ImpactClosed Loop ProgramRecover Giveback

Recover is once again, proud to partner with RunCharlotte's year-round family of events including their signature and capstone race, the Novant Health Charlotte Marathon, now in it's 20th year.Recover's Founder Bill Johnston joins Tim Rhodes and DC Lucchesi to give some history of the brand's roots and a sneak peak into what participants can expect at each of RunCharlotte's Holiday and Heritage Series events, community engagement opportunities and Charlotte's longstanding, and largest, marathon.Interested in helping us bring sustainability to the start line?Join our Strava Club HERE Apply to become a Recover Ambassador HEREParticipant in our Closed Loop Program HEREConnect with us on social!Instagram & Facebook - @RecoverBrandsYouTube - Recover BrandsStrava ClubLearn more about our ongoing initiatives.2025 ImpactClosed Loop ProgramRecover Giveback

It's well documented that Recover's origins can be traced back to conversations while riding bikes in Western NC. Getting outside and active has been at the core of Recover since the very beginning and it continues today as we are the proud apparel partner for some of the world's most iconic endurance events. Around the globe, Strava connects millions of runners, cyclists, hikers, walkers and other active users through their mobile app. It only makes sense for Recover to launch it's own Strava Club to further connect with our active customers, promote environmental stewardship, and to be honest, share some exclusive incentives, giveaways and product releases.Be one of the first 500 to join the club HERE for your chance to win one of five $100 gift cards for Recover apparel and gear.Connect with us on social!Instagram & Facebook - @RecoverBrandsYouTube - Recover BrandsStrava ClubLearn more about our ongoing initiatives.2025 ImpactClosed Loop ProgramRecover Giveback

Repeat podcast guest John Searby (Executive Director of the Catawba Riverkeeper) joins us for a 2nd episode to give an update on the significant growth that the environmental non-profit has seen over the past few years through their non-traditional approach.We discuss the longstanding partnership of the Monthly Cleanup Series presented by Recover, why it is so critical to their member engagement, how they continually conserve, advocate, and protect the 8900 miles of waterways in the Catawba-Wateree River Basin, and a few simple and easy ways that you can make a big difference in protecting water in your own neck of the river.Previous Episode - Catawba Riverkeeper (Episode #5)Connect with us on social!Instagram & Facebook - @RecoverBrandsYouTube - Recover BrandsStrava ClubLearn more about our ongoing initiatives.2025 ImpactClosed Loop ProgramRecover Giveback

We recently hit the road to touch base with a few suppliers of our HyperLocal Supply Chain in North Carolina. The goal? Visit and see the operators, employees, and staff on the manufacturing floor. Capture behind the scene photos and videos to share with our audience and customers. Get a first look at the brand new Eco Socks that will be hitting our website soon. Instead of riding bikes like we did for the Local Supply Cycle Short Film and Podcast Episode #1 we opted for a car on this rainy winter day, and were equally excited to get out of the office and refuel our ongoing passion and innovated approach that was captured in a recent article entitled "NC Reclaims It's Apparel Heritage - With a Sustainable Twist" Connect with us on social!Instagram & Facebook - @RecoverBrandsYouTube - Recover BrandsStrava ClubLearn more about our ongoing initiatives.2025 ImpactClosed Loop ProgramRecover Giveback

Established in late 2021 the Low Impact Alliance (LIA) is a collective of running-focused retailers, brands, events, and athletes throughout the world committed to acting and advocating for environmental responsibility throughout the run industry.Recover has partnered with LIA on their “Better Bins” initiative which is hitting run specialty stores from coast to coast this month. We caught up with Christian Fyfe (Co-Founder of LIA) and Calista Ariel (Better Bins Coordinator) to share a bit more about LIA, the launch of Better Bins, and why these efforts, and more, are so important to working towards a more sustainable future.Connect with us on social!Instagram & Facebook - @RecoverBrandsYouTube - Recover BrandsStrava ClubLearn more about our ongoing initiatives.2025 ImpactClosed Loop ProgramRecover Giveback

