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People. Planet. Profit. Together, they make up the triple bottom line. However, it's not always obvious where to start when aligning the triple bottom line. Well, as with so much change, aligning the triple bottom line begins at home and not just for individuals but for corporations too. Whether you're a CEO running a Fortune 500 company or you're running your household, we're here to help you simplify sustainability. EarthUP’s CEO, Stephen Bay, will be joined by experts, innovators, and lifelong adventurers to break down some of today’s biggest topics affecting the triple bottom line of people, planet and profits. What does a sick building do to your health? Why should corporations be invested in biodiversity? How can I help create better working conditions and happier employees at my company? We’ll cover these questions, and so much more, in a candid conversation about reshaping work culture. Best of all, you'll discover how taking care of people and planet will also help you profit whether that means tightening your household budget or reducing corporate costs. Aligning the triple bottom line isn't about sacrifice; it's about synergy.
EarthUP CEO Stephen Bay chats with safari guide and author, Peter Allison, about the benefits of biodiversity. Peter makes the case for conservation, citing the treasure trove of medical advancements found in nature and the barren shelves we would see in grocery stores as species go extinct. This episode explores how the elephants that either live a thousand miles away from you or just outside your village impact your daily life.
Peter Allison has led safaris in South Africa, Botswana and Namibia. It was his love of animals that first led him to Africa at the age of 19, and by the late 1990s he'd graduated from being a safari guide himself to leading the training of guides for the region's largest safari operator. Peter has led safaris that have featured in such magazines as Vogue and Conde Nast Traveller. He has also assisted National Geographic photographers and appeared on television shows such as Jack Hanna's Animal Adventures.
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People. Planet. Profit. A Podcast is hosted by Stephen Bay, produced and edited by Mara Mote.
EarthUP CEO Stephen Bay chats with sustainability expert, Casey Stock, about building a sustainability program with impact. As the Senior Sustainability Manager at DaVita Inc., Casey worked with a small internal team to turn a grassroots effort into a global and year-round sustainability program that connects with 70,000 employees. By offering incentives and resources for every DaVita employee to engage in sustainability, the program has produced some major green initiatives to reduce the company's carbon footprint. Casey shares some tips to scaling a program and why engagement truly does have to be at the center.
Casey Stock is a global sustainability leader with comprehensive experience in corporate and private sustainability, project management, sustainability strategy, community engagement and sustainable operations. After nearly 10 years working on the sustainability team at healthcare provider, DaVita, Casey has enjoyed refining her specialization in employee engagement, strategy, communications, external environmental reporting, and program management/creation as it relates to sustainability. She currently serves as head of ESG and Sustainability at Natera, and you can find her extending her expertise and curiosity for sustainable living on her "be green hacks" blog.
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People. Planet. Profit. A Podcast is hosted by Stephen Bay, produced and edited by Mara Mote.
EarthUP CEO Stephen Bay continues his conversation with Christy Briggs, Lumen Field's Logistics and Sustainability Manager. Christy shares the story of Michael Foster, an employee who recognized an area where he could make a positive impact and decided to champion it. Those efforts helped the stadium significantly increase the amount of waste diverted from landfills, and is an example of what can be accomplished when employees become sustainability champions.
Christy Briggs is the Logistics and Sustainability Manager for Lumen Field/Seattle Seahawks. Christy has been at the stadium for 7 years and has worked with the sustainability team for the last 6 years. Under her leadership, they have averaged 94% waste diversion and been awarded the EPA's Business Partner of the Year in 2019. She manages the logistics and transitions throughout the stadium’s many events. Christy is a board member for the Green Sports Alliance and is an avid football and track fan.
Lumen Field is a multi-purpose stadium in Seattle, Washington, United States. Located in the city's SoDo neighborhood, it is the home field for the Seattle Seahawks of the National Football League, and the Seattle Sounders FC of Major League Soccer.
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People. Planet. Profit. A Podcast is hosted by Stephen Bay, produced and edited by Mara Mote.
EarthUP CEO Stephen Bay is joined by sports and sustainability enthusiast, Christy Briggs, to discuss how to use the platform of professional sports in promoting sustainable action. As the Logistics and Sustainability Manager for Lumen Field, Christy manages the day-to-day operations of the 72,000 capacity stadium, building their sustainability efforts from one small action to a 94% waste diversion average and an award-winning program that has been carefully woven into the game day experience for the Seattle Seahawks, Seattle Sounders FC and the stadium's numerous events.
