Step into the mysterious and visually stunning world of The Electric State as host Francesca Amiker takes you behind the scenes with the creative masterminds who brought Simon Stålenhag’s dystopian vision to life. In this premiere episode, directors Joe and Anthony Russo, stars Millie Bobby Brown and Chris Pratt, writers Christopher Markus and Stephen McFeely, and producers Angela Russo-Otstot and Chris Castaldi reveal how they transformed a haunting graphic novel into an epic cinematic experience. Watch The Electric State coming to Netflix on March 14th. Check out more from Netflix Podcasts . State Secrets: Inside the Making of The Electric State is produced by Netflix and Treefort Media.…
This episode introduces the second of our series on farming practices and looks at the world’s biggest exporter, Brazil. Fabiana Furlan has been working in the cotton business for over 14 years. She joined Scheffer in 2016 and is now the Head of Commercial, Finance and Sustainability in Brazil, responsible for sales and execution of Scheffer’s cotton, soybean and corn. In this episode, Fabiana explains some of the challenges faced for Brazilian cotton, touching on farming conditions, biodiversity, regenerative farming and much more.
This episode introduces the second of our series on farming practices and looks at the world’s biggest exporter, Brazil. Fabiana Furlan has been working in the cotton business for over 14 years. She joined Scheffer in 2016 and is now the Head of Commercial, Finance and Sustainability in Brazil, responsible for sales and execution of Scheffer’s cotton, soybean and corn. In this episode, Fabiana explains some of the challenges faced for Brazilian cotton, touching on farming conditions, biodiversity, regenerative farming and much more.
Sustainability stories from Pakistan In this episode of The Thing About Cotton, our hosts – Eimear McDonagh & Camille Cluzel - explore how sustainability in Pakistan's cotton industry is being driven by innovation, industry collaboration, and, most importantly, the empowerment of women. They are joined by sustainability expert Rebecca Owen From Better Cotton and Iqra Inam, Head of Sustainability at Sapphire Textiles, for an insightful discussion on the evolving role of women in cotton, the intersection of local farming with global ESG goals, and the importance of transparency in the supply chain. Tune in for a fascinating conversation on how Pakistan is weaving sustainability into its cotton industry, one bale at a time.…
This episode introduces the second of our series on farming practices and looks at the world’s biggest exporter, Brazil. Fabiana Furlan has been working in the cotton business for over 14 years. She joined Scheffer in 2016 and is now the Head of Commercial, Finance and Sustainability in Brazil, responsible for sales and execution of Scheffer’s cotton, soybean and corn. In this episode, Fabiana explains some of the challenges faced for Brazilian cotton, touching on farming conditions, biodiversity, regenerative farming and much more.…
In this episode, Joe Nicosia, Executive Vice President Louis Dreyfus Company and current Chairman of National Cotton Council, shares his insights on the crucial role of merchants in the ever-evolving cotton industry. Joe reflects on his background, the influence of strong women in his life, and the importance of diversity in business. We discuss the multifaceted responsibilities of a merchant, from the traditional role of managing price risks and ensuring quality, to the growing need for merchants to effectively communicate cotton's sustainable narrative amidst competition from man-made fibers.…
Featuring Jennifer Ilkiw as she discusses her role as President of ICE Futures U.S., where the benchmark price of cotton is formed every day, and her 20+ year career in global derivatives and commodity markets. Tune in to hear about ICE’s role in the cotton value chain, the evolution of technology in cotton markets and how the exchange works with the wider cotton community.…
This episode introduces the first of our series on farming practices. These practices vary by region and country and are heavily influenced by climate, water availability and soil type, amongst other interesting factors. To start this series we have a wonderful second generation cotton farmer from the Darling Downs, Southeast Queensland, Australia. Lauren Roellgen introduces us to her family’s farming business and explains what growing cotton means to her. We also hear about the incredible innovation and technology employed to produce some of the best cotton in the world and why Lauren decided to leave the corporate world to return to farming.…
In our inaugural episode, we welcome Kim Hanna, President of the International Cotton Association, to discuss the ICA’s role in the cotton industry, as well as her own remarkable journey to becoming the ICA’s first female President. Kim shares her experiences in navigating the primarily male-dominated industry and her efforts to promote diversity and inclusion through initiatives like Women in Cotton. Her vision as President focuses on fostering inclusivity, addressing industry challenges, and collaborating with brands and retailers on sustainability and traceability initiatives. The episode underscores the ICA's commitment to bridging gaps in the industry, advocating for fair trade practices, and sharing the positive impact of cotton production worldwide. Hosts: Eimear McDonagh, Camille Cluzel, Katie Farren Support the show and the Women in Cotton group by visiting our website https://ica-ltd.org/women-in-cotton/ and joining our LinkedIn Group https://www.linkedin.com/groups/8755927…
This week, we are joined by Eva Bille, a director a Hill and Knowlton specializing in European sustainability practices, to investigate the shifting EU political landscape and its impact on the cotton industry. Eva's insights into key aspects of the EU Green Deal and specific policy proposals, such as the Product Environmental Footprint (PEF) methodology, shed light on sustainability initiatives and environmental considerations. We discuss the intricate intersection between EU regulations and the cotton industry, emphasizing the importance of understanding the complexities of natural fibers and the benefits they offer. The conversation underscores the need for accurate data provision, traceability, and the potential unintended consequences of EU regulations on the global cotton industry. Hosts: Eimear McDonagh, Camille Cluzel, Katie Farren Additional Resources: - https://www.makethelabelcount.org/ - https://eplca.jrc.ec.europa.eu/EnvironmentalFootprint.html - https://ica-ltd.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/07/CICCA-Letter-to-European-Council-2.pdf Find out more about the Women in Cotton group and its upcoming events and initiatives on our website https://ica-ltd.org/women-in-cotton/ and LinkedIn Group https://www.linkedin.com/groups/8755927…
NEW EPISODES EVERY FEW WEEKS, SUBSCRIBE TO LISTEN Brought to you by the International Cotton Association (ICA), join various hosts from the ICA’s Women in Cotton initiative and their guests as they explore the anatomy of the cotton value chain and bring awareness to the industry through highlighting female leaders and achievement. The views in this podcast belong to the individuals featured and do not in any way represent the views of the ICA.…
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