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Kendra Pierre Louis: Motivated by obligation – Well Made E151
Climate reporter Kendra Pierre Louis's bylines follow the impacts of climate change in all forms — from caterpillar plagues to wildfire season. To solve climate change, she's shifting the lens from consumers to companies and regulators.
· Jul 15, 2021
Podcast
Tyler Mincey, Bolt: Taking things apart – Well Made E147
Tyler Mincey is a Partner at Bolt where he's always thinking about the long view of new products. With a decade of product experience, he's envisioning a future of tech that's more integrated and ambient than ever before.
· May 13, 2021
Podcast
Kevin Kelly: Becoming good ancestors – Well Made E145
As a futurist, purveyor of tech tools, and the founding executive editor of Wired, Kevin Kelly has spent a lot of time thinking about the future. But his latest project is a 50-year visual anthology that cherishes the past while bringing a more long-term vision into focus.
· Apr 15, 2021
Podcast
Jeremiah McElwee, Thrive Market: Sourcing more patiently – Well Made E144
As the natural food market has boomed, Thrive Market's Jeremiah McElwee has learned that scaling a healthy, sustainable supply chain takes patience and a constant pursuit of perfection.
· Apr 9, 2021
Podcast
Kristy Caylor, For Days: Keeping clothing out of landfills – Well Made E141
On average, each person in the US sends 70 pounds of textiles to a landfill each year. For Days founder Kristy Caylor is building a textile recovery stream to close the loop and build a supply chain fueled by fashion waste.
· Mar 4, 2021
Podcast
Alden Wicker: Impressing the eco-nerds – Well Made E139
Sustainability is not binary. Returning guest reporter Alden Wicker is breaking down what we talk about when we talk about sustainability and exposing common red herrings.
· Feb 18, 2021
Podcast
Ian Montgomery, Guacamole Airplane: Getting comfortable with trade-offs – Well Made E138
Ian Montgomery, founder and Creative Director of Guacamole Airplane is merging environmental science and design to push the limits of how we think about sustainable packaging.
· Feb 11, 2021
Podcast
Caspar Coppetti, On Running: Subscribing to a shoe – Well Made E137
What does it take to make a shoe recyclable and how do you get customers to recycle it? Caspar Copetti and his team at On are testing their hypotheses with a whole new supply chain for a subscription based shoe.
· Jan 28, 2021
Podcast
Andy Fallshaw, Bellroy: Designing for longevity – Well Made E133
Bellroy CEO and Co-founder Andy Fallshaw is debunking status quo for profit, purpose and product design, and evolving to meet the needs of our planet.
· Nov 5, 2020
Podcast
Céline Semaan, Slow Factory: Unlearning and reeducating – Well Made E129
Céline Semaan, founder of Slow Factory, is bringing us up to speed. This episode is a lesson on unlearning the systems we know and getting familiar with the discomfort of change.
· Sep 9, 2020
Podcast
Chelsea Mozen, Etsy: Scaling Environmental Accountability – Well Made E122
Etsy's Director of Sustainability shares how the maker marketplace is measuring and taking responsibility for their ecological impact.
· Jun 17, 2020
Podcast
Stephan Ango: Following Through – Well Made E121
A short meditation about the relationship between racism and climate change, and what we can do to better support Black businesses.
· Jun 11, 2020
Advice
How to Estimate the Carbon Footprint of Your Packaging
A guide to estimating the carbon emissions of your packaging, and how to reduce and offset them.
Dan Binkoski
· Apr 24, 2020
Podcast
Vanessa Barboni Hallik, Another Tomorrow: Rethinking Your Framework – Well Made E116
Vanessa is taking us through the carefully considered, incremental decisions it took to build an ethical supply chain for Another Tomorrow.
· Apr 23, 2020
Advice
Does Your Slash Packaging Page Answer These 5 Questions?
Inspiration from some of the pioneers of the Slash Packaging movement.
Katelan Cunningham
· Apr 22, 2020
Bulletin
Release Notes: 7 New Sustainability Properties to Reduce and Reuse Packaging
Expanding our framework of strategies to help you make better packaging decisions.
Katelan Cunningham
· Apr 21, 2020
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