there's a rebel in the knesset.

04/12/22 • 36 min

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

Please leave a review (or if you are on Spotify 5 stars) and share with friends to help us grow the podcast. We would love to hear what you learned from this week’s episode!

Until then, stay rebellious

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

Please leave a review (or if you are on Spotify 5 stars) and share with friends to help us grow the podcast. We would love to hear what you learned from this week’s episode!

Until then, stay rebellious

Previous Episode

why we secretly love plastic.

In Today’s rebellious episode, Talya speaks to Rebecca Najjar-Rudick, who is the resident storyteller at TIPA Corp, a female-run Israeli startup tackling plastic waste. They meditate on the magic of plastic, chat about accessibility to home composting and being hopeful about climate change.

To connect to TIPA corp check out their Instagram here:

https://www.instagram.com/tipacorp/

And website here:

https://tipa-corp.com

Next episode join Talya as she speaks to current member of the Knesset, Alon Tal about establishing major sustainable institutions, educated other Knesset members about environmental policy and why it’s important to just read more books.

Please leave a review (or if you are on Spotify 5 stars) and share with friends to help us grow the podcast. We would love to hear what you learned from this week’s episode!

Until then, stay rebellious :)

Next Episode

the pallet revolution.

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