Collectively Sustainable: Recent Episodes
Sustainable Business Collective
Collectively Sustainable Podcast is currently on a break, but will return in February 2022
We can't fix the planet alone. It can't be just a handful of people creating change. For sustainable results, we must be 'Collectively Sustainable'.
Hosted by the Sustainable Business Collective at Griffith University, we'll be covering everything from defining sustainability, to food waste, to responsible business.
Jane Gleeson-White joins us to discuss the value that we place on the environment, and on women. We also hear Jane's thoughts on sustainability, what it means to her and way in which individuals can be more sustainable.
Jane Gleeson-White is a writer and the author of four books: Six Capitals(2020, 2014), Double Entry (2011),Australian Classics (2007) and Classics (2005), and three recent essays: ‘Erasure: Women, economics and language’ (Griffith Review 73, August 2021), ‘My womb is not terra nullius’ (Choice Words, 2019) and ‘Valuing Country’ (Griffith Review 63, 2019).
Her book reviews and essays have been widely published, including by the Griffith Review, Sydney Review of Books, Meanjin, Sydney Morning Herald andThe Guardian.
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Rachel Perkins joins us to discuss the 'Sustainable Development Goals' and what they mean. Rachel also gives us her thoughts on what sustainability means to her, and what individuals can do to make an impact.
Rachel has completed her PhD in regional tourism at Griffith University, while also working at the Griffith Centre for Sustainable Enterprise where we she led the ‘War on Coffee Cups’ campaign, earning her a Staff Sustainability Award. Rachel also teaches within Griffith Business School over a number of courses including Leadership for Sustainable Business and The Purpose of Business.
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We've gotten the word on the street to understand what sustainability actually means to everyone and how it's going to impact our careers in the future.
We'll also give you suggestions on how to be a more sustainable person; how can we be 'collectively sustainable'?
Big thank you to our interviewees: Shanayah Sharif, Priya Pereira, Stacey Talbot, Meliame Tafa, Phoenix Potoi, Joshua Waterfall, Paige Reibel, Jack Hayes, Magdalena Andrews, and Lawson.
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