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Marketing in the MadnessEPAM x Boden: Replatforming to Shopify, Retail Tech & What’s Next in E-CommerceSend us a textLive from Shoptalk Barcelona, we’re switching it up. This episode sees EPAM’s Mark Simpson, Director of Global Alliances, take the hot seat as guest host - interviewing Ana Machado da Silva, Senior Head of Product Management & Experience at Boden.They reveal the tech transforming Boden’s customer journey, why Shopify is more than a DTC, and how legacy brands are staying relevant in a hyper-digital, AI-fuelled world.If you’re in retail, fashion, digital product, or just want to learn how a premium brand like Boden actually makes bi...2025-07-2420 min
SEVENTEENx - SDG Convos with Mick HaseEmbedding sustainability in a Global Brand with Jennifer Kim FieldJennifer Kim Field is the Chief Sustainability Officer for Henry Schein, Inc., the world’s largest provider of solutions for health care professionals. Jen is responsible for the Company’s global sustainability and environmental, social and governance (ESG) work and integrating ESG into the Company’s strategies and activities. Jen collaborates with the Company’s Board of
Directors, the Sustainability Committee, and key business teams such as Investor Relations, Supply Chain, Finance, Legal, Human Resources, Global Data Organization, and Corporate Communications as well as external partners to execute the global climate roadmap including carbon reduction goals, ensure our prog...2024-04-2148 min
Bridging the Carbon GapGaya Herrington: from working in finance to studying paths to global sustainabilityWhile working at the consulting firm KPMG, the econometrician Gaya Herrington undertook an update of the social and environmental projections in the 1972 MIT report "Limits to Growth."Her research formed her thesis for her Masters in Sustainability at Harvard, and then gained attention in the press after being published in 2020. In this episode, Gaya describes her path to studying sustainability and the solutions proposed in her free book, "Five Insights for Avoiding Global Collapse: What a 50-Year-Old Model of the World Taught Me About a Way Forward for Us Today." The abstract of...2024-03-1948 min
Green Tea PodcastGreen Tea 7.7: Trash! w/ Keaghan Duffy '23For the seventh episode of the seventh season, Green Tea sits down with Keaghan Duffy '23. We talk about Keaghan's project and interests in sustainability surrounding waste collection and art.2023-05-0831 min
Green Tea PodcastGreen Tea 7.6: Birds! w/ Sejal Prachand '24For the sixth episode of the seventh season, Green Tea sits down with Sejal Prachand '24. We talk about Sejal's obsession with birds and how this influences their ideas of sustainability.2023-04-0531 min
Green Tea PodcastGreen Tea 7.5: Bowdoin's Climate Action Plan with Keisha PaysonFor the fifth episode of the seventh season, Green Tea sits down with Keisha Payson. We talk about Bowdoin's Climate Action Plan and the steps our college is taking towards becoming free of fossil fuels.2023-03-2929 min
Careers ExplainedAngel Investing - Leo Tinkham's ExperienceLeo Tinkham, who has degrees from Bowdoin College, the University of Southern Maine - School of Business, and the Wharton School describes his path into and experience with angel investing including:
What angel investing is
How angel investing clubs operate
How angel groups find companies to invest in
The key factors he’s learned from years of investing of how to pick what companies to invest in
How angel investor pitches run
The typical questions asked during pitches
The typical steps to become an angel investor
What the training and learning curve was like for him
A backdoor in...2023-03-1331 min
The Build Zone Podcast - A Construction PodcastABC & GCI Coffee Break Podcast-Episode 60: Mark Winterer from Recover Green Roofs and Chris Keeley from Bowdoin ConstructionPresenting Sponsor-Skilled Trades Partners-We talk to Mark Winterer, from Recover Green Roofs, Building Sustainability Award Winner and Chris Keeley, Executive Vice President of Bowdoin Construction. Mark talks to us about the process of installing a green roof, and how his company works from the ground up to provide a green roof that will last a lifetime! We were also joined by Chris Keeley, and we talk about how long Bowdoin has been involved in the Excellence in Construction Awards. We also talk about how Bowdoin was able to incorporate the history of Quincy into their latest award winning project! Mike t...2023-02-101h 05
