أفضل بودكاسات Catherine Weetman (2024)

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143 Michael Colarossi – Digital Product Passports 49:31

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Michael Colarossi of Avery Dennison explains how Digital Product Passports can be a key enabler in the transition to a circular economy. Michael is head of Enterprise Sustainability at Avery Dennison, which specializes in global materials science and digital identification solutions. As part of the the leadership team, Michael is responsible for en…

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142 Anna De Matos – igniting circular communities 43:16

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Anna De Matos is the founder of several community-focused sharing initiatives, and a force of nature. Originally from Brazil, Anna De Matos went to university in the UK and moved to Iceland in 2017. Inspired by a visit to Toronto’s tool library, Anna started a tool library and repair café, and managed to bootstrap and crowdfund her way to establish…

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141 Joel Tasche: scaleable solutions to plastic pollution 51:24

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Joel Tasche founded CleanHub, a Berlin-based company that provides a scalable solution to plastic pollution. CleanHub connects coastal communities to proper waste collection in places where that doesn’t exist, at the same time creating safe and dignified jobs. Brands can support the mission by funding the collection of waste that otherwise wouldn’t…

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140 Catherine Weetman: focusing on fuel AND friction 46:00

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Are we focused on adding more fuel to get the circular economy going – when, really, the problem is too much friction? Those terms stuck with me a few years ago, from a book helping people to get new ideas going, and succeeding, by looking more closely at the ‘frictions’ that create resistance. The book, The Human Element is written by organisation…

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139 Peter McCafferty: supporting circular businesses 49:39

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Peter McCafferty works on Zero Waste Scotland’s Circular Economy Business Support Service (CEBS). These services were launched back in 2017, and since then, Peter has worked with over 200 SMEs and large organisations, so he’s got a wealth of experience and insights to share with us, especially on the fuel and friction around the circular economy. Z…

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138 Rubén Abruña: keeping our poop in the loop 1:00:12

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Award-winning documentary film maker Rubén Abruña helps us dig into one of the oldest problems in civil society… All around the world, there are serious problems caused by the various ways we deal with our toilet waste – all the poop and pee we humans create every day. We waste drinking water – Flushing toilets use massive amounts of water – for ex…

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137 Dr Martin Stuchtey: rethinking how we invest in nature 1:03:54

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Professor Dr. Martin Stuchtey – a geologist, economist and entrepreneur – is challenging and helping to rethink industrial, farming and economic systems. He founded The Landbanking Group, a Nature Fintech aiming to bring natural capital onto our balance sheets in service of the Paris and Montreal agreements. Dr. Martin Stuchtey is a former Senior a…

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136 Julia Brenner of Melta: creating value from food waste 54:00

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There is a simple solution to conserve, and reuse, more of the nutrients from food waste. In today’s episode, I’m talking to Julia Brenner, a soil scientist and co-founder of Melta, a company dedicated to transforming waste management and soil health. Julia and her business partner founded Melta in 2020, to solve two interconnected challenges faced…

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135 Tuomo Laine: unlocking circular business models 37:17

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Tuomo Laine is the CEO and co-founder of Twice Commerce, which provides software to help its clients unlock a range of circular business models. Tuomo is known for being straightforward and action-oriented, and for his dedication to using entrepreneurship for societal good. He is a member of the Unreasonable Group Fellowship, and is occasionally in…

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134 Jane Martin of City to Sea: powering refill & reuse on-the-go

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To mark World Refill Day 2024, we talk to Jane Martin, the CEO of City to Sea, a campaigning non-profit with a mission to prevent plastic pollution at source. World Refill Day is a global campaign to prevent plastic pollution and help people live with less waste. It’s a day of action each year, designed to create an alternative vision of the future…

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133 Re-Action – repurposing: a new life for unwanted stuff

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This is the 4th and final episode in the special 5th Anniversary mini-series featuring the Re-Action Collective, and we’re focusing on repurposing – using creativity and craft skills to breathe new life into unwanted outdoor gear, clothing and workwear.We’ll hear from the founders of two small repurposing businesses: First, Jen Dickinson, founder o…

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132 Re-Action – repairing: from radical to renaissance

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This is #3 in the 5th Anniversary mini-series featuring the Re-Action Collective, and focuses on repairing. We hear from the founders of three UK businesses that are helping people repair their outdoor clothing and equipment: Rosanna Watson at Snowdonia Gear Repair, Becky Kirby at Sheffield Clothing Repair, and Vicky Balfour of Vicky Bikes.The stra…

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131 Re-Action – Sharing: Serving more people with less stuff

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This is #2 in the 5th Anniversary mini-series featuring the Re-Action Collective, and focuses on sharing and ‘pay to use’. We hear from the founders of three startups enabling people to have convenient and affordable access to high-quality outdoor gear: Anna Smoothy from Cirkel Supply, Rebecca Heaps from Tentshare and Bruce Leishman from KitUp Adve…

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130 Heather Davies: the Re-Action Collective 44:37

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It’s now 5 years since I started the podcast, and to celebrate, I’m doing a 5th anniversary mini-series. I’ve invited several guests from the Re-Action Collective, a group of circular economy pioneers in the outdoor sports sector. Over the next few episodes, we’ll be hearing from them and exploring 3 different types of circularity – sharing, repair…

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129 Alex Holland: SolarPunk Stories for a circular future 50:36

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How do we draw people towards a deliciously sustainable future?In this episode, we’re going off at a slight tangent: to explore how we can bring people into this world, to feel they have agency and to see an exciting, meaningful future where we do better, with less. We’re going to hear about a way of telling stories – that could be fiction to help …

