Sustainable GOAT

Golf is often regarded as an exclusive sport that lacked equitable access to both the sport and nature. The growth of the sport of golf has presented a unique opportunity to make a profound impact on planet conservation. While golf courses have faced criticism, they are one of the few remaining green spaces in urban areas, serving as a vital source for connecting people to nature and community. In this episode, Driving the Green shares their innovative systems design thinking that promotes equitable access to both golf and nature. By doing so, we aim to amplify the golf courses' impact on the environment, creating a more circular economy, and providing a gateway for people to experience the natural world. Check out Driving The Green here

Elisabetta Rogiani is a true pioneer of the fashion industry, having made a significant impact for decades. With an impressive list of clients that includes iconic figures such as Jane Fonda, Rod Stewart, and Michael Jackson, as well as some of the most influential fitness icons of our time, her success has been hard-earned. Rather than striving to produce more, she has focused on producing less, creating custom-made garments that are designed to endure. Her philosophy is rooted in a deep understanding of the importance of fabric, which serves as the foundation for her work. In this episode, we delve into the crucial concept of sustainability in fashion, the art of textile creation, and the transformative power of wearing garments that are thoughtfully made, uniquely tailored, and exclusively for you. Check out Rogiani here

Often overlooked, the way we experience and move through a space can greatly impact our emotions and well-being. Jai Krishnan is a born Kiwi who has designed some of the most public spaces of our time, most of which you would never know he designed. Despite being a silent observer of the world around him, Jai's vision has brought to life some of the most impactful designs. We delve into the importance of design, discussing how it affects our daily lives, and why it matters. We also explore how we can design better for our planet and why considering the environment in our designs is critical. Additionally, we touch on designing for humans, finding a balance between aesthetics and functionality to create spaces that are both beautiful and practical. So, whether you're an aspiring designer or simply interested in the world of architecture, you won't want to miss this insightful and thought-provoking conversation.

Shipping may be a common concern, but did you know that the majority of the cost and impact on the environment actually comes from the last-mile delivery? Our guest, Matt Sweeny, CEO and Founder of Skydrop, has been working tirelessly to reshape what that last mile can look like. With their cutting-edge technology and innovative drone delivery products, Skydrop is increasing the efficiency and sustainability of delivery while also saving lives by delivering life-saving devices faster than ever before. Learn more about Skydrop here

Surfing, from the outside, is seen as one of the most eco-conscious sports on the planet. Most surfers adhere to a minimalist approach, needing nothing more than a surfboard, a wetsuit, and some wax. But the creation of those surfboards often involve shaping foam cores with fiberglass completing the board. Martijn Stiphout and David Dennis, co-founders of Ventana Surfboards & Supplies, bonded over a love for surfing and the desire to improve the process. Together, they produce high end, classically made, hollow wooden surfboards. However, what makes them truly unique is that they are constructed using waste products. The boards don't just ride well, they are works of art that tell meaningful stories. Check out Ventana Surfboards & Supplies here

After 13 years practicing law, our Founder, Tania Ali, set out to make an impact in the fashion world. Her personal mission to reduce her household’s environmental impact lead her to a more eco-friendly lifestyle. She found it easy to access non-toxic home products and clean beauty products, but found it difficult to easily find sustainable clothing that was up to both her ethical and aesthetic standards. Cadre Style curates luxury products and does the heavy lifting of research so you don't have to. They source from brands that create clothing that meet strict standards known as the Cadre Code. Working with some of the leading organizations in supply chain sustainability, Cadre Style ensures that every product meets the highest standard. Use GOAT20 for 20% off your first purchase.

We have a conversation with Callum Yap, the COO of Okra Solar. Callum shares his insights on the renewable energy industry and how Okra Solar is revolutionizing the way people access and utilize solar power. He talks about his journey in starting the company, the challenges they faced and overcame, and the future of sustainable energy. Join us as we delve into the world of solar energy and learn about Okra Solar's mission to make clean energy accessible to everyone. Check out Okra Solar and engage with them here

Delilah Harvey is a climate content creator, writer, and consultant, creating digital stories around themes of sustainable living & human connection. Using her social platform as an opportunity to create conversation, Delilah uses the power of story to communicate a vision of sustainability that is totally unique. She believes in a version of sustainability where consciousness about people and the planet are deeply interconnected, and that the small actions we make - be it doing something kind for a stranger, or choosing a more sustainable product - have a powerful ripple effect on both communities and climate. Get connected with Delilah here TikTok - https://www.tiktok.com/@delilah_isabel

