Go Circular ︱ MUD Jeans: Recent Episodes
MUD Jeans
Welcome to our podcast Go circular where we discuss circularity and sustainability to promote positive change. We're a circular denim brand making new jeans out of worn out denim. Our mission is to create a world without waste and inspire the fashion industry to become circular.
Jorrit Kiewik, the Executive director of Slow Food Youth Network, joins us in an insightful conversation about food. He challenges our approach to food and encourages a reconnection with it. Through our discussion he reflects on the outcome of COP26, how circular economy works in agriculture, and will shock you as he shares the dirty little secret of your canned tomatoes.
Circularity is a journey. This is true for small and big brands. Alberic Pater from IKEA shares with us how IKEA aims to become fully circular by 2030. We discuss in detail the collaboration between MUD Jeans and IKEA, the lessons learned, and at a bigger picture the obstacles that remain. A truly interesting conversation that further increases your love for IKEA and leaves you optimistic of the potential of global circular economy.
Alice Aedy, the brilliant documentary photographer, filmmaker and activist joins us in a fruitful discussion about activism & climate justice. She shares her approach of using storytelling to bring attention to important topics and generate collective action and change. Inspired by Alice’s work, one walks away feeling empowered. Big or small we can all be activists and we can all drive positive change!
Technology has an important role to play to help advance circularity and responsible consumption and production. We invited Ele Ward from Co Go to discuss the multiple ways technology can help people and companies become more sustainable. Join us and find out the multiple apps, projects and innovation driving positive change.
Join us in our discussion of shared responsibility in climate action and find out the details of what Finisterre and MUD are doing to tackle their own emissions and impact. Through this discussion we hope to inspire you to join the Race to Zero.
Visit this link to find out more details about the Race to Zero: https://racetozero.unfccc.int/system/people/
Biodiversity, yes, from the flowers to the bees, is the second largest environmental risk we face and has the potential to have serious impact on us as humans. We invited Merel Rikveld from JUSTDIGGIT to chat about the role and potential of nature based solutions.
Find out how JUSTDIGGIT restores landscapes and applies nature based solutions to tackle climate change. And most importantly how business and people can take action. Join us, and be inspired to create positive change.