Green Tea PodcastGreen Tea 7.4: Climate Justice in Broadcasting with Abby GordyFor the fourth episode of the seventh season, Green Tea sits down with Abby Gordy '23. We talk about her independent project in climate journalism and the effect she wishes this project to have on the world.2023-02-0816 min
Green Tea PodcastGreen Tea 7.3: Sustainability In Summer CampFor the third episode of the seventh season, Green Tea sits down with Annie Mahoney '23 and Benny Adler '25. We talk about what the experience of summer camp has been in terms of sustainability and whether this is a good way to pass on sustainability to the following generations.2022-11-1524 min
Green Tea PodcastGreen Tea 7.2: Eco-Anxiety with Ashley ShawFor the second episode of the seventh season, Green Tea sits down with Dr. Ashley Shaw, a licensed Clinical Psychologist and Visiting Professor of Psychology at Bowdoin College. We talk about what anxiety is, its link to climate change, and throw in some techniques for emotional regulation.2022-11-0118 min
Green Tea PodcastGreen Tea 7.1: New Co-host Chloë RainesWelcome to Green Tea Season 7, Episode 1! In this episode, we introduce Chloë Raines, our new co-host, to our listeners and share some ideas for Season 7!2022-10-0511 min
Green Tea PodcastThe Energy Usage Competition EpisodeWelcome to Episode IV of Season 6, where we sit down with Talia and Alex to discuss the Energy Usage Competition, a tradition on Bowdoin's campus that helps remind us to be more mindful of our energy usage!2022-05-1820 min
Green Tea PodcastEnvironmental Racism in Urban PlanningWelcome to Episode III of Season 6, where we sit down with Samira and Lemona to discuss their alternative spring break trip to New York, where they examined the history and evolution of cities, with a focus on environmental racism.2022-05-0644 min
Green Tea PodcastProfessor Erik NelsonWelcome to Episode II of Season 6, where we sit down with Professor Erik Nelson to talk about institutional approaches to climate change, how to incentivize energy efficiency and other climate-friendly practices, and recent technological change in the energy vehicle industry.2022-05-0557 min
Green Tea PodcastGreen Tea 6.1: Nick SibiryakovWelcome to Green Tea Season 6, Episode 1. In this episode, we introduce Nick Sibiryakov, our new co-host, to our listeners, and share our plans for Season 6.2022-02-1812 min
Green Tea PodcastGreen Tea 5.5: Lisa Beneman, Bowdoin Organic GardenFor the last episode of Green Tea season 5, Holden and Perrin sit down with Lisa Beneman, garden manager at the Bowdoin Organic Garden.2021-12-2126 min
Green Tea PodcastGreen Tea 5.4: Kate Nicholson on Well-BeingKate Nicholson, Associate Director of Student Wellness, drops by the recording studio to talk with Holden and Juliette about the path to her position and her approach to feeling grounded throughout the school year. About the photo shown here, during a Qi Gong workshop on Bradbury Mountain, Kate (center) says, "Having a strong sense of place as well as strong sense of Self are both important practices in grounding - grounding into the present moment, grounding into your body, grounding into what's important to you, etc. These all feel like guideposts to true wellness, and I adore this photo embodying...2021-12-0149 min
Green Tea PodcastGreen Tea 5.3: November Check-In featuring Robyn Walker-SpencerDuring a time in the semester where so much at the college seems difficult, Green Tea hosts Holden, Juliette, and Perrin take time to check in and chat about some of the ways students on campus can sustain each other. We also welcome Robyn Walker-Spencer '24 into our conversation and discuss the sophomore experience this year.2021-11-1642 min
Green Tea PodcastGreen Tea 5.2: Perrin Milliken And Benjamin FelserBack in the WBOR studio for the first time since 2019, Green Tea sits down with Perrin and Benjamin, who both participated in Round River's Sky Islands program in Spring 2021. We talk about studying off campus in the COVID era, conservation biology in the Arizona Borderlands, and avoiding burnout through work and play.2021-10-1931 min
Green Tea PodcastGreen Tea 5.1: Christina HoneycuttIntroducing the Office of Sustainability's newest program manager, Christina Honeycutt! Juliette and Holden sit down with Christina to ask about her path to Bowdoin and her expectations for the year ahead.2021-10-0530 min
Green Tea PodcastGreen Tea 4.11: Voices from Earth DayEnjoy our last episode of season 4 at Earth Day 2021! On the Main Quad, Holden and Juliette asked people two questions: how do you sustain yourself? and what's your favorite place on Earth? Features a musical interlude from Stephen Girard.2021-05-1715 min