35 million golf balls are lost every year, which equates to a large amount of rubber production. The most traditional way to extend the life of a golf ball is to play with golf balls that you find, or try to not lose them in the first place. Most of these golf balls are dinged up and don't perform as well as a newer golf ball. Tomorrow Golf is a company on a mission to change that narrative. They produce golf balls that are made from a 100% recycled rubber core and can meet the performance of a brand new ball. Lukas Peterstorfer, co-founder of Tomorrow Golf, joins the podcast in a discussion about the sustainability of golf, access to nature, and how golf is turning the corner towards a more sustainable sport. Check out Tomorrow Golf at their website and reach out to them here Give them a follow on Instagram here Connect on LinkedIn here Connect with Lukas on LinkedIn here

Linnea Botanicals is a Delray Beach and Brooklyn based biophilic design studio creating custom preserved lichen installations and living vertical gardens. Standing tall at the intersection between art and nature, Linnea Bast talks about her early inspiration in life, how we can interact with nature on a deeper level, and the need we have as humans to be surrounded by nature. Learn more at: https://www.linneabotanicals.com

SkedGo was born out of the need to create smarter ways for people to travel. Shaping the global future of mobility and smart cities, SkedGo provides personalized trip planning, corporate mobility and other mobility-as-a-service technology – for governments, corporations and start-ups. When it comes to journey planning, preference based travel has not been a possiblity for most cities, especially when traveling. To try to make public transportation more useful for the customer and to create a more sustainable future, SkedGo has made it seamless.  How you can get involved with SkedGo Check out SkedGo at their website and reach out to them here

#tide ocean material® is an award-winning material resource that comes in the form of granules for plastic injection, yarn for textile applications, and filament for 3D printing. It can be applied to an endless variety of durable products: from watches to furniture, automotive parts to apparel, consumer electronics to carpets or sports floors and construction. There is literally no limit to what can be achieved with this material that they have developed. Within three short years, the upcycled plastic waste from the ocean and coastlines has been used to create high-quality products by reputable brands such as Maurice Lacroix, Tom Ford, Hugo Boss, Winter & Company or Yamamay. Co-Founder Marc Krebs hops on the pod to discuss all the exciting things happening in the plastic space as well as a scalable solution for the future. How you can get involved with #tide ocean material. Check out #tide ocean material at their website and reach out to them here Give them a follow on Instagram here

At Bridgetown Mushrooms, they believe that best culinary experiences come from fresh, local, organic ingredients. That is why they have carefully chosen 100% organic ingredients that honor the mushrooms and the earth. They meticulously monitor their processes to ensure the highest level of aesthetic and textural quality; allowing your dining experience to extend well beyond taste. We interview Trevor Huebert, CEO and founder, about the story of Bridgetown and their sustainability mission while providing the highest quality mushrooms on the market. How you can get involved with Bridgetown Mushrooms. Check out Bridgestown Mushrooms at their website and reach out to them here Give them a follow on Instagram here

As electric mobility becomes a bigger topic of conversation, companies are looking to innovate and re imagine how we commute and travel. Pipistrel has been in the industry for over 30 years and is actually the first company to build a certified electric aircraft. The vision of Pipistrel is to shape the future of aviation by developing and delivering cutting-edge solutions, which are personalized, safe, environmentally friendly and enable affordable ways of flying to everyone. Tine Tomažič is the CTO and Director of R&D. The conversation is fascinating as we dive into aviation, mobility, and the future of sustainability. How you can get involved with Pipistrel. Check out Pipistrel at their website and reach out to them here Give them a follow on Instagram here

At Everlastly, they want to make it easy for people like to shop for gifts that are good for life today and for the world of tomorrow. There’s a long road ahead and Everlastly is on a mission to build a more sustainable economy. Many want to purchase sustainable products and reduce their environmental footprint. The problem is, it’s not that easy to understand the true costs of our choices. Everlastly is here to change that. When you make more sustainable choices on your registry, it creates a ripple effect, inspiring your loved ones to consider their own buying habits, and proving to businesses that being sustainable is good for the bottom line. In this episode, we dive in with Nathan Sedlander, Co-Founder and Co-CEO to talk consumer behavior and building solutions for the future. Check out Everlastly at their website and reach out to them here Give them a follow on Instagram here

