Zero Waste Creatives

Zero Waste Creatives
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Creative Humans have finite resources, just as Earth does. We created Zero Waste Creatives to find ways to protect both. --- Brandi Parker and Fe Amarante discuss the importance of sustainability in the creative industry. They emphasize the need for a humane approach to creativity, highlighting the human, business, and societal implications of this approach. They explore the idea of Earth and Humans as closed systems and the need for sustainable practices to preserve our finite resources. They leave the audience with a message on the power of creativity and the potential for positive change.

Épisodes

  1. Episode 5: Jean Batthany and the Art of the Pause

    23/07/2024

    Episode 5: Jean Batthany and the Art of the Pause

    "Celebrate the biggest f**k ups, because that's where the innovation lies." In this episode, Brandi and Fe sit down with Jean Batthany, ex-CCO of Walmart and VP, Global Creative at Disney. The conversation explores the topics of sustainable creativity, regenerative creativity, and the art of the pause. Jean shares her experiences in the advertising and creative industry, discussing the challenges she faced as a woman and the need for diversity in creative leadership. Jean also talks about her revolutionary session at the Cannes Festival of Creativity, where she discussed the art of the pause and its impact on mental health and creativity. Takeaways: Creating a culture of safety and trust is essential for fostering creativity and innovation. The creative industry needs more diversity in creative leadership to reflect and connect with diverse audiences. The art of the pause is crucial for mental health and creativity, allowing for rest, recovery, and regeneration. Asking for what you want and prioritizing your well-being are important for success in the creative industry. Don't be afraid to ask for what you want and need in your career. Build your own personal board of directors to provide guidance and support. Leaders should prioritize self-care and encourage their teams to take breaks. The creative industry has the potential for change towards more sustainable and regenerative practices. Music by Brandi Parker; Branding by Fe Amarante; amazing astronaut images by Pexels artists RDNE Stock Project at https://www.pexels.com/collections/mars-341zou4/

    1 h 19 min

  2. 21/06/2024

    Episode 4: The High-highs and the Low-lows

    Zero Waste Creatives is a platform created by Fe Amarante and Brandi Parker to address the sustainability of the creative profession. They emphasize the need for creatives to use fewer resources from the environment and waste fewer of their own resources. The platform has gained traction with hundreds of listeners and received positive feedback. Fe and Brandi have been invited to deliver keynotes at How Design Live and Sustainable Packaging Coalition events. They have also launched a survey called Creative Voices Heard to gather insights on the well-being of creative professionals. The survey responses will be anonymized and shared publicly to promote open-source knowledge sharing. In this conversation, Fe Amarante and Brandi Parker discuss the challenges of balancing personal and professional responsibilities. They share their experiences of caring for family members while also growing their businesses. They emphasize the importance of creating space for emotions and being transparent about what they're going through. They highlight the need for support and understanding from both colleagues and bosses. They also discuss the significance of trust and vulnerability in building strong relationships and teams. Overall, they emphasize the importance of integrating personal and professional lives and allowing space for both to coexist. Takeaways: Fe and Brandi have been invited to deliver keynotes at How Design Live and Sustainable Packaging Coalition events. They have launched a survey called Creative Voices Heard to gather insights on the well-being of creative professionals, and the results will be shared publicly to promote open-source knowledge sharing. Balancing personal and professional responsibilities can be challenging, but it's important to create space for both and integrate them into your life. Being transparent about what you're going through can help build trust and understanding with colleagues and bosses. Seeking support from others, whether it's friends, family, or therapists, is crucial in navigating difficult times. Allowing yourself to feel and process emotions is essential for overall well-being and creativity. Building strong relationships and teams requires trust and vulnerability. Music by Brandi Parker; Branding by Fe Amarante; amazing astronaut images by Pexels artists RDNE Stock Project at https://www.pexels.com/collections/mars-341zou4/

    51 min

  3. 04/06/2024

    Episode 3: Don't Hold your Breath: the Sustainability Within Us, with guest Taylor White Moffitt