The first episode of the 2024 is all about newness at Recover. Adam and Bill discuss the new infrastructure, products, initiatives and brand refresh that stoke our fires heading into the New Year. These intentional efforts are squarely focused on our mission of helping the earth recover by outfitting everyone with apparel and gear for the biggest positive impact possible.Connect with us on social!Instagram & Facebook - @RecoverBrandsYouTube - Recover BrandsStrava ClubLearn more about our ongoing initiatives.2025 ImpactClosed Loop ProgramRecover Giveback

With a jam packed calendar of fall running events, we stepped back to get off our feet, ice our knees, and recap some incredible partner events. In this episode, we reminisce about our in-person activations, realize the impact of our 360' Closed Loop Program and tease a few new product offerings that will be available in 2024.Featured Videos:360' Closed Loop Program Big Impact Outfitter of the Marine Corps MarathonFeatured Events and Previous Podcast Episodes:Around the Crown 10K - Previous Podcast Episode #34Boulderthon - Previous Podcast Episode #33Marine Corps Marathon - Previous Podcast Episode #29Monterey Bay Half Marathon -Previous Podcast Episode #3Connect with us on social!Instagram & Facebook - @RecoverBrandsYouTube - Recover BrandsStrava ClubLearn more about our ongoing initiatives.2025 ImpactClosed Loop ProgramRecover Giveback

A brand "refresh" involves significantly more than just tossing a new logo on the website. As Recover continues to roll out updates to our brand (including an updated logo, tagline, visuals, voice, tone, brand positioning, etc), we sit down with Ashley Graj, principal at Graj + Gustavsen, to talk through the process and inspiration behind the brand refresh and what it means to truly be the "RESPONSIBLE COMPANY FOR EVERYONE".Connect with us on social!Instagram & Facebook - @RecoverBrandsYouTube - Recover BrandsStrava ClubLearn more about our ongoing initiatives.2025 ImpactClosed Loop ProgramRecover Giveback

In this episode Bill joins Chris Farley and Julie Culley of Pacers Running on their Pace The Nation podcast to discuss the upcoming Marine Corps Marathon, the partnership between Pacers Running and Recover, and how sustainability has evolved in the running industry.  As a staple in the running community, Pacers Running is the premier running store in the mid Atlantic with 5 locations in the Washington DC area.Connect with us on social!Instagram & Facebook - @RecoverBrandsYouTube - Recover BrandsStrava ClubLearn more about our ongoing initiatives.2025 ImpactClosed Loop ProgramRecover Giveback

Jose Salguero leads the innovation and sustainability initiatives at Central America Spinning Works, our partner facility in El Salvador, where each garment is made from raw material to finished goods within a mind boggling small radius of only 10 miles.Jose shares some of the findings of our LCA (Life Cycle Analysis) for each piece of apparel that we produce as well as what drives his daily desire to push the bounds of what is doable in the manufacturing process.Read more on our LCA HERE.Connect with us on social!Instagram & Facebook - @RecoverBrandsYouTube - Recover BrandsStrava ClubLearn more about our ongoing initiatives.2025 ImpactClosed Loop ProgramRecover Giveback

Our Ambassador Program was launched in 2014 as an avenue to spotlight a small handful of outdoor creators, adventurers, and advocates who are sharing their love for their personal craft and Recover.As we close in on 10 years since the launch of the program, we call out a few of our longtime ambassadors, share some unique aspects and benefits of the program, and are looking for more passionate people to join us in helping the earth Recover.Click HERE to learn more about the Recover Ambassador program or to apply.Connect with us on social!Instagram & Facebook - @RecoverBrandsYouTube - Recover BrandsStrava ClubLearn more about our ongoing initiatives.2025 ImpactClosed Loop ProgramRecover Giveback

Co-Founder of one of the most unique running events in the country, Brian Mister is joined by his wife and fellow Co-Founder Chelsea Mister, to discuss all things Around the Crown 10K. Loaded with an ever-expanding array of sustainable, inclusive, and community rallying initiatives, it is no wonder that ATC has become the largest 10K in North Carolina and is annually circled on calendars for runners of all ages each Labor Day Weekend.Check out some of our previous running-focused episodes!Boulderthon - Ep. 33Paul Martino - Ep. 32Marine Corp Marathon - Ep. 29Lisa Landrum - Ep. 25Around the Crown 10K - Ep. 7Big Sur - Ep. 3 Connect with us on social!Instagram & Facebook - @RecoverBrandsYouTube - Recover BrandsStrava ClubLearn more about our ongoing initiatives.2025 ImpactClosed Loop ProgramRecover Giveback

