Leaders in sustainability

Today's podcast features 3137, a visual arts collective from Athens, Greece. The reason we interviewed them is that we were involved in a collaboration with them and pounced upon the opportunity to make yet another podcast. We talked to them about sustainability, arts in general as well as visual arts in particular, and how and where art could influence the transition to a more sustainable way of living.
https://www.3137.gr/en/

Welcome back to 'Leaders in sustainability', a podcast series by Trianon Scientific Communication.
We're in our third series now, and we continue to find people who try to address our world's problems (well, some of them, at least) in terms of people, planet, AND profit.
Maybe you  found yourself wondering: Leaders in sustainability? Why aren't they talking to real leaders like Elon Musk or Greta Thunberg?

In the first episode of our new season of podcasts we had the pleasure to talk to Thomas Guillermou.
He founded Campus 225, a school for environmental transition. We discussed his activities, his motivations, and the question of idealism vs. pragmatism.
Here's what he had to say...

In the second episode of our new season of podcasts, we had the pleasure to talk to Alizee CCM.
She worked extensively on circular economy in China, an activity she is et to continue here in Belgium now. We discussed her motivations, her activities, and how and why the situation in China differs from our own.
Here's what she had to say:

In the third episode of our new season of podcasts, we had the pleasure to talk to Jocelyne Landry Tsonang, who is heavily involved in the African Circular Economy Network (ACEN).
We talked to her about the way circular economy is practised in Africa, the importance of social aspects in circular economy, and the way we here in the west view Africa.
Here's what she had to say.

In the fourth Episode of our new podcast, we had the pleasure to talk to Sarah Lokman. She is the co-founder and Head of Sustainability at Greenomy, a Brussels-based regtech providing sustainability reporting software, focusing on the EU Taxonomy, Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive and Sustainable Finance Disclosure Regulation with mission is to create a neutral market infrastructure for ESG data.

In our new episode, we had the pleasure to talk to Tamara Makoni. She founded Kazuri Consulting, a business that helps leaders drive inclusion and empower diverse teams to stimulate innovation and growth. We discussed her activities, her motivations, and what is needed to make Diversity and Inclusion reality. Here's what she has to say.

In our new episode, we had the pleasure to talk to Anja Katalin de Cunto, a representative of Eurocities.
Eurocities is the network of large cities in Europe aiming to bring cities together to support each other and tackle many of the challenges they face, among others how to create a more sustainable food system.
We discussed her activities, her motivations, and what can contribute to a solution to the problems of today. Here's what she had to say.

In the seventh episode of our new season of podcasts we had the pleasure to talk to Caroline Zaoui.
She co-founded Novobiom, a company specialised in using mushrooms in the field of soil remediation. We discussed her activities, her motivations, and her take on eco-feminism. Here's what she has to say.

In the last episode, our third season, we had the pleasure to talk to Hadrien Lejeune and Terence Cheng.
They are two of the co-founders of Nuoceans manufacturers extraordinaire of the totally mundane, yet equally totally ubiquitous #flipflops. Not any old flip-flops of course, but completely #recycled flip-flops.
We discussed their motivations, the concept of #circularity and the implications of doing business worldwide.
 
Here's what they had to say!