Rachel Kois is the CEO & Founder of SimpleSwitch.org, an online marketplace for ethical and impactful shopping. (Think “like Amazon” except every one of the 3,000+ products has a positive social or environmental impact.) They aim to shift some of the HUNDREDS OF BILLIONS spent online this year to everyday products and gifts that support orphan care, plant trees, combat climate change, and more. Simple Switch exists to bring ease and convenience to ethical and impactful online shopping, and change the world through positive impact purchasing. Rachel believes deeply in the power of entrepreneurship to solve some of our most serious global problems. We get into some great topics on the podcast and also discuss the journey of entrepreneurship. Check out Simple Switch at their website and reach out to them here Give them a follow on Instagram here

Maple water is pure sap from the maple trees. It's a common misconception that all sap is sticky. Maple sap actually looks and feels just like regular water. The main difference is that maple water goes through a natural process that infuses it with plant-powered nutrients. Kate Weiler is the Co-Founder of Drink Simple and was inspired to create this product out of a need to create a hydration solution for athletes. In the process, she found that it also is not only sustainable, but has an even greater impact on the body than ever before. In a world where so many products are full of junk ingredients, Drink Simple is proud to tap refreshment directly from nature to empower a healthy mind, body, and soul. How you can get involved with Drink Simple Check out Drink Simple at their website and reach out to them here Give them a follow on Instagram here

The E1 Series is the world’s first and only electric powerboat racing series. The series was established to create an exciting, competitive racing platform to promote sustainable electric watercraft and reduce the environmental pressures being placed on the ocean, rivers and lakes. The E1 Series was launched in 2020 by two close friends from the automotive world, Alejandro Agag and Rodi Basso. Alejandro is a groundbreaking pioneer of sustainable motorsport, having created three electric racing series from scratch: Formula E, Extreme E and now the E1 Series. Rodi Basso, who the interview is with, is an entrepreneurial motorsport engineer with a passion for the sea and innovation, with an impressive background in Formula 1 working with Ferrari and Red Bull Racing (as well as time working with NASA). How you can get involved with E1 Check out E1 at their website and reach out to them here Follow the journey of E1 on their YouTube channel here Give them a follow on Instagram here

As typical urban professionals, founders Michael and Lucas loved the idea of moving: new home, new city, new job, new roommates, new furniture. But they didn’t love the reality: The expense and hassle of moving existing furniture that might not match their new place, creating waste by kicking cheap furniture to the curb, or spending free weekends shopping for new furniture. After working together at another Los Angeles based startup, Michael and Lucas realized they had more than moving in common. They shared an entrepreneurial spirit and a belief that they could flip the home furnishings industry on its head in a sustainable fashion that fits the way we live today. That is where Fernish comes in. Fernish provides consumers with the flexibility to have access to premium furniture without contributing to the overall waste cycle. We talk with Kristin Smith, COO of Fernish about the impact that they have as a brand and the future that they are building, shaking up the furniture industry.  How you can get involved with Fernish Check out Fernish at their website and reach out to them here Give them a follow on Instagram here

SailGP is a global sailing platform that is not only purpose driven, but featuring some of the best athletes in the world. Their ambition is to be the world's most sustainable and purpose-driven global sports and entertainment platform, believing that sport has the power to change the world. They are a climate positive sport, creating more impact than the footprint that they create. The ultimate goal of the sport is to not only serve as a platform for inspiring positive change, but to serve as an example for other sports to follow suit. Speaking with Fiona Morgan, Director of Purpose and Impact at SailGP, we discuss the platform that she has built, the challenges that we are facing as a planet, and how SailGP is helping to provide a solution.  How you can get involved with SailGP Check out SailGP at their website and reach out to them here Watch their races and behind the scenes on their YouTube channel here Give them a follow on Instagram here

Extreme E is the first sport built out of concern for the climate crisis. The series’ goal is to use electric racing to highlight remote environments under threat of climate change issues, and to encourage us all to take positive action to protect our planet’s future.With 30 percent of the planet’s CO2 emissions coming from transport, Extreme E exists to showcase the performance of electric vehicles, using the powerful mix of thrilling sports action, scientific education and storytelling to accelerate their adoption in order to reduce CO2 emissions and achieve a more sustainable lifestyle. Catie Munnings, a Red Bull sponsored and driver for Andretti United, is not only leading the charge on the track, but also for sustainability and women in sport.  How you can get involved with Extreme E Check out Extreme E at their website and reach out to them here Give them a follow on Instagram here ‍ How you can get involved with Andretti United Check out Andretti United at their website and reach out to them here Give them a follow on Instagram here ‍ How you can get involved with Catie Munnings Check out Catie Munnings at her website here Give her a follow on Instagram here Check out her YouTube channel here