Boulderthon was born out of a surprising, yet needed, gap in the Boulder, CO running scene with its legendary downtown start/finish and laser focus on delivering an incredible racer experience at every turn.Phil Dumontet, the Founder and Race Director of this award-winning marathon (and Half Marathon, 10K, 5K and Kid's Run) joins the podcast to share with us the journey from the organization's beginnings in 2017, its first running in 2021, and where they are heading in the future.Connect with us on social!Instagram & Facebook - @RecoverBrandsYouTube - Recover BrandsStrava ClubLearn more about our ongoing initiatives.2025 ImpactClosed Loop ProgramRecover Giveback

In this episode, we dive into a variety of reasons why running and Recover have been deeply intertwined in Paul's professional and personal life for decades.From competitive race walking, running a marathon in all 50 states, "accidentally" winning a 100K race, and battling 60 MPH wind gusts Paul has seen it all, but is still in pursuit of the next challenge to keep him moving.Let Me RunBlack Beard's Revenge 100Big Sur International MarathonConnect with us on social!Instagram & Facebook - @RecoverBrandsYouTube - Recover BrandsStrava ClubLearn more about our ongoing initiatives.2025 ImpactClosed Loop ProgramRecover Giveback

Longtime friend and collaborator of Recover, Jake Wheeler, has evolved from his childhood retail roots in Chattanooga, TN to a holistic branding, marketing, and design professional based in Aspen, CO.In this episode, we get an inside look into Jake's thoughtful and comprehensive design approach, and the development and creation of Recover's newest collection of graphic tees, now available at RecoverBrands.com.Connect with us on social!Instagram & Facebook - @RecoverBrandsYouTube - Recover BrandsStrava ClubLearn more about our ongoing initiatives.2025 ImpactClosed Loop ProgramRecover Giveback

As we prep for the 4th of July holiday, we're reminded of our HyperLocal supply chains including our 100% USA made Classic and Organic lines that support everyday American families and the communities that they live.Co-Hosts Bill and Adam pull back the curtains of these products and supply chains, share the importance of minimizing our environmental footprint, and explain how we've taken things in step further in leading the sustainable apparel industry by creating 100% recycled and recyclable products.Connect with us on social!Instagram & Facebook - @RecoverBrandsYouTube - Recover BrandsStrava ClubLearn more about our ongoing initiatives.2025 ImpactClosed Loop ProgramRecover Giveback

One of the largest and most iconic marathons in the world, the Marine Corps Marathon, also known as "The People's Marathon" embodies an ongoing commitment to leadership, community and sustainability.  This year marks the 48th running of the Marine Corps Marathon and Recover is proud to officially announce our partnership with the Marine Corps Marathon Organization as its new exclusive apparel partner.In this episode, we proudly sit down with MCMO Director, Alex Hetherington, to discuss the history, mission, and impact of the Marine Corps Marathon Organization, and our new partnership.Be on the lookout for more news and activations from Recover leading up to race day on October, 29, 2023. Connect with us on social!Instagram & Facebook - @RecoverBrandsYouTube - Recover BrandsStrava ClubLearn more about our ongoing initiatives.2025 ImpactClosed Loop ProgramRecover Giveback

Tony Santoro began roasting small batch coffee beans on his stove as a simple and creative outlet way before he and his wife, Becky, opened the doors of Enderly Coffee in 2012. That hobby-style intrigue has turned into a blossoming business that not only supports meaningful wages for their staff and coffee farming partners but also galvanizes the entire Enderly Park Neighborhood ... the company's namesake. We uncover the reasons why Enderly Coffee has worked with Recover since 2015 and how the Santoro's impact stretches well beyond the coffee industry through their direct relationship with Foster Village. Connect with us on social!Instagram & Facebook - @RecoverBrandsYouTube - Recover BrandsStrava ClubLearn more about our ongoing initiatives.2025 ImpactClosed Loop ProgramRecover Giveback

