Millennials Gone Circular

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A podcast by millennials, for millennials passionate about global sustainability and taking action in their corner of the world.

  1. Food Waste Explained: Why It’s the 3rd Biggest Climate Issue (and What You Can Do)

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    Food Waste Explained: Why It’s the 3rd Biggest Climate Issue (and What You Can Do)

    What if one of the most powerful climate actions you can take… starts on your plate? In this episode, we’re diving into the world of food loss and food waste with filmmaker and sustainability advocate Vivian Davidson-Castro. From farm to fork, we unpack how and why food is lost or wasted across the supply chain, and what it really means for people, planet, and profit. Spoiler alert: if food waste were a country, it would be the third largest emitter of greenhouse gases globally. Yep, let that sink in. Together, we explore: The difference between food loss and food waste (and why it matters)How modern food systems became so disconnectedWhy most food waste actually happens at homeWhat circular food systems look like in practiceSimple, realistic actions you can take today to become a “food hero”We also chat about Food Synergy, Vivian’s documentary exploring food waste across all seven stages of the supply chain, and why storytelling is such a powerful tool for driving change. This is one of those episodes that might just change the way you look at your fridge, your leftovers, and your weekly shop. References & Resources: Food Synergy documentaryTrue Price - understanding the real cost of products beyond the price tagNational Zero Waste Council (Canada)Food recovery organisations mentioned: Susgrainable - turning spent grain into flourFloating Farm Rotterdam - circular urban agriculture in action

    1 h 6 min
  2. Circular Design Framework with Anne Raudaskoski

    29/09/2025

    Circular Design Framework with Anne Raudaskoski

    In this 13th episode of Millennials Gone Circular, we’re having a little chat about the magic of circular design, and why it’s one of the most powerful tools we have to reimagine business, products and systems for a regenerative future. Our guest, Anne Raudaskoski, is a pioneer in circular design and the founder of RE-Generous Unlimited. She’s also the author of Circular Strategies for Success, a practical guide to shifting from linear to circular models across business, product and customer experience development. Anne explains more about what circular design means, why design thinking has to being with understanding your customer, the Jobs to Be Done framework and how to apply it, how values and mindset are central to circular transitions, and more! “If nothing in your mindset changes, then probably nothing changes.” Resources & Links Anne Raudaskoski on LinkedIn Circular Strategies for Success – Book RE-Generous Unlimited

    1 h 24 min
  3. Your questions answered: Business for good, circular bees and living circularly

    15/09/2025

    Your questions answered: Business for good, circular bees and living circularly

    In this special Q&A edition, Caitlyn and Said respond to questions submitted by our listeners. Our listeners want to know more about redefining the purpose of business, exploring how beekeeping fits into a circular economy and how to live more circularly. Have a question for a future episode? We’d love to hear from you. Send us a voice note or message via our socials or email us at hello@thewastenotspot.com. Hosted by: Caitlyn Socwell and Said Fadyl Produced by The Waste Not Spot Millennials Gone Circular is a production of The Waste Not Spot. The Waste Not Spot recognises the many traditional landowners around the world and their continued stewardship of our planet. We pay our respects and offer our deepest gratitude. Listen on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. Connect with us on Instagram, Facebook, and LinkedIn: @TheWasteNotSpot

    58 min
  4. Conscious Marketing with Claudia Guerreiro

    01/09/2025

    Conscious Marketing with Claudia Guerreiro

    Here comes EP11 of Millennials Gone Circular! Angelica and Caitlyn sat down with Claudia Guerreiro of Conscious Marketing Movement to chat more about the power that marketing holds in shaping our world for the better. We look into how storytelling, branding and consumer psychology can either reinforce extractive systems or be a way forward for sustainability. We discuss: What conscious marketing is (and isn't)Why traditional marketing works against sustainability goalsHow to spot manipulative greenhushing and greenwashing tacticsExamples of conscious marketing in actionWhy we need marketers who are willing to speak up and act as agents of change This episode is a must-listen for anyone working in comms, branding, marketing or content, or anyone who's ever felt a little uneasy about the messages we absorb each and every day. "We don't need a handful of people doing zero waste perfectly. We need millions of people doing it imperfectly" - Anne-Marie Bonneau (Zero Waste Chef) Resources & Links Mentioned Claudia Guerreiro on LinkedIn Conscious Marketing Movement Website Conscious Marketing by Carolyn Tate – Buy the book Plastic Change Denmark Ad – “Toxicity” Spoof Danone “Dear Alice” Ad Take Action Reflect on the marketing messages you consume: Do they align with your values? If you’re a communicator or creator, ask: How can I use my platform to inspire real change? Share this episode with your favourite comms colleague or ethical brand

    55 min
  5. Values & the Inner Development Goals (IDGs)

    18/08/2025

    Values & the Inner Development Goals (IDGs)

    In this episode 10 of Millennials Gone Circular, we’re slowing down a bit to explore a different kind of transformation: the one that starts within ourselves! Join co-hosts Caitlyn, Angelica and Said as they get stuck into: What values are, why they matter and how they shape our worldviews, behaviours and sustainability actions The concept of value priming and how messaging impacts what we care about The Inner Development Goals (IDGs), a framework of 23 research-backed inner skills like empathy, courage and active listening that help us create outer impact How developing these inner capacities is crucial for tackling global challenges like climate change, inequality and circular transitions Expect personal reflections, practical tips, a few laughs and a reminder that whilst circularity is about systems, it’s also about us, too. If you’re a changemaker, community leader or a curious human trying to make better choices, this episode offers insights to help you lead with values and grow from the inside out. Links & Resources Mentioned: Common Cause Handbook (values exercise)Inner Development Goals FrameworkBrené Brown’s “Dare to Lead” Values ExerciseSelf Love Revolution podcast by Lou (recommended by Caitlyn)2040 FilmUntamed by Glennon Doyle"We can't solve the problems with the same thinking that created them" - Albert Einstein Listener Challenge: What are your top 1–2 personal values?Which IDG skill do you want to strengthen this month? Let us know in the comments or share on socials, we’d love to hear from you! Produced by The Waste Not Spot Keep it circular.

    1 h 10 min
  6. Circular business models

    04/08/2025

    Circular business models

    What exactly are circular business models, and how do they differ from traditional models that dominate the global economy? In this episode, we break down the concept of circular business models in a way that’s easy to understand, actionable and relevant. We chat about product-as-a-service, sharing platforms, reuse, refill and remanufacturing. We explore how these models are helping businesses reduce waste, keep materials in use and regenerate natural systems. Your co-host Caitlyn Socwell moderates the conversation, with circularity expert Said Fadyl guiding us through the ins and outs of circular business models (which was his Master’s thesis topic!) Angelica Barrios also brings in real-world examples from around the globe, helping connect theory to practice. We talk about: What circular business models are (with simple examples)Why they aren’t more widespread yetWhat you can do as a consumer, professional, or founderHow entrepreneurs can build businesses aligned with circular principles This episode is for anyone who wants to understand the how of the circular economy, not just why it matters. Resources & Links The Waste Not Spot Retreat – October 2025 in GreeceHow to avoid a Climate Disaster Connect with us on LinkedIn, Instagram & Facebook: @TheWasteNotSpot If you enjoyed this episode, please follow, share, or leave a review. It helps more circularity-curious people find our show!

    54 min
  7. Inclusive Circularity with Fernanda Drumond

    02/06/2025

    Inclusive Circularity with Fernanda Drumond

    This is EP08 and we’re joined by Fernanda Drumond, Head of Collective Action & Disaster Management at the H&M Foundation. Tune in for an eye-opening conversation on inclusive circularity, and why centering people in circular systems is key to building a more sustainable world. We discuss: What “inclusive circularity” means in the textile sector Why the informal sector is needed to scale circular practices A real-world case study: the Collective Impact model piloted in Bengaluru Lessons for brands, consumers and sustainability professionals How to design for dignity, equity and climate action Fernanda shares her personal journey into this work, challenges conventional sustainability narratives and leaves us with hopeful and practical ideas for what a just, circular future can look like. Resources & Links Fernanda Drumond on LinkedIn Textiles Circularity Gap Report H&M Foundation: Inclusive Circularity Earth4All (Club of Rome) Action Steps Rethink your role in circular systems. How are people being included or excluded? Explore how your organisation can partner with or learn from informal sector workers Reduce. Reuse. Recycle. Reflect on who benefits from circular solutions

    1 h 7 min

  8. 30/04/2025

    Sustainable Career Paths: Tashina Alavi (Forestry & Marketing)

    In Episode 7 of Millennials Gone Circular, we sit down with Tashina Alavi, a marketing professional at the Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences, working to showcase the world of forestry as a sustainable career path. In this inspiring conversation, Tashina shares how her winding journey helped her find her place in the sustainability movement. We explore how unexpected career paths, creative skills and diverse voices are essential for building a more sustainable and circular future. This episode is a reminder that there’s no one “right” way to make an impact. In fact, you can have a lasting impact in any role! In This Episode: Finding your entry point into sustainability and circularity How forestry and nature connection shaped Tashina’s view of environmental systems The power of communication and storytelling in climate action Why diverse skills and backgrounds are needed in sustainability How staying curious and open can lead to unexpected and meaningful career paths 📌 Resources Mentioned in the Episode: UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) ⁠Tashina Alavi on LinkedIn⁠ 🎙️ Follow & Subscribe: @thewastenotspot 📩 Join our Millennials Gone Circular LinkedIn & Facebook Communities

    59 min
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A podcast by millennials, for millennials passionate about global sustainability and taking action in their corner of the world.

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  • Création
    The Waste Not Spot
  • Années d’activité
    2025 - 2026
  • Épisodes
    15
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