Christy Briggs is the Logistics and Sustainability Manager for Lumen Field/Seattle Seahawks. Christy has been at the stadium for 7 years and has worked with the sustainability team for the last 6 years. Under her leadership, they have averaged 94% waste diversion and been awarded the EPA's Business Partner of the Year in 2019. She manages the logistics and transitions throughout the stadium’s many events. Christy is a board member for the Green Sports Alliance and is an avid football and track fan.
Lumen Field is a multi-purpose stadium in Seattle, Washington, United States. Located in the city's SoDo neighborhood, it is the home field for the Seattle Seahawks of the National Football League, and the Seattle Sounders FC of Major League Soccer.
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Christy's Recommendations from This Episode:
• Green Sports Alliance
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People. Planet. Profit. A Podcast is hosted by Stephen Bay, produced and edited by Mara Mote.
EarthUP CEO Stephen Bay is joined by posture and mobility expert, Dr. Kelly Starrett, to discuss the links between pain and productivity and why companies need to start looking at their employees differently. The best-selling author and physical therapist offers a bright look into the future by sharing practical ways to tackle the literal pain points of our more sedentary lifestyles and how to create better work spaces.
About Dr. Kelly Starrett | Dr. Kelly Starrett is a coach, physical therapist, two-time New York Times & Wall Street Journal bestselling author, speaker, and co-founder of The Ready State.
About The Ready State | The Ready State is the world's most comprehensive collection of guided movement, mechanics, and mobility instructional videos. Dr. Kelly Starrett and his expert staff will guide you through each routine.
Learn more at https://thereadystate.com
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Kelly's Recommendations from This Episode:
- The Story of the Human Body | Daniel Lieberman
- Sapiens | Yuval Noah Hurari
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People. Planet. Profit. A Podcast is hosted by Stephen Bay, produced and edited by Mara Mote.
EarthUP CEO Stephen Bay is joined by Seattle-based architect and entrepreneur, Melanie Corey-Ferrini, to discuss the future of food. As she designs nourishing spaces for corporate offices, restaurants and commercial spaces, Melanie utilizes cutting-edge tech in controlled environment agriculture to promote local, sustainable food options. From urban farming to growing your owns greens at the office, the future of food is more accessible and more innovative than ever.
Melanie Corey-Ferrini is a designer, architect, entrepreneur, and community activist who has been involved in many high profile, as well as, humble start-up food related projects. The intersection of food spaces, food sourcing, and food security is important to Melanie as a citizen of our planet and is her contribution to making nourishing spaces more accessible and fulfilling.
3.14DC was founded from Melanie Corey-Ferrini's years of experience in planning, programming, researching, and observing successful and not so successful food service and retail businesses. Creating a sustainable and inclusive roadmap for a project, gathering the right project team, and understanding a location's unique demographics and attributes is what 3.14DC provides.
Learn more at https://314dc.com Mention EarthUP and get a 30-minute initial consult for $75.
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Melanie's Recommendations from This Episode:
• Food Tank: The Think Tank for Food podcast
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People. Planet. Profit. A Podcast is hosted by Stephen Bay, produced and edited by Mara Mote.
EarthUP CEO Stephen Bay is joined by Kate Jakubas, the founder and COO of Meliora Cleaning Products, to discuss the dirty truth behind our cleaning supplies and how we can feel confident cleaning our homes and offices with sustainably-made products that are free from the harsh chemicals in most traditional cleaning solutions.
Kate Jakubas is the founder of Meliora Cleaning Products, a Chicago-based manufacturer of people- and planet-friendly household cleaners. She is also an Adjunct Professor of Entrepreneurship at the Stuart School of Business. Kate earned her BS in Materials Science and Engineering (MatSE) in 2006 from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign and her Masters in Environmental Engineering from the Illinois Institute of Technology in 2013.
Meliora Cleaning Products manufacture people- and planet-friendly cleaning products. 100% of ingredients are listed on every product. It shouldn't cost more to clean better. Learn more at https://meliorameansbetter.com
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Kate's Book Recommendations from This Episode:
• Doughnut Economics: Seven Ways to Think Like a 21st-Century Economist | Kate Raworth
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People. Planet. Profit. A Podcast is hosted by Stephen Bay, produced and edited by Mara Mote.
