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In this episode, we analyze the movement to redefine economic success in the tourism industry. We’re diving into the work of Cesare Costantino and Angelica Tudini, who developed an accounting framework to integrate economic benefits with environmental indicators to enable a holistic approach to sustainable tourism management.

In this episode, we dive into tourism's economic and environmental impacts. Discover the enchanting Blue Mountains of Jamaica and the vibrant High Desert Food Trail in Central Oregon, and how these regions harness the power of agritourism to promote sustainability, preserve rich cultural traditions, and fuel local economic growth. Join us to discuss ethical tourism and learn how every decision we make on the road can have a significant impact on communities and the environment.

In this episode, we dive into the profound insights of Robin Wall Kimmerer, author of "Braiding Sweetgrass," to explore how her teachings can revolutionize sustainable business practices. Drawing from her talk and book, we discuss key takeaways such as reciprocity with nature, the value of indigenous wisdom, and the gift economy. Whether you’re a small business owner or an impact investor, discover how nature-inspired strategies can create resilient businesses and economic systems that support all living beings.

Join us as we take a deep dive into the growing trend of Black women taking sabbaticals and reclaiming their time. These intentional breaks from work not only prioritize well-being but also serve as acts of resistance against the prison of white supremacist capitalism. We'll explore the potential for sabbaticals to empower individuals, reshape labor norms, birth new sustainable economic models, and catalyze positive societal change.

In this episode, learn about Money & Mimosas and what you can expect on our podcast.