Doing the dirty work is in United By Blue's DNA: they organized their first community cleanup the week they sold their first t-shirt over a decade ago. Years later, they're still hauling old tires, gathering plastic bottles, and picking up the bits of styrofoam that litter our shorelines. United By Blue's dream is to eliminate the need for this mission one day, so our pursuit doesn’t stop at reusable trash bags. They prioritize sustainable materials and ethical manufacturing to lead the charge toward better business practices. They facilitate easy ways for our customers to generate less waste by creating products like reusable utensil kits. And United By Blue builds community through waterway cleanups, determined to spread the idea that if one business can make a difference, so can one person. How you can get involved with Upterra Check out United By Blue at their website and reach out to them here Give them a follow on Instagram here

Water has been a topic of conversation lately, especially when it comes to agriculture. With water being a finite resource, it needs to be used in a more efficient way in order to support the growing needs of the population. Upterra has been taking a different approach to water. By using biomimicry, they have restructured water so that it performs best in the environment that it is being used. This leads to less water waste, better efficiency, and better yields from crops. In a world that is beginning to see drought at a major scale, this technology ensures that we can produce food in a sustainable way while also improving the quality of the food itself. Check out Upterra at their website and reach out to them here Give them a follow on Instagram here

Bite started with two questions: Why does toothpaste come in plastic tubes and what exactly are we putting in our bodies when we brush our teeth? At the heart of Bite, they wanted to do better. That means asking themselves, every day, how they can improve. Whether it’s mindlessly tossing out an empty toothpaste tube or glossing over the ingredients list, small daily actions can shape the future of our planet. By uncovering how we can be better to ourselves and to the earth, we are one step closer to a healthier and plastic-free world.  More than 1 billion plastic toothpaste tubes are thrown out each year, with harsh chemical residues. More than 100 million animals suffer and die in the U.S. every year in cruel chemical, drug, food, and cosmetics tests. Every year, more than 50 Empire State Buildings worth of toothpaste tubes end up in landfills or oceans.  Lindsay McCormick set out to change that. Starting a world changing business out of a living room definitely wasn't easy, but it was necessary. "Bite was founded on the belief that a brighter smile doesn’t need to come at the expense of our bodies or the environment. Our daily habits matter, and the small changes we make together can add up to something big." How you can get involved with Bite Check out Bite at their website and reach out to them here Give them a follow on Instagram here

It all started with a road trip. When you have to pack all your gear and four people into a ‘98 Subaru Outback, you realize what’s important to you. It got them thinking: if they had less gear, they'd have more room for adventure. What began as a goal to create high-quality, versatile products, quickly turned into a way of life. Nomadix wanted to own less and do more. That simple, radical idea changed everything. It was the thread that guided them to their most important decisions. Using certified post-consumer recycled materials and swearing off virgin materials was a no-brainer. To Nomadix, there’s no better way to own less than making use of what we already have, and there’s already plenty of plastic waste. Too much. But it isn’t enough. With Nomadix, they've dedicated themselves to making gear to inspire your next adventure, and that will last for every adventure after. Made with the highest quality materials, it’s meticulously designed to replace your separate towels for camping, yoga, beach and travel. Light, packable, versatile, sustainable: some of the many reasons it’s the only towel you need. Now you can start your own journey to own less, do more. How you can get involved with Nomadix Check out Nomadix at their website and reach out to them here Give them a follow on Instagram here Give Zack a follow on his Instagram here Here is a link to the Regeneration book mentioned in the episode: https://regeneration.org/

Native to the Peruvian Andes, alpaca fiber is one of the strongest and most sustainable materials in the world. Wuaman is a family run, multi generational, international business that had humble beginnings and a mission to not only improve the community, but create some of the best products in the world. Today, Wuaman manufactures unique, handcrafted apparel and accessories made from alpaca fiber. The artisanship of these handmade pieces are truly special, showcasing the personality and talent of the local Peruvian community that also embroiders many pieces. From the start, Wuaman products were handmade and included handmade embroidery and crochet designs. To this day, handmade products and handmade designs are their signature. Wuaman's journey led them to create embroidery and crochet workshops in surrounding humble communities. This would not only help textile art remain alive, but also would teach an employable trade to a struggling community and lead them to achieve economic stability. In addition, by manufacturing a high quality good with resilient material (that is also hypoallergenic), the product cycle is much longer than other materials processes. Check out Wuaman at their website and reach out to them here Give them a follow on Instagram here