EarthUP CEO Stephen Bay is joined by Laurel Hanscom to discuss our ecological footprint, the data that shows us how many earths we need to sustain our current resource use, and how to better understand this data at a global and individual level through Earth Overshoot Day.
Laurel Hanscom is a climate justice advocate, sustainability researcher, self-proclaimed data geek, returned peace corps volunteer, and proud parent of a very funny toddler. She is also CEO of Global Footprint Network, an international nonprofit that envisions a world where all thrive within the means of our one planet, providing tools and analysis to support more sustainable decisions.
Global Footprint Network Overview: Global Footprint Network is an international think tank working to drive informed, sustainable policy decisions in a world of limited resources. Together with its partners, Global Footprint Network coordinates research, develops methodological standards, and provides decision-makers with a menu of tools to help the human economy operate within Earth's ecological limits. We work with local and national governments, investors, and opinion leaders to ensure all people live well, within the means of one planet.
Checkout Global Footprint Network: footprintnetwork.org
Earth Overshoot Day 2021 falls on July 29. Learn more at https://www.overshootday.org/
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Laurel's Book Recommendations from This Episode:
* Drawdown: The Most Comprehensive Plan Ever Proposed to Reverse Climate Change | Paul Hawken
* The New Carbon Architecture: Building to Cool the Climate | Bruce King
* All We Can Save: Truth, Courage and Solutions for the Climate Crisis | Ayana Elizabeth Johnson and Katharine K. Wilkinson
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People. Planet. Profit. A Podcast is hosted by Stephen Bay, produced and edited by Mara Mote.
Get to know the people behind EarthUP in this series of mini episodes of People. Planet. Profit. A Podcast. Our first mini episode features EarthUP co-founders, Stephen Bay and Mandi Ainslie, in a candid chat with Head of Content, Hunter Maats, about their motivations behind launching a platform that simplifies sustainability for companies and communities.
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People. Planet. Profit. A Podcast is hosted by Stephen Bay, produced and edited by Mara Mote.
EarthUP CEO Stephen Bay is joined by Nic Collins and David "Dizzy" Gillespie in this episode of People. Planet. Profit. A Podcast. The co-founders of sustainable office supplies startup, Switch, the pair discuss the challenges of launching a business and why it is so important that both consumers and producers consider the full lifecycle of products as we reevaluate our relationship with everyday objects.
Hailing from South Africa, Nic Collins has had an insatiable curiosity that led him around the world seeking adventures, challenges, new languages, and unusual experiences. With a background in industrial design, Nic found his way into a marketing role, and as an executive creative director, now manages a team of 25. He spends much of his time crafting marketing stories, designing retail stores and experiences, and tying strategy and design together. Together with Dizzy, they are tackling the challenge of waste by designing products that consider the entirety of the life cycle, starting with ways the traditional office can make the Switch.
Originally from Australia, Dizzy spent time in Hong Kong and the U.S. during his childhood, and uses the experience of different cultures, people and places to inspire his work and lifestyle. Currently a resident of New York, Dizzy began his career making video games before moving into startups, marketing and consulting. He thrives working in small teams of smart, creative people tasked with solving problems for which there is no easy solution. The love of this kind of work led Dizzy and Nic to a project that eventually became Switch.
Switch Overview: Switch was born out of a desire to make work better, for the people doing it, and the planet they’re doing it on. We want to switch relationships with everyday objects, and in the process raise the expectations you have for them, and for the companies who produce them. We believe every company has a responsibility for the entire lifecycle of a product, and we believe they’re accountable for ensuring as little as possible winds up back in the earth.
Switch products are functional and exceptionally well-designed. More than this they are priced affordably and created in a manner that will keep them out of landfills once they come to the end of their life. We believe this circular approach to design will change the way our customers relate to every day items, and we want Switch to be a model for how everyone can do better and expect more from the objects in our lives.
We’re starting with a small change that we hope will make a big impact. After all, we can’t switch planets. So let’s Switch everything else.
Checkout Switch: switcheverything.com
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Nic and Dizzy's Book Recommendations from This Episode:
- Cradle to Cradle: Remaking the Ways We Make Things | Michael Braungart
- Originals: How Non-Conformists Move the World | Adam Grant
- The War of Art | Steven Pressfield
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People. Planet. Profit. A Podcast is hosted by Stephen Bay, and produced and edited by Mara Mote.