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128 Tara Button: products that say ‘Buy Me Once’ 37:12

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Tara Button is the founder and CEO of Buy Me Once, a platform which helps people buy the longest-lasting products on the planet. If you’ve heard me talking about the 3 essential strategies for circular businesses, you’ll know that one of those 3 strategies is Keeping things in use for longer, through durability, repairability and resellability. I g…

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127 Yann Toutant: getting started with As-a-Service 50:53

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Yann Toutant is the founder of Black Winch, which helps businesses understand the opportunities, practicalities and benefits of shifting to ‘as a service’ models, and supports them in making it happen.Yann has been implementing subscription-based models for hardware in the ICT industry for 25 years, including over a decade as CEO of Econocom’s Dutc…

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126 Ruth Taylor: closing our circular values gap 47:16

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Ruth Taylor of the Common Cause Foundation guides us through the field of social psychology, to explore how our personal values drive behaviour, and what that means for sustainability and the circular economy.I recently completed ‘Values 101’, a short course run by the Common Cause Foundation. It opened my eyes to a whole new way of thinking about …

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125 Walter R Stahel: signs of circular progress 52:01

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Professor Walter R Stahel, widely acknowledged as a circular economy pioneer, talks about progress, barriers and missed opportunities. Walter is the founder and director of the Product-Life Institute in Switzerland, founded in 1982 and now Europe’s oldest sustainability-based consultancy and think tank. These days, his is a keynote speaker and auth…

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124 Share Shed: the world’s first travelling library of things 37:09

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Mirella Ferraz is co-founder of Share Shed, the world's first travelling library of things. The Share Shed van visits rural communities, so people can borrow a wide range of useful things, including tools, household appliances, camping and gardening equipment, sewing machines, suitcases and much more!Share Shed aims to• Help people save money, spac…

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123 Topolytics: making waste visible, verifiable and valuable 53:18

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We explore why it’s important for business to map, and understand their waste flows: what it is, specifically; where it comes from and goes to; how much there is – and why!; and to understand the opportunities for wasting less and circulating more value. Topolytics is a data analytics business that is making the world’s waste visible, verifiable an…

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122 Iain McKechnie: steps to a services-led strategy 49:17

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Iain McKechnie of the Advanced Services Group helps clients develop services-led strategies, improving circularity and outcomes for the businesses and their customers.The market for services, including rental, subscriptions and ‘X-as-a-service’ is growing rapidly, both for business to business and business to consumer markets, and services can be a…

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121 Claire O’Sullivan and Kitty Wilson Brown: Contemporary Hempery 44:50

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Claire O’Sullivan and Kitty Wilson Brown are two inspiring people who are passionate about the properties and potential of hemp, especially for textiles. Their journey together led them to found a UK business, Contemporary Hempery. Hemp has amazing potential, for a wide range of products, and it’s brilliant for regenerative farming practices – so w…

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120 Priorities are changing 42:18

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People’s priorities are changing, as we realise more stuff doesn’t make us happier– so how can businesses thrive by doing better, with less?In this episode, Catherine suggests it’s time to bust one of the myths of the modern economy – people don’t want more and stuff! Priorities are changing, people are realising that more stuff doesn't make us hap…

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119 BONUS Ken Webster: the circular ECONOMY! Part 2 54:44

11M ago54:44

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This is the 2nd part of the conversation with Ken Webster, one of the foremost thinkers in the circular economy field, where we explore concepts for a critical aspect that’s being ignored - the economy itself!In this episode, we go deeper into the possibilities offered by a universal basic dividend, especially as we move to a world where artificial…

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Catherine Weetman بودكاست

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Circular Economy Podcast

Catherine Weetman

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Supply Chain Next

Supply Chain Next

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143 Michael Colarossi – Digital Product Passports 49:31

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142 Anna De Matos – igniting circular communities 43:16

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141 Joel Tasche: scaleable solutions to plastic pollution 51:24

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140 Catherine Weetman: focusing on fuel AND friction 46:00

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139 Peter McCafferty: supporting circular businesses 49:39

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138 Rubén Abruña: keeping our poop in the loop 1:00:12

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137 Dr Martin Stuchtey: rethinking how we invest in nature 1:03:54

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136 Julia Brenner of Melta: creating value from food waste 54:00

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135 Tuomo Laine: unlocking circular business models 37:17

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134 Jane Martin of City to Sea: powering refill & reuse on-the-go

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133 Re-Action – repurposing: a new life for unwanted stuff

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132 Re-Action – repairing: from radical to renaissance

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131 Re-Action – Sharing: Serving more people with less stuff

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130 Heather Davies: the Re-Action Collective 44:37

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129 Alex Holland: SolarPunk Stories for a circular future 50:36

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128 Tara Button: products that say ‘Buy Me Once’ 37:12

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127 Yann Toutant: getting started with As-a-Service 50:53

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126 Ruth Taylor: closing our circular values gap 47:16

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125 Walter R Stahel: signs of circular progress 52:01

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124 Share Shed: the world’s first travelling library of things 37:09

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123 Topolytics: making waste visible, verifiable and valuable 53:18

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122 Iain McKechnie: steps to a services-led strategy 49:17

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121 Claire O’Sullivan and Kitty Wilson Brown: Contemporary Hempery 44:50

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120 Priorities are changing 42:18

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119 BONUS Ken Webster: the circular ECONOMY! Part 2 54:44

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