The ESG & Sustainability Podcast – Details, episodes & analysis

Did the Republican party weaponise and then exterminate ESG? Is that the reason BlackRock walked away? What does it mean for our march towards net zero? 

Luke Heilbuth, CEO of BWD Strategic has a point of view and it’s one worth listening to. Luke has a stellar career that includes speeches for Prime Ministers, a law degree and the ability to speak Arabic. 

One of our most engaging conversations to date. 

This week we are joined by WayBeyond's CEO & Founder Darryn Keiller.

WayBeyond believe that digital agronomy is the future of crop production and that protected cultivation is the path forward for horticulture – so the world can produce more and all year-round to feed our growing population, with less resources and less impact from and on the planet.

Join us as we discuss all things digital agronomy, the future of crop production and the sustainable impact that digital agronomy can have both physcially and socially. 

We also discuss the incredible work that WayBeyond are doing to educate, mentor and support the next generation of digital growers. 

WayBeyond - https://www.waybeyond.io/

Darryn Keiller - https://www.linkedin.com/in/darryn-keiller-25173b4/ 

Dan Moussa - https://www.linkedin.com/in/daniel-moussa-1307a522/ 

Produced by - https://thepodcastboss.com/ 

A blast from the past. We're bringing back the icons of the ESG & Sustainability podcast. 

Our most downloaded and listened to podcast ever.  We chat with Andrew 'AC' Chambers, the CEO of Tsunami Sport Ltd.

AC and the Tsunami team are the OG's when it comes to producing sustainable garments. 

In this episode we unpack: 

• How Tsunami Sport started.
• How did they become Sustainability leaders in the garment space?
• Taking plastics and turning them into Eco Teamwear.
• Why are we still producing virgin yarns?
• Educating the next generation.

We hope you enjoy it.

From adland to working inhouse in Sustainability and reimagining the Worley brand. 

With Dan on holidays in sunny Scotland Ben is taking over the pod this week and sharing the story of Simon Bloomfield. 

An advertising executive creative director, 'Bloomo' has been at the forefront of creating amazing and effective campaigns so when he made the choice to leave the industry and lead the rebrand of iconic Australian company Worley it turned a few heads. 

14 months on it's hard to argue that both from a personal and professional point of view that it hasn't been a raging success. 

Is mining essential for the success of EVs and renewable energy? Do climate tech companies know what investors are looking for?

Anish Muchhala from Twynam is an exceptional listen. Articualte and intelligent with a finger on the pulse. This episode is a must listen. 

One of our best chats yet. Do not miss this. 

Nik Robinson broke so many rules. He left a normal job to develop a new technology, setting up a start up with two kids under 10. 

And it didn't work, (2500+ failures over 752 days) until it did. 

From a back room in Bondi to the international stage Nik, Joss and the boys have brought Good Citizens to the world stage.

From having their own windows at Selfridges, Speaking at the United Nations Global Compact and too many design awards to mention. 

We cried. This will change your life. 

We sit down with Andrew Grant, Chairman of Tasman Environmental Markets

We debunk misconceptions about carbon offsets, and discuss the rollercoaster of Australian legislation and how we need to evolve to reach sustainability. 

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https://talesca.com.au/Is accessing capital as easy as growing grass?

If we changed how we farm the land could it make accessing funds and securing a better profit number more attainable?

This week we’re chatting with Ben Symons, a natural capital senior advisor at Climate Friendly.

Who owns your brand? What is happening with ESG & Sustainability roles in organisations?

This week Daniel Moussa sits down with Talesca's Head of Brand & Strategy Ben Wood and Geoff Matthews from SIM-PAC Live. It's a great chat, well worth a look

How long until we are all driving EV's?

EVSE have been at the forefront of EV charging infrastucture since 2015 when two great mates co-founded the business.

On this week’s podcast, we have a high-energy chat with the founders Brendan Wheeler and Sam Korkees about the challenges facing Australia when it come EV infrastructure and the future of EV's. 

https://evse.com.au/