The Ethical Conversations Podcast Jess Rigg

Find Emily on Instagram - @emilymstochl and listen to the Pre-Loved Podcast here. 

Read the article discussed in the episode here - Gone Vintage: How To Build A Better Thrifting System

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In this episode of the Ethical Conversations Podcast, Jess talked to Emily Stochl all about union action, ethical fashion activism, vintage shopping, the gentrification of thrifting, how we can all contribute to a better second-hand system, what happens to clothes that we donate to charity shops and more. 

In this episode of The Ethical Conversations Podcast, Kyle and I talk about Oxwash, the future of sustainable laundry and how we can all make our household laundry more sustainable. 

About Oxwash:

Launched in 2017, Oxwash was founded by ex-NASA scientist Dr Kyle Grant and currently operates in Oxford and Cambridge, with their recent expansion into London back in November 2020, with the opening of their Battersea Lagoon, serving the South West areas of London. As the world’s first sustainable laundry company, using the wet cleaning technique, Oxwash is re-engineering the laundry process from the ground up; the aim is for clinically-clean, net zero carbon emissions for the whole process, from collection, through washing, and back to delivery. This has never before been accomplished and Oxwash is determined to be the first truly sustainable and hygienic on-demand laundry company in the world.

Find Oxwash online at Oxwash.com and on Instagram @Oxwash. 

Read more: https://jessrigg.com/episode-15

About the episode:
In this episode of The Ethical Conversations Podcast, Victoria and I chatted about the founding of Hurr, the rental market and the future of ethical fashion. This episode was edited by Amy Marshall-Clerc 💜
About Victoria and Hurr:
Victoria Prew is the co-founder and CEO of HURR Collective, the UK’s first peer-to-peer wardrobe rental platform. She was featured on Drapers 30 Under 30.
Hurr is a clothing rental platform. It offers luxury fashion to women who prefer to rent rather than buying, HURR was deemed the ‘Airbnb of Fashion’ by Forbes in 2019!
You can find Hurr on Instagram at @hurr and on their website hurrcollective.com
Read more: https://jessrigg.com/episode-14-is-renting-your-clothes-is-the-answer-to-overcomsumption-with-victoria-prew-ceo-of-hurr

In this episode of The Ethical Conversations Podcast, Elsa and I discuss the problems with food waste, what Karma does to combat them and how we can all reduce the food waste in our households!

Karma, is a food rescue app that allows retailers to sell their surplus food to consumers at a lower price - instead of having great food go to waste.

You can find Karma on Instagram at @karma_uk and on their website karma.life.

Read more: https://jessrigg.com/episode-13-reducing-food-waste-with-elsa-bernadotte-co-founder-of-karma

Katie Yara Diasti is the founder & CEO of Viv for your V. Katie grew up in Tampa, Florida with a big Egyptian-American family.  Katie combined her passion for womxn empowerment and sustainability to create Viv for your V.

Once she learned how harmful traditional period care is on the Earth, she knew there needed to be a change in the space. Viv’s mission is to bring earth-friendly and toxin-free products to the hands of all menstruators.

You can find Viv for your V on Instagram @vivforyourv and online at vivforyourv.com.

Read more: https://jessrigg.com/episode-#12:-having-a-sustainable-period-with-katie,-founder-of-v-for-your-viv

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ABOUT RUTH
Ruth is an Ethical fashion writer and digital marketer who focuses on copywriting, social media, email marketing, SEO, websites, PR etc. for purpose-driven brands, mostly sustainable fashion & lifestyle. Ruth has written articles for publications like Eco Age & Eco Warrior Princess and on her own blog. Ruth’s been blogging since about 2015 and is passionate about bucking the trend of influencers + fast fashion with second hand style, outfit repeating, caring for clothes and education/activism on issues that matter. Alongside this, Ruth’s volunteered with Fashion Revolution since 2017 through community events.
Recently, Ruth started an Ethical Fashion newsletter which I urge you to support here: ruthmacgilp.substack.com
Ruth is on socials @ruthmacgilpblog and her own site, ruthmacgilp.com
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ABOUT THE EPISODE
In this episode of The Ethical Conversations Podcast, Ruth and I discuss what makes a brand ethical, the problems with fast fashion, how important ethics is in sustainability and a whole lot more!
Ruth’s Cosmo Article: https://www.cosmopolitan.com/uk/fashion/style/a30243970/fast-fashion-toxic-relationship/
Fashion Revolution’s Website: https://www.fashionrevolution.org
READ MORE: https://jessrigg.com/lets-chat-about-what-makes-an-ethical-fashion-brand