In this episode we talk with Diana Olynick a system engineer about Minimalist Business Practices for small businesses in a digital age. We cover the importance of having a digital front-door for your business and cover the concept of virtual teams and how hiring a freelancers via Fiverr or Upwork to get tasks done; while at the same time helping parts of the world hit hard by COVID. We also talk about how the importance of mentor-ship and “e-myth” learning material. We finish off discussing how future of minimalist lean business will lead to a healthier work-life balance for business owners with all-in-one apps and services. To get in contact with Diana she can be reached here: Email: [email protected] Website: https://www.dianaolynick.com/

In this Episode Kevin and Olesya discuss an alternative to "Fast Fashion" with the newly emerging trend of Up-Cycling whereby people look at reusing and re-purposing the clothes they have into new uses and longer life to avoid rampant consumerism and wasteful fast fashion. Olesya also shares some tips on how to "shop less" but also get those Instagram worthy pictures! Check out Olesya's Course to learn the skills required to become a sustainable up-fashion mogul here: https://slowfashionbus.co.uk/

In this episode we discuss how the last 20 years, music has gone from physical medium to a fully digital product. Gone are the days of consumers fighting over the latest Vinyl, Tape, or even CD as release MP3s made music digitally accessible to all instantly. We cover how this disruptive transformation clawed it's way through the dark days to its current commercial offering of streamed content. We also discuss how Radio still fits into the equation and how this digital consumerism also affects other creative content, such as this very podcast itself! Our guest this episode is Chris Marquez from "Conversing with Chris and Misa the PodCast"

Kevin and Angus tell you about our Science and Technology Podcast and that aliens are not real... really... would we lie? (Maybe)