Permatree Podcast: Recent Episodes

Jago Jan Veith Dumas

With the PERMATREE PODCAST we focus on triple IMPACT projects in Ecuador with results. This Podcast is located at the edge of the amazon basin, one of the very last most mega biodiverse ecosystems on the planet, in South America, Ecuador.

With triple-impact also know as the 3 pillars of sustainability: Social, environmental and financial viable returns with longterm measurable impact.

When referring to results we mean not only talk but real results that have a real impact not just in theory on paper but in the real world.

Podcast RULES: 3 questions, max. 10 minutes, 1 to 1 interview, KISS (Keep It Stupid Simple)

Focus TOPICS: Triple Impact: Social, Economic and Environmental. Focusing on Results. Ecuador

Has To Do With: Ecuador, Triple Impact, Results, Change, Smart solutions, Makers, Disruption, Holistic

LANGUAGES: Bilingual podcast may be in English but it may be in Spanish.

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La invitada de la entrevista de hoy, jueves 3 de diciembre de 2020, en el Podcast de Permatree #7, es Delphine Jacquemart, emprendedora en Paris, Francia. Enfocados a la producción de perfumes y jabones orgánicos en toda la cadena de producion.

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La invitada de la entrevista de hoy, jueves 12 de noviembre de 2020, en el Podcast de Permatree #6, es Nantar, emprendedora y Biologa en conjunto con su papá - Enrique, quienes estan enfocados a la regeneración, reforestacion con el acero vegetal: bambú.

Fundación socioecologica Jaguar Region: Macas, (Amazonia) Ecuador - Bambu: -Guadua brava -Dendrocalamus

Resultados: - 5 años projecto - 3000 plantas - 4has reforestación guadua 300 por hectárea. - Remplazar Pasto - Regeneración de áreas

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5 Podcast – Johanna @ Rustica House & Coffee Shop (Español)

La invitada de la entrevista de hoy, miércoles 4 de noviembre de 2020, en el Podcast de Permatree #5, es Johanna Allauca, emprendedora e Ingeniera de procesos ademas de ser Cazadora de café y cacao. Tema: Café y Cacao en Ecuador - Más información Podcast.Permatree.org

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Our guest for today's interview, Thursday, October 29, 2020, on the Permatree Podcast #4, is Katheryn Bwye, Creative & Founder of MILK+MINT’s located in Peru and SF-USA. Topic: Impact of Communication on Social level. - Katheryn has been working professionally in the creative industry for over a decade with a spotless track record of happy clients. Her creative talent, tenacity in problem-solving, and deep empathetic nature, have all come together to form the foundation of MILK+MINT’s values. Website: https://www.milkandmintagency.com - More information https://Podcast.Permatree.org

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El invitado de la entrevista de hoy, martes 27 de octubre de 2020, en el Permatree Podcast #3, es Fyto Sandoval, arquitecto permacultor tropical. Tema: Impacto de la permacultura tropical en america central - Más información Podcast.Permatree.org

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El invitado de la entrevista de hoy, lunes 26 de octubre de 2020, en el Permatree Podcast # 2, es Paul Riera, Co-Fundador de Tierra Orgánica en Ecuador. Tema: Impacto positivo del cultivo de frutas orgánicas en Ecuador La iniciativa * Tierra Orgánica * fue creada hace 3 años. - Más información https://Podcast.Permatree.org

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90 seconds mini podcast

TITLE From white-collar worker to Off-the grid, Permaculture Farmer to co-creating a social-enterprise

CONTENT Hello this is Jago from the edge of amazon basin in South America, I am sitting in my hammock tis super late it's about 7:30 and over my tin roof I have no walls is super super dark outside and I can see a few fireflies, it’s quite fresh actually and I can clearly hear all of the night active insects around me, maybe you can too?

How did I get here?

From working and living as a white-collar worker behind a office-desk with two huge flat screens, in Switzerland to becoming a

Off-the grid, Permaculture Tropical Fruit Farmer in the amazon region of Ecuador to then co-creating

a social-enterprise from scratch with triple impact : social, economic and environmental by exporting transformed added value superfoods - plant based: fruits, vegetables and seeds, harvested from 400 local small scale farming families.

Now here reaching out for like minded individuals or organizations seeking to do good which can be measured on a long term.