EarthUP CEO Stephen Bay is joined by Lisa Conway in this episode of People. Planet. Profit. A Podcast. As the VP of Sustainability for Interface, Lisa shares why the commercial flooring company set goals to have zero negative impact on the environment, and how they're now working to design materials for commercial and residential use that reverse global warming.
Lisa Conway and her team are responsible for regional activation of Interface's mission to reverse global warming: Climate Take Back. To drive understanding of the impact of carbon on human health, Lisa and her team provide educational programming around the need for transparency and prioritization of embodied carbon in specifications within the building industry. She co-founded the materials Carbon Action Network (materialsCAN) in 2018 to mobilize this effort. Lisa also serves as Chair of the Sustainable Advisory Board for Penn State University’s Smeal College of Business and is on the Board of Directors of the non-profit Building Transparency. She was named to “CoreNet’s 36 Under 36” in 2015.
Interface Overview: Interface, Inc. is a global flooring company specializing in carbon neutral carpet tile and resilient flooring, including luxury vinyl tile (LVT) and nora® rubber flooring. Interface helps customers create high-performance interior spaces that support well-being, productivity, and creativity, as well as the sustainability of the planet.
Checkout Interface: interface.com
Checkout Interface's residential flooring division, Flor: flor.com
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Lisa's Book Recommendations from This Episode:
- Drawdown: The Most Comprehensive Plan Ever Proposed to Reverse Climate Change | Paul Hawken
- The New Carbon Architecture: Building to Cool the Climate | Bruce King
- All We Can Save: Truth, Courage and Solutions for the Climate Crisis | Ayana Elizabeth Johnson and Katharine K. Wilkinson
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People. Planet. Profit. A Podcast is hosted by Stephen Bay, produced and edited by Mara Mote.
EarthUP CEO Stephen Bay is joined by Dan Linsky in this episode of People. Planet. Profit. A Podcast. As the VP of Voluntary Markets for ClimeCo, Dan discusses the different types of carbon offset programs available to companies, communities and individuals, as well as the environmental and social benefits of monitoring and offsetting our greenhouse gas emissions.
Dan Linsky has been involved in the carbon and renewable energy industries since 2003. At ClimeCo, he serves as the Vice President of Voluntary Markets and Leader of the Transaction Team. Dan oversees all voluntary carbon sales, coordinates strategies, and manages ClimeCo’s carbon offset inventories for this growing market.
ClimeCo Overview: ClimeCo is a respected advisor and trader of environmental commodity market products. We specialize in voluntary and regulated carbon offsets, plastic credits, renewable energy, and regional criteria pollutants. ClimeCo also helps clients with sustainability program development and implementation, and project development and financing.
Checkout ClimeCo: climeco.com or email info@climeco.com
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People. Planet. Profit. A Podcast is hosted by Stephen Bay, and produced and edited by Mara Mote.
EarthUP CEO Stephen Bay is joined by Liesl Clark and Rebecca Rockefeller in this episode of People. Planet. Profit. A Podcast. The co-founders of the wildly popular Buy Nothing Project discuss the benefits that hyper-local living and a vibrant gift economy can offer to individuals, companies and communities.
The Buy Nothing Project was launched on Bainbridge Island, WA in 2013 when co-founders and friends, Rebecca Rockefeller and Liesl Clark, created an experimental hyper-local gift economy in their community. Since then, it has become a worldwide social movement, with groups in 44 nations.
The online and app-based Buy Nothing Project offers people a way to give and receive, share, lend, and express gratitude through a worldwide network of hyper-local gift economies in which the true wealth is the web of connections formed between people who are real-life neighbors.
Sign up for the new Buy Nothing App and Find a group near you: https://app.earthup.eco/action/buy-nothing
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People. Planet. Profit. A Podcast is hosted by Stephen Bay, and produced and edited by Mara Mote.
EarthUP CEO Stephen Bay is joined by Jay Lipman in this episode of People. Planet. Profit. A Podcast. Jay is one of the co-founders of Ethic, which is at the forefront of allowing people to use their values to determine their investment strategy. We'll debunk some myths about investing and dive into why ethical investment isn't just socially responsible, it's also fiscally sound.
Jay Lipman is co-founder and president of Ethic, which is accelerating the global transition to sustainable investing. Jay works closely with investors to help them understand and craft their unique approach to sustainable and impactful investing.