Recover has always been a forward leaning company that thrives on face to face interactions with our direct-to-consumer and wholesale customers. We've been energized this spring as we crisscrossed the country to set up and connect with you all at festivals, trade shows and events across the board. On a quick, and rare, break in the action, we caught our breath to share why these events are so core to the Recover brand, how we continually learn from them and what you can expect in the future.Connect with us on social!Instagram & Facebook - @RecoverBrandsYouTube - Recover BrandsStrava ClubLearn more about our ongoing initiatives.2025 ImpactClosed Loop ProgramRecover Giveback

Outdoor Gear Builders, is a collaborative group of gear manufacturers, outfitters, retailers, experience providers, environmental organizations, and more all focused on growing, supporting, and strengthening the outdoor industry throughout the Southeast. With over 100 members (and quickly growing), we are thrilled to be joined by Executive Director, Matt Godfrey and Board Chair, Anna Rawlins (also ENO's Marketing Director) to share the background, progression, and massive impact of the organization over its 10 years of existence.We also highlight the upcoming Get In Gear Fest on May 6th as the flagship event for OGB/OBA where the general public can check out bike/paddle/gear demos, find exclusive sales, and check out brand new product launches all while celebrating the outdoor industry.Connect with us on social!Instagram & Facebook - @RecoverBrandsYouTube - Recover BrandsStrava ClubLearn more about our ongoing initiatives.2025 ImpactClosed Loop ProgramRecover Giveback

Lisa Landrum is undeniably the leading force in the Charlotte running scene and wears many different hats ... err shoes. Along with being a Recover Ambassador, she is the Founder of runCLTrun, the go-to resource for all things running in Charlotte, and Forward Motion a run training and coaching business.As a long term partner of Big Sur International Marathon, Recover is excited  to bring our Ambassador Program, Closed Loop Tour, and Custom Wholesale Sustainable Apparel to the left coast for this bucket list event.In this episode, we go back in time to reminisce Lisa's first Big Sur experience 25 years ago and compare/contrast the endless environmental and logistical differences that can be expected at this year's event on Sunday, April 30.Connect with us on social!Instagram & Facebook - @RecoverBrandsYouTube - Recover BrandsStrava ClubLearn more about our ongoing initiatives.2025 ImpactClosed Loop ProgramRecover Giveback

Whitewater, the brand behind multiple outdoor adventure venues, and digital mapping resources started in 2001 from the simple concept of getting people outside to play.Jesse Hyde, Brand Director, joins the Podcast to share his take on the expansion of the brand, conservation of natural spaces, and the full array of ways that people can get a taste of the Whitewater experience at one of the nation's largest celebrations of the active lifestyle, Tuck Fest. Recover has been a proud partner of Whitewater since 2014 throughout the Whitewater Race Series, Festival lineup, and their on-site retail store, Outfitters.Connect with us on social!Instagram & Facebook - @RecoverBrandsYouTube - Recover BrandsStrava ClubLearn more about our ongoing initiatives.2025 ImpactClosed Loop ProgramRecover Giveback

Freehub Magazine launched in 2009 with a focused goal of sharing longform journalism and evergreen content that lift up communities and accelerate interest in the mountain bike culture. 14 years later, this Bellingham, WA based publication includes an industry inspiring website, video production house, and a free regional publication to layer on top of the flagship quarterly magazine.Founder & Publisher Brandon Watts, joins the podcast to shed some light into the wild west-style early years, the expansion into new mediums, and why they fold environmental initiatives, like using recycled paper, planting trees for each issue printed, and sourcing sustainable apparel for their merch, into their ever-expanding business model.Connect with us on social!Instagram & Facebook - @RecoverBrandsYouTube - Recover BrandsStrava ClubLearn more about our ongoing initiatives.2025 ImpactClosed Loop ProgramRecover Giveback

An undeniable pioneer in the craft beer scene Sierra Nevada Brewing Co. has been proudly family-owned, operated, and argued over since 1980.In this behind the scenes episode, recorded at the brewery itself, Co-hosts Bill and Adam are joined by Ashlee Mooneyhan of the PR/Communications team to dive into the timeless success of Sierra Nevada Pale Ale, the endless intentions that have been part of building the culture and why they are passionate about aligning with like-minded partners like Recover.Cheers!Connect with us on social!Instagram & Facebook - @RecoverBrandsYouTube - Recover BrandsStrava ClubLearn more about our ongoing initiatives.2025 ImpactClosed Loop ProgramRecover Giveback