Green Tea PodcastGreen Tea 4.10: Emil Cuevas, Facilities and SustainabilityFor our last episode of the season, Green Tea sits down with Emil Cuevas, Associate Director of Facilities Operations and Maintenance, on a windy spring day to talk about his approach to building design and systems thinking at Bowdoin. We touch on Emil's background in engineering and design, and we ask about future infrastructure changes at Bowdoin, including electrifying our heating system to reduce our carbon emissions.2021-05-1324 min
Green Tea PodcastGreen Tea 4.9: Ken Cardone, Bowdoin DiningThis week Green Tea visits Ken Cardone, Interim Director of Dining Services, in his office in Thorne Hall. During our conversation, we talk about changes in how Bowdoin feeds thousands of people each day and what sustainability means for Dining Services during the COVID-19 pandemic.2021-05-0320 min
Green Tea PodcastGreen Tea 4.8: Stefan Gary, Oceans and ClimateEarth and Oceanographic Science Professor Stefan Gary joins Green Tea to share his path in oceanography and climate solutions. He tells us about ocean robots, his time in the Peace Corps, and his modeling work with Project Drawdown.2021-04-2538 min
Green Tea PodcastGreen Tea 4.7: Justin Baumann, Coral Ecology and Eco-FeminismProfessor of Ecology Justin Baumann joins us at Green Tea for a conversation about his fieldwork and current classes. We hear about a reading list of sci-fi, fantasy, and science writing that revolves around an eco-feminist perspective. Justin also shares about his favorite species of coral.2021-04-1941 min
Green Tea PodcastGreen Tea 4.6: Nailah Khoory, Sustainable Development GoalsNailah Khoory '22 joins Green Tea to discuss the Sustainable Development Goals set out by the United Nations. For the Bowdoin Office of Sustainability, Nailah works on finding intersections between the SDGs and the Common Good. Holden and Juliette also talk to Nailah about her leadership roles with Smart Woman Securities and how she wants to better the world of capital investment going forward.2021-04-1325 min
Green Tea PodcastGreen Tea 4.5: Elisha OsemoborElisha Osemobor joined Green Tea this week to talk about the intersection of art and sustainability. We also talked about art history and race, and ways that she takes care of herself (hint: through podcasts!). During our conversation she mentioned several pieces of art: Benjamin Von Wong’s Mermaid Swims in Ten Thousand Bottles; Yudi Sulistyo’s Warfare and Out of Control; and Barkley L. Hendricks’ Icon for My Man Superman (Superman Never Saved Any Black People).2021-03-3030 min
Green Tea PodcastGreen Tea 4.4: Shreyas Sreenath, Ecological AnthropologyThis week, we welcome Shreyas Sreenath to Green Tea. Dr. Sreenath, who is a professor of anthropology here at Bowdoin College, hosted us in his driveway one afternoon for this conversation. We discussed his path in anthropology and the class he now teaches about toxic environments as they relate to critical discussions of humans and ecologies going on today.2021-03-2340 min
Green Tea PodcastGreen Tea 4.3: Hayden KeeneThis week, Hayden Keene ’22 joins the show to tell us about her work with plant medicine. She tells us about her own path to practicing holistic healing and how plants are our partners in activism. We also touch upon heritage, colonialism, and everyday forms of plant medicine in this episode.2021-03-1527 min
Green Tea PodcastGreen Tea 4.2: Joanna LinJuliette and Holden host a conversation with Joanna Lin '22 about the ways she finds themes of sustainability across neuroscience, medicine, friendship, and pole-vaulting.2021-03-0926 min
Green Tea PodcastGreen Tea 4.1: Juliette MinNew co-host Juliette Min and returning co-host Holden Turner sit down to chat about sustainability, belief, and friendship to kick off Season 4 of Green Tea at Bowdoin College.2021-03-0123 min
Green Tea PodcastGreen Tea 3.6: Bowdoin Solar - Project Development with CES and Sol SystemsGreen Tea 3.6: Bowdoin Solar - Project Development with CES and Sol Systems by Bowdoin Sustainability Office2020-12-221h 22
Green Tea PodcastGreen Tea 3.5: Bowdoin Solar - Shana Stewart DeedsGreen Tea 3.5: Bowdoin Solar - Shana Stewart Deeds by Bowdoin Sustainability Office2020-12-1432 min
Green Tea PodcastGreen Tea 3.4: Native American Students Association and Sunrise BowdoinAmanda Cassano, Sunshine Eaton, and Leif Maynard2020-12-0248 min
Green Tea PodcastGreen Tea 3.3: Toby Tarpinian, Morning Glory Natural FoodsGreen Tea 3.3: Toby Tarpinian, Morning Glory Natural Foods by Bowdoin Sustainability Office2020-11-1957 min