    In this episode, Fe Amarante and Brandi Parker interview Taylor White Moffitt, founder of Humanity Shared, a psychotherapist, yogi, and mindfulness and leadership facilitator. They discuss the importance of self-care and nervous system regulation in sustainability and creativity. They also explore the impact of societal feedback on our sense of self and the process of shedding performance and rediscovering our true nature. The conversation highlights the connection between thriving and using fewer resources, exploring the importance of self-expression and creativity in the workplace and the impact of a culture of threat and fear. The conversation concludes by emphasizing the importance of creating a conducive environment for creativity and self-expression. Taking care of your own nervous system is crucial for self-expression and creativity, and happiness is not a goal, but peace is. We all have the power to reduce suffering and increase vitality in ourselves and others. Takeaways Prioritizing self-care and nervous system regulation is essential for sustainability and creativity. Rest, authenticity, and belonging are key elements of sustainable living and meaningful work. Creating a culture of threat and fear hinders self-expression and creativity. Individuals need to take care of their own nervous systems and regulate their reactions and our nervous systems are interconnected, and the energy of others can impact our own. Naming and expressing your feelings is courageous and necessary for self-awareness and growth. We all have the power to reduce suffering and increase vitality in ourselves and others. Music by Brandi Parker; Branding by Fe Amarante; amazing astronaut images by Pexels artists RDNE Stock Project at https://www.pexels.com/collections/mars-341zou4/

    1 h 22 min

  4. 20/05/2024

    Episode 2: Gratitude & Truth is our oxygen mask

    Summary In this episode, Fe and Brandi discuss the concept of paying attention to ourselves and our health while also paying attention to the health of the planet. They share personal experiences of burnout and the unsustainable pace of the creative industry. They emphasize the need for systemic change and the importance of human sustainability in creating a more sustainable world. They also mention the ongoing survey they are conducting to gather insights and data on burnout and sustainability in the creative industry. The conversation explores the concept of a revolution of human creativity and the need to acknowledge and address the problem of burnout in the creative industry. It emphasizes the importance of valuing human creativity and putting our own oxygen masks on before helping others. The conversation also highlights the addictive nature of fear and the need for honesty and truth in breaking the cycle of fear addiction. The concept of Spaceship Earth is discussed, emphasizing the finite nature of resources and the need to be smart and efficient in protecting them. The main takeaway is the importance of honesty, truth, and the support of each other in creating a sustainable and thriving creative industry. Keywords: burnout, sustainability, creative industry, human sustainability, systemic change, revolution, human creativity, burnout, valuing creativity, oxygen mask, fear addiction, honesty, truth, Spaceship Earth, finite resources, support Takeaways: Paying attention to our own health and the health of the planet is essential for creating a sustainable world. The creative industry often operates at an unsustainable pace, leading to burnout and wasteful practices. There is a need for systemic change in the creative industry to promote human sustainability and reduce waste. The Zero Waste Creatives platform aims to address burnout and promote sustainability through conversations, insights, and data. The ongoing survey conducted by Fe and Brandi will provide valuable insights into burnout and sustainability in the creative industry. Acknowledge and address the problem of burnout in the creative industry. Value human creativity and put our own oxygen masks on before helping others. Break the cycle of fear addiction through honesty and truth. Be smart and efficient in protecting finite resources. Support each other in creating a sustainable and thriving creative industry. Music by Brandi Parker; Branding by Fe Amarante; amazing astronaut images by Pexels artists RDNE Stock Project at https://www.pexels.com/collections/mars-341zou4/

    47 min

  5. 07/05/2024

    Zero Waste Creatives: Episode 1

    In this episode, Brandi Parker and Fe Amarante discuss the concept of Zero Waste Creatives and the importance of sustainability in the creative industry. They emphasize the need for a more balanced and humane approach to creativity, highlighting the impact of burnout and the importance of taking care of oneself. They also explore the idea of Earth as a closed system and the need for sustainable practices in order to preserve our finite resources. The episode concludes with a discussion on the power of creativity and the potential for positive change. Credits: Videos in the intro - Pixabay, Life of Pix, Kelly. Music - "History Repeats" by Brandi "Tella" Parker zero waste, sustainability, creativity, burnout, balance, closed system, finite resources

    44 min
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Creative Humans have finite resources, just as Earth does. We created Zero Waste Creatives to find ways to protect both. --- Brandi Parker and Fe Amarante discuss the importance of sustainability in the creative industry. They emphasize the need for a humane approach to creativity, highlighting the human, business, and societal implications of this approach. They explore the idea of Earth and Humans as closed systems and the need for sustainable practices to preserve our finite resources. They leave the audience with a message on the power of creativity and the potential for positive change.

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    Zero Waste Creatives
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