Ethic Overview: Ethic is a tech-driven asset manager that powers the creation of sustainable investment portfolios. They build separately managed accounts (SMAs) optimized to track the market, align with one's investment allocation, and outperform on a client's chosen sustainability criteria.
Check out Ethic: ethic.investments
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People. Planet. Profit. A Podcast is hosted by Stephen Bay, and produced and edited by Mara Mote.
EarthUP CEO Stephen Bay is joined by Dean Young in this episode of People. Planet. Profit. A Podcast. We are indoors a lot. In fact, we are now being called "the indoor generation". With all this time spent indoors, it's paramount to our well-being that we pay attention to indoor air quality. Dean Young knows a thing or two about air quality. And, fortunately, he’s made it easy for you to know about the air quality in your home, office and various indoor spaces. With an Awair Air Quality Monitor, you can measure the presence of five common components of the air you breathe every day. With a better understanding of how your air quality is changing in real time, simple steps like opening windows and using the extractor fan can help you keep the air you breathe healthy.
Dean Young is an entrepreneur and product leader. As Head of Product at Awair, he manages the intersection of air quality monitoring hardware and software development, product launches, and strategy. He feels most at home equally in nature or with technology. He currently resides in San Francisco, CA with his wife and two dogs.
Awair Overview: Awair's mission is to empower people to breathe safely indoors, wherever they go. They have created an industry-leading indoor air quality platform that enables consumers and enterprise clients to monitor IAQ data in real-time, at a glance or on the go, as well as the ability to share air data and receive notifications the moment their indoor air becomes unhealthy. Awair offers both consumer and enterprise solutions that can be set up in minutes, both with a free smartphone app. The company is headquartered in San Francisco, CA and has a second office in Seoul, South Korea.
Check out Awair: getawair.com
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People. Planet. Profit. A Podcast is hosted by Stephen Bay, and produced and edited by Mara Mote.
EarthUP CEO Stephen Bay is joined by Michael Murray in this episode of People. Planet. Profit. A Podcast. As new technology and energy sources for residential and commercial spaces hit the market, understanding and having access to our energy usage data is key. Michael Murray of Mission:data is working on revolutionizing energy management to be more customer-friendly and more universally accessible.
Michael Murray served as Mission:data's Chief Technology Strategist from 2014-2016 and now as its President. Previously, he co-founded Lucid in 2004, an energy management software company serving commercial building owners. He has over fifteen years of experience with building automation, energy management, metering and public utility regulation. Michael earned his B.A. with highest honors from Oberlin College.
Mission:data Coalition overview: Mission:data advocates for customer-friendly energy data portability policies throughout the country in order to deliver benefits for consumers and enable an innovative, vibrant market for energy management services. We are the primary advocate for utilities to implement Green Button Connect nationwide. Our work has led to data portability mandates covering over 36 million electric meters across the U.S.
Check out Mission:data Coalition: missiondata.io
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EarthUP CEO Stephen Bay is joined by Mike Topitzhofer in our very first episode of People. Planet. Profit. A Podcast. Journey with us as a couple of building scientists share their insight on the importance of building health and how to improve your office, whether a traditional office building or your work-from-home space.
Mike Topitzhofer is National Business Development Manager for Trane Technologies, a world leader in optimizing
indoor environments through energy-efficient heating, cooling and ventilating systems, building services and advanced tech for commercial and residential buildings. Mike’s focus on building technology is emphasized with
a degree in Residential Building Science and Technology. He and his family live in Minnesota but spent a little time over here in the Pacific Northwest in Tacoma, Washington.
Check out Trane Technologies: https://www.tranetechnologies.com/
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People. Planet. Profit. A Podcast is hosted by Stephen Bay, and produced and edited by Mara Mote.
Welcome to EarthUP’s new (and first ever) podcast, People. Planet. Profit. It All Starts at Home where we aim to help businesses, and people like you, simplify sustainability. EarthUP’s CEO, Stephen Bay, will be joined by experts, innovators, and lifelong adventurers to break down some of today’s biggest topics affecting the triple bottom line of people, planet and profits. What does a sick building do to your health? Why should corporations be invested in biodiversity? How can I help create better working conditions and happier employees at my company? We’ll cover these questions, and so much more, in a candid conversation about reshaping work culture into a landscape that prioritizes people and planet, without sacrificing profit.