Green Tea PodcastGreen Tea 3.2 Kate Holcomb, Canopy FarmsMarie and Holden talk to Kate Holcomb at Canopy Farms, an aquaponics greenhouse in collaboration with Tao Yuan Restaurant in Brunswick.2020-11-1251 min
Green Tea PodcastGreen Tea 3.1 Welcome back!For this first episode of Green Tea's third season, we say farewell to Diego, introduce our new co-host Holden, and check in on sustainability on Bowdoin's campus in the COVID era.2020-11-0536 min
Shake the Cosmos - Empower your VisionNaomi Sturm-Wijesinghe on Shake the CosmosToday, I am so excited to chat with Naomi - a fellow Bowdoin College grad - about her her expertise in folklore and how her unique career unfolded.Naomi Sturm-Wijesinghe is the Executive Director of the Philadelphia Folklore Project and Co-Founder of Los Herederos, a media arts organization dedicated to inheriting culture in the digital age. A folklorist and ethnomusicologist by training, Naomi specializes in themes of urban and immigrant folklife, indigenous and mestizo traditions of the Americas, Sri Lankan folk arts and waterlore. Her deeply held belief that local knowledge both sustains communities and advances the qua...2020-06-0926 min
Green Tea PodcastGreen Tea 2.5 Kate TollIn the potentially last episode of this season of Green Tea, Diego and Marie interview Kate Toll, Bowdoin class of 2020, about her efforts to make her chemistry lab on campus more sustainably-minded. Why are labs inherently difficult to implement these policies in? What is the ultimate value of science at the cost of the environment? What happens to our waste products when we finish using them? All these questions and more addressed in this week's episode.2020-03-1851 min
Green Tea PodcastGreen Tea 2.4 Olivia GrisetOlivia Griset of Maine Environmental Educational Association speaks about the value of teaching the younger generations how to care for their surroundings, environmental policy agendas and the meaning of environmental education to indigenous groups. What is the meaning of environmental education and who has access to this western concept?2020-03-0646 min
Green Tea PodcastGreen Tea 2.3 Lauren HickeyAs a continuation of last week’s Green Tea episode on the nexus of spirituality and the environment, Diego and Marie speak with Lauren Hickey about her Bowdoin Orient column titled “Spiritousness, Religuarity and the Search for Meaning,” published biweekly in the Bowdoin Orient, online and in print. Lauren shares her own religious background and how she sees the effect of her own history on environmentalism and what sustainability means to her.2020-02-2847 min
Green Tea PodcastGreen Tea 2.2 Eduardo Pazos PalmaEpisode 2 Eduardo Pazos Palma - Spirituality and the Environment
In a discussion that extends beyond the usual confines of environmentalism, sustainability and what it means to live a green life, Eduatrdo Pazos Palma, Director of Religious and Spiritual Life at Bowdoin College explains the nexus between the environment and spirituality. Pazos elucidates his own experience and the readings and research he has done within the realm of spirituality and religion to discuss the moral, ethical and philosophical implications of what leading a sustainable life truly means.2020-02-2150 min
Green Tea PodcastGreen Tea 2.1 Paul JoyceGreen Tea Season 2 Episode 1: Captain Paul Joyce, former Marine Patrol Officer.2020-02-0555 min
Green Tea PodcastGreen Tea 1.8 Colby SantanaGreen Tea: Episode Eight. Colby Santana is leader, rapper, singer, producer extraordinaire of eco-band sensation The Sustainers! Diego and Marie chat with Colby about his music and the power of lyrics in accessing different demographics about the effects of climate change and living sustainability. In the final episode of Season 1, listen in to two of Colby’s eco-tunes which you can find on Soundcloud and Spotify. Also, keep up with the band on Instagram.2020-02-0549 min
Green Tea PodcastGreen Tea 1.7 Gary LawlessGreen Tea: Episode Seven. “I think stories create the world.” Self-described "hippie weirdo" Gary Lawless, poet, book publisher and owner of Gulf of Maine Books, gives two readings of his own work in an interview held in the bookstore after closing hours. Gary talks about his own history of nature writing, the role education and reading serves in inspiring activism, as well as the importance of local bookstores. You’ll hear the voices of Green Teas’s hosts much more in this episode, giving structure to the interview.2020-02-051h 04
Green Tea PodcastGreen Tea 1.6 Brendan And JamesGreen Tea: