Tessa Clarke: The real price of food waste and how a simple app could be a game changer.

02/06/24 • 44 min

Entrepreneur and App the two words go hand in hand. As any entrepreneur knows there is a wealth of difference between a good idea and actually doing something and manifesting that idea, it’s especially challenging when it also requires a shift in consciousness and harnessing some good old people power to prevent waste. Our guest today, armed with passion and the courage of her convictions, launched the amazing app Oleo and shares her experience and what we can all learn from it.

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Estelle Lloyd: Screen time that's actually good for your kids!

I'm so excited to meet our guest today and I'm sure after spending some time with her you will understand why she's a superwoman.
Estelle Lloyd is co-founder of Macadamia... now Macadamia might not mean too much to you, but it's the parent company of a global family education entertainment streamer called Da Vinci.
Now of course you know I come from a very much a BBC background and so the ethos of education with entertainment were at the heart of everything I did and I just love the passion and the bravery that Estelle has, because setting up a rival streaming company with such incredible values and being such fierce advocates of sustainability and addressing climate change in today's worlds full of these huge brands that we all are aware of I mean I'm just in awe of her.
So I'm really happy to welcome Estelle Lloyd to conscious.

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Adventurer Alastair Humphreys: How did cycling around the world lead to micro adventures?

Our guest today left college and made a career out of becoming a round the world adventurer... not very environmentally friendly you might think, but bear with us.
Alastair Humphreys has walked across India, cycled from England to Capetown, spent six weeks on the frozen Arctic Ocean, canoed 500 miles down the Yukon and so much more. But it is only since he stopped doing all of that that he has been recognised by National Geographic, because one day, as he was cycling around the world, you know, as you do, he had an epiphany.