Announcing Recover's Closed Loop Program - Now available from coast to coast!Since 2010, Recover has been a leading force in the apparel industry by producing the most sustainable, and socially responsible products possible and drastically reducing supply chain impact. Now, after years of development, we are happy to introduce our Closed Loop Program to provide a fully integrated and truly circular option to keep textiles out of the landfill and back into the supply chain.Full details of the nationwide Closed Loop Spring Tour, Mailer Program (available 24/7), and the Wholesale Partner Display Program can be found HERE.Connect with us on social!Instagram & Facebook - @RecoverBrandsYouTube - Recover BrandsStrava ClubLearn more about our ongoing initiatives.2025 ImpactClosed Loop ProgramRecover Giveback

Greg Mazu, Founder & CEO (Chief Encouragement Officer) of Colorado based Singletrack Trails touches on all three pillars of the #BeTheImpact Podcast.Business Innovation - Greg's entrepreneurial journey started by moving dirt in the woods and has blossomed into five distinct companies serving communities worldwide.Sustainability - Purposefully designing trails and tools to be more durable and intentionally outfitting their staff with the most sustainable and socially responsible apparel available is a fundamental must for Greg and his team.Outdoor Recreation - Hike, Bike, Equestrian, and Climbing ... Singletrack Trails is leading the charge to ensure communities see trails as a necessity and not just an amenity.Instagram: @singletracktrailsConnect with us on social!Instagram & Facebook - @RecoverBrandsYouTube - Recover BrandsStrava ClubLearn more about our ongoing initiatives.2025 ImpactClosed Loop ProgramRecover Giveback

Serving as Asheville's basecamp for both outdoor and urban adventures, Wrong Way's A-Frame cabins overlook the French Broad River and the rolling mountains on the Biltmore Estate.  Conveniently located just 1 mile from the River Arts District and West Asheville with endless greenways right out the front door, Wrong Way has quickly become a must visit in Western North Carolina.  Owners, Shelton Steele and Joe Balcken, join the podcast to share stories from their entrepreneurial journey, how they approach their new business, and why they intentionally included sustainability features at each and every turn of the guest experience.Instagram @wrongwaycampgroundConnect with us on social!Instagram & Facebook - @RecoverBrandsYouTube - Recover BrandsStrava ClubLearn more about our ongoing initiatives.2025 ImpactClosed Loop ProgramRecover Giveback

With over a decade of experience introducing and instructing whitewater kayaking throughout the world, longtime Recover Ambassador Kira Tenney knows a thing or two about the impact that our environment can have on us and the interactions we have with those around us. In this episode, Kira dives into where her love for kayaking sprouted, the process of creating outdoor recreational programs to increase Bhutan's "Gross National Happiness", her work with River to Rios (highlighted in the recent film, "Paddle Tribal Waters"), and why she believes so strongly in Recover's mission.Interested in joining the Recover Ambassador Program? Click HERE to learn more!Connect with us on social!Instagram & Facebook - @RecoverBrandsYouTube - Recover BrandsStrava ClubLearn more about our ongoing initiatives.2025 ImpactClosed Loop ProgramRecover Giveback

As 2022 comes to a close we take a step back to share how Recover measures the tangible impact it has had as a business over the last 12 years as well as the intangibles that make our business model unique.Tune in to the episode and check out the online resources below to learn more. Process Diversion Stats USA Supply ChainVertical Supply ChainClosed Loop ProgramInterested in having an impact with us? We also have rolling spots available to join our Recover Ambassador Team. Since 2010 Recover has...16+ Million Plastic Water Bottles Diverted From The Landfill61+ Million Kilowatt Hours of Energy Saved Through Our Production Process4+ Billion Gallons of Water Saved By Eliminating Dyes and Recycling Water Usage25+ Million pounds of CO2/Greenhouse Gas Emissions Saved By Reducing the Size of Our Supply ChainsConnect with us on social!Instagram & Facebook - @RecoverBrandsYouTube - Recover BrandsStrava ClubLearn more about our ongoing initiatives.2025 ImpactClosed Loop ProgramRecover Giveback