John Swallow is a highly experienced electrical engineer, entrepreneur, consultant and energy efficiency expert. His ethos for transitioning our energy grid to a sustainable model is through using the 'Internet of Things' methodology by using technology (sensors & internet) to measure aspects of our world we always took for granted and using the new-found data to optimise how the subject of the study works. Within the interview, we discussed how long it will take for most of the items we use in our day-to-day to become 'smart' and what this will mean for the future of our world.

Tyler Mayoras is an experienced impact investor who has been supporting positive change in the world for multiple decades. His next big bet? The plant-based food revolution. A system he believes will foster global sustainability, improve our health and alleviate the suffering of animals. During the interview, I investigate the evidence Tyler has collected over time to support his view and discussed the future of the industry.

Carlo Fedeli is a young Italian entrepreneur working on revolutionising the packaging industry from his garage in London. His big idea is seaweed. As bizarre as it sounds seaweed has applications for packaging, nutrition as well as many other industries and most importantly it can be harvested on water rather than on land. Listen to learn more!

Yotam Solomon is the creative director of Newlight Technologies. His entire career has been built around his passion and talent for design taking him through projects with companies such as Coca-Cola, LG and Revoterial. Within this interview, he offers phenomenal advice on the steps you should take if design is your passion and the various strategies you can pursue to build a successful career in the field. Yotam also explains the concept of 'sustainable design' with all its complexities and what it means for our future.

Tyler Wood is the director of multiple 'sustainable technology' companies: 'Gravitas Carbotura' which is solving landfill waste, 'T4L' which is making electric cars cheaper to access and 'Gravitas Infinitum' which provides funding for emerging sustainable technologies. He is also the director of the not-for-profit 'Planet Repair Team' of which the title explains itself. In this episode, we discussed the future of all these projects as well as the future of humanity.

Rudy Patel is the VP of business development at beyondGREEN, a biotech company using biopolymers to phase out plastic from our economy. Rudy believes that within the next decade plastic pollution will come to an end in the US and Europe due to the emergence of biopolymers. Within this episode, we discussed what is slowing down the emergence of the biopolymer economy and when we can expect it to go global.

William Hill is the Founder & CEO of FruPro a B2B digital marketplace helping to streamline the organisation of global food production. William believes that the solution to world hunger is not necessarily more food or more money, he believes we already have enough to feed everyone, according to William the problem is poor communication. Within this podcast episode, William expanded on this point and explained how FruPro could solve world hunger.

Ascanio Vitale is an electrical engineer, aerospace engineer, business leader, not-for-profit contributor and much much more. As someone who committed his life to the fight against climate change and the transition to sustainable energy Ascanio had a lot to share about the current European conflict and the often overlooked reasons for its coming into existence. 

Michelle Margolis is a vegan chef for nearly a decade. Within this episode, she described to me her own journey and what a vegan diet did for her health and wellbeing. I also tried to dig deep into her views on the morality of veganism and how she relates this to her day-to-day life to better understand the 'moral vegan perspective'. I hope this podcast will help you better understand how vegans think and decide whether you agree with their philosophy.

Jason Zapp is the founder & CEO of Human Rights in Your Supply Chain (HRSC). A company on the mission of verifying the supply chains which create the stocks of products we see in supermarkets or Amazon to make sure forced human labour or child labour are left out of the process. Jason explained to me the details of how he is making this noble work come to pass.