the zevel rebel podcast.

In today’s rebellious episode, Talya interviews Tamara Sharon Ross, the Co-Executive director at the Heschel Center for Sustainability. They talk about creating the Hebrew term for sustainability, feeling addicted to learning about the environment, and the benefit of Covid on Knesset meetings.

Tamara's suggestions for some rebellious reads:

Paul Hawkin's Blessed Unrest Regeneration: Ending the Climate Crisis in One Generation - https://paulhawken.com

https://drawdown.org

https://donellameadows.org/archives/envisioning-a-sustainable-world/

Thank you to Tamara and the Heschel Center for Sustainability. To check out their course list , click https://heschel.org.il/course-page/.

To watch the End of the World videos click https://endoftheworld.heschel.org.il.

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In today’s rebellious episode, Talya interviews Tammy Gannot Rosenstreich, Attorney and Deputy Director at Adam Teva V’Din. We talk about pushing for climate legislation, the drastic impact of climate change on urban populations, and why we should all prioritize taking action now.

To connect with Adam Teva V’Din on Instagram check them out here:

English page - https://instagram.com/adamtevavdin_iued?utm_medium=copy_link

Hebrew page - https://instagram.com/adamtevavdin?utm_medium=copy_link

Next episode join Talya as she speaks to Meital Peleg Mizrahi about sustainable fashion.

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In Today’s rebellious episode, Talya interviews Zevel Rebel Interns and professional Gen Zers, Sivan Ornstein-Luks and Mila Yglesias. They answer questions from the zevel rebels online (meaning mostly Sivan’s dad) about fears about how climate change will affect their future, why the ikea sleep podcast is a must and how dinner table conversations can actually be the most sustainable action.

In the next episode, Talya speaks to Rebecca Najjar-Rudick, who is the resident storyteller at TIPA Corp, a female-run Israeli startup tackling plastic waste by manufacturing a unique kind of packaging that looks, acts, and feels like regular plastic – except for one thing – it’s fully compostable.

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In Today’s rebellious episode, Talya speaks to current member of the Knesset, Alon Tal about establishing major sustainable institutions, educating other Knesset members about environmental policy and why it’s important to just read more books.

To connect with Alon Tal:

https://www.facebook.com/AlonTalMK

To join WhatsApp group for updates:

https://bit.ly/3tyYKaT

Next episode join Talya as she speaks with Home Biogas

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In today’s episode Talya interviews Ari Libersan, the founder and general manager of Molet, an upcylcing design platform - they take discarded used wooden pallets that transported large cargo and save them from the landfill by giving them a new life as furniture. They talk about grandfathers, competitive furniture building and why rebelling against autopilot mentality is the first step to a more sustainable future.

To check out the amazing work of Molet - https://www.molet.org

To connect with them on instagram - https://www.instagram.com/molet_project/?hl=en