We're back with Series 3, this time recorded from isolation. As we delve into a virtual recording of our latest series, we spark conversations around sustainability that we think make sense. This week we're joined by: Ash Bhardwaj, travel-writer, filmmaker and storyteller. Ash sits down with us (virtually) to discuss his latest adventures in trekking the globe, the importance of storytelling to paint a better picture of the world we live in and his thoughts on how the current pandemic could shape the future of travel. In his own words, don't travel less, travel better. Check out Ash Bhardwaj, and don't forget to check out what we're up to here.Love + Sense,Homethings See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

We're back with Series 3, this time recorded from isolation. As we delve into a virtual recording of our latest series, we spark conversations around sustainability that we think make sense. This week we're joined by: Alex and Freya, the co-founders of Alexander Clementine, a revolutionary underwear brand that uses seaweed instead of cotton. Listen in as we learn about their unique silk-like Tencel and Seacell™ blend, which is not only softer than cotton but uses 95% less water in its production giving it a huge edge over traditional cotton underwear. We discuss what it's like to launch a business during lockdown and their thoughts on the future of sustainable consumption. Check out Alexander Clementine, and don't forget to check out what we're up to here.Love + Sense,Homethings See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

We're back with Series 3, this time recorded from isolation. As we delve into a virtual recording of our latest series, we spark conversations around sustainability that we think make sense. This week we're joined by: Tori Tsui, climate activist who was recently sponsored by Stella McCartney to sail to the United Nation Climate Change Conference (COP25) and is a prominent figure in other projects such as raising the importance of young activist voices within the Latin American and Caribbean communities through the Sail For Change initiative and hosting a #digitalstrike across her own platform against the deforestation of the Amazon rainforest.Check out Tori Tsui, and don't forget to check out what we're up to here.Love + Sense,Homethings See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

We're back with Series 3, this time recorded from isolation. As we delve into a virtual recording of our latest series, we spark conversations around sustainability that we think make sense. This week we're joined by: Anna Brightman, co-founder of UpCircle, a brand that uses repurposed food ingredients to create organic and sustainable beauty products.Listen in as we discuss the importance of recycling food waste, the sustainability of brands trying to make a positive impact and ask the question: how achievable really is a zero-waste lifestyle?Check out UpCircle, and don't forget to follow our journey on Kickstarter!Love + Sense,Homethings See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

We're back with Series 3, this time recorded from isolation. As we delve into a virtual recording of our latest series, we spark conversations around sustainability that we think make sense. This week we're joined by: Emily Broughton, founder of Saving The Grace, a sustainable living platform focussing on the 5 waves of change.Listen in as we discuss conscious living for water healing, why Emily created an app called Quantum and the challenges faced of living sustainability within a city. Check out Saving The Grace, and don't forget to follow our journey on Kickstarter!Love + Sense,Homethings See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

We're back with Series 3, this time recorded from isolation. As we delve into a virtual recording of our latest series, we spark conversations around sustainability that we think make sense. This week we're joined by: Mairead Cahill, founder of Wonderoom, a platform for inspiration and connection on sustainable living.Listen in as we discuss how to switch up the sustainability game, why there's such a buzz for conscious brands and Wonderoom's new #FeelGoodAtHome series on Instagram.Check out Wonderoom, and don't forget to follow our journey on Kickstarter!Love + Sense,Homethings See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

For our final episode in the series, we sit down with the human behind the blog Sustainable + Social, Amy Nguyen. We take a crash course on the UN Sustainable Development Goals for 2030, discussing what they are, why they matter and how we can transition to a more responsible consumer state. Plus, we find out the most important answer – whether Amy would rather live in a teacup or under a mushroom. Follow Amy Nguyen's blog on socials here and don't forget to follow your (new) favourite cleaning brand, Homethings here. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

For our final episode in the series, we sit down with the human behind the blog Sustainable + Social, Amy Nguyen. We take a crash course on the UN Sustainable Development Goals for 2030, discussing what they are, why they matter and how we can transition to a more responsible consumer state. Plus, we find out the most important answer – whether Amy would rather live in a teacup or under a mushroom. Follow Amy Nguyen's blog on socials here and don't forget to follow your (new) favourite cleaning brand, Homethings here. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This week we speak to Youth Goodyear – BBC Presenter, Music Creator, Business Founder, Depop Leader and all-round Champion. We unpack the secrets to the success behind his brand, discuss why resale is having such a revival and how communities are leading change. Trust us when we say you're going to want to start your own upcycle revolution by the end of the chat. Follow Youth on socials here and don't forget to follow your new favourite cleaning brand, Homethings here. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Sitting down with Louisa Ziane at the Toast Ale 'Breadquarters' we ask the question: "what's the big deal with surplus bread?", how tackling food waste can affect the climate crisis and the bigger picture of social impact issues. A bottle of Toast really is a message in a bottle.Follow Toast Ale and Louisa Ziane on socials to keep up with their excellent work, and don't forget to give Homethings a cheeky follow, too.PS) Due to the novel coronavirus outbreak, Homethings has decided to postpone launching until 4th May. In the meantime, please support your local and independent businesses in any way that you can and look out for those more vulnerable than you who may need your help. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.