Watches have, for a long time, been associated with status and tradition. At TRIWA, an acronym for Transforming the Industry of Watches, they want to use the symbolic value and placement of the watch for something more relevant and create modern statement symbols instead of traditional status symbols. By designing watches with stories that transcend style, trends and status we hope to highlight important issues of our time. They are aware that they are not saving the world by making watches, but they like to think of themselves as norm challengers and innovators in an industry that needs transforming. It’s time for change. Designed in their creative studio in Stockholm, TRIWA's collection of watches is designed to last, start conversations, and tell stories. How you can get involved with TRIWA Check out TRIWA at their website and reach out to them here Give them a follow on Instagram here

The ocean is our planet's life support system, and its health is in crisis. We often think that to protect the ocean, you have to be near the ocean. But we all have a direct impact on the cycles of life in the ocean—no matter where we live. The changes we need to make to address the largest threats facing our seas—lowering carbon emissions, reducing plastic and other pollution, protecting our fisheries, safeguarding watersheds, promoting marine protected areas, and fighting for legislation that supports our ocean, waterways, and climate—can happen from anywhere in the world.  Check out Inland Ocean Coalition: https://inlandoceancoalition.org/

They usually say the best startups happen out of a garage. Well, in this case, it was in a backyard. Thomas Hoffman, founder of Campworks, has held a vision to create a world where people and nature exist as one. A world where we create solutions for people to truly live where they are. Campworks builds fully electric, teardrop campers that are meant to immerse you in the outdoors while still providing all of the amenities that you would expect to have in a luxury home. This is Thomas' story, his vision of the world, and how Campworks is moving the needle to make the world a better place. Check them out on their site: https://campworksco.com/ Follow them on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/campworksco/

Javier Marti has spent his entire life not only traveling the world and immersing himself in nature, but studying it as a scientist. Additionally, he has always been fascinated with space exploration and was a space scientist early in his career. Now, is he is the CEO and Founder of Divirod, a company that combines Javier's lifelong experience into a product that is changing the way we visualize water data. As water becomes an increasingly talked about topic, Divirod's solution is helping communities and countries around the globe further understand this complex problem in an effort to provide meaningful solutions.

Energy is a commodity that is changing, rapidly. What is needed is a complete new way of thinking and approaching energy and sustainability. Derek Hansen is the CEO and Co-Founder of Mynt Systems and they are inventing the new energy future. There innovative business plan as well as their execution is not only effective, but scalable. Derek is an authentic, genuine person and has a story of true resilience. His personality is big and the problem that he is solving is even bigger. The best part is... he is just getting started. Mynt Systems Website - https://myntsystems.com Mynt Manifesto - https://myntsystems.com/manifesto

The B-Corp certification has been around for awhile. However, its impact is still making its way to the mainstream. The decision to become B-Corp certified is a commitment to stand for environmental and social change. Jenifer Gorin, founder of Impact Growth Partners, has been helping companies lay the foundation for a brighter future. With a background in finance, we dive into topics about how corporate finance can be a driver for change, why we must advocate for change from within corporations, and the future of the sustainability movement. To learn more about Impact Growth Partners and begin your journey to become B-Corp certified, head over to their website: https://impactgrowthpartners.com/ Lorna Davis https://www.ted.com/speakers/lorna_davis https://www.linkedin.com/in/lorna-davis-3366ab14/ https://www.ted.com/talks/lorna_davis_a_guide_to_collaborative_leadership/transcript?language=en Vincent Stanley https://mattersjournal.com/stories/2017/12/12/vincent-stanley-director-of-philosophy-patagonia https://www.vincentstanley.com/ Eban Goodstein/Katie Boyle https://www.bard.edu/mba/people/staff/ https://leadthechange.bard.edu/blog/author/katie-boyle ISSP ISSP is the world's leading professional association of sustainability practitioners. A member-driven organization, we move the sustainability profession forward by empowering each other and defining professional excellence. www.sustainabilityprofessionals.org B Lab https://bcorporation.net/about-b-lab

Having built the world's first solar electric speedboat in 2007 (https://soelyachts.com/custom-model/) and founding two deliberate companies specialized in advanced electric propulsion systems (www.navaldc.com) and integrally designed commercial electric vessels as well as electric yachts (www.soelyachts.com), David Czap is a dedicated specialist and fore-runner in the electric boat and yachting scene with more than 15 years of experience. Throughout the years, the projects and customer requirements have grown in scale and Soel Yachts has now launched its latest yacht model, the Soel Senses 62 (https://soelyachts.com/soelsenses62/). She is a 62 foot live onboard solar electric catamaran yacht with all luxury on board, yet comes without the huge fuel and maintenance costs normally associated with yachts in this size range. This episode offers a unique and personal view behind the scenes with Soel Yachts' and Naval DC's founder David Czap.

Many have seen the logo on products, 1% For The Planet. This is a commitment from businesses and individuals to put their dollars towards businesses that are doing good for the planet. I talk with Kate Williams, CEO of 1% For The Planet about her journey as a steward of our planet, the challenges we face as a society, and how her organization is making a widespread impact through meaningful relationships. Whether you are a business or an individual, you can become a member and show your support for making our planet a better place. Become a member of 1% For The Planet here: https://www.onepercentfortheplanet.org

When you are trying to grow a business, especially a startup, investment is usually a topic that is top of mind. In this episode, I talk with David Fox, an investor and a human focused on sustainability in his own life. We get into some deep topics on LEED certification, what it takes to become an investor, and how to live a more sustainable life. Here are some links from David: Links to David Fox https://www.davidfox.com/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/davidfox My AngelList syndicate for Accredited Investors) - https://angel.co/s/david-fox/6On4e Biomimicry Biomimicry Institute: https://biomimicry.org/ AskNature: https://asknature.org/ Bank alternatives for cash cNote - https://www.mycnote.com/ RSF Bank - https://rsfsocialfinance.org/ Equity Crowdfunding Crowdfund Mainstreet - https://crowdfundmainstreet.com/ WeFunder - https://wefunder.com/ Venture Funds (for Accredited Investors) Climate Capital Fund - https://angel.co/climate-capital/syndicate Rising America Fund - https://www.portfolia.co/risingamerica-fund SaferMade Fund - https://www.safermade.net Force for Good Fund - https://www.lifteconomy.com/forceforgood Podcasts Next Economy Now https://www.lifteconomy.com/podcast Carol Sanford: https://carolsanford.com/podcasts/ Events Bioneers: https://bioneers.org/ Verge / Greenbiz https://events.greenbiz.com/events/verge-conference/online/2020 Sustainable Brands: https://sustainablebrands.com/conferences/sustainablebrands-2020/ Newsletters The Wave: https://the-wave.ongoodbits.com/archive Green Building LEED for Homes: https://www.usgbc.org/about/brand Living Future: https://living-future.org/

Do you ever get the mail and wonder why there is so much junk mail, where it comes from, and how to get rid of it? In this episode, we talk with Jeff Treichel from Paper Karma. Paper Karma is an app on a mission to eliminate junk mail from mailboxes. Every year, there is over 77 billion pieces of junk mail sent out every year. 44% of this ends up in landfills, unopened. We talk about how the global impact of this supply chain, upcoming technologies, and Jeff's early career building the largest daily deal company in Eastern Europe. Check out Paper Karma and give the app a try.

Ocean Bottle creates water bottles made out of recycled ocean plastic. Plastic pollution, especially in our oceans, remains one of the biggest challenges that we face as a global society. While purchasing a reusable water bottle from Ocean Bottle is a step in the right direction, they are working on solving the problem of disposing of water bottles. We dive into some deep concepts on consumption, micro plastics, and the future of sustainability.  🐐

Tyler Fox is not only a professional big-wave surfer, but is also a long time ocean advocate and founder of Santa Cruz Waves magazine. We dive into ocean conservation around Monterey Bay Sanctuary, micro plastics that are ending up in the fish that we eat, and what it's like taking on the biggest wave in the world. Website: https://santacruzwaves.com Instagram: Tyler Fox - https://www.instagram.com/zorro_del_mar/ Santa Cruz Waves - https://www.instagram.com/santacruzwaves/

This episode's guest is Collin Cavote, Founder at Biome. Biome creates hydroponic plant walls that serve as a sustainable solution for air purification. We talk about organic farming, indoor air purification, and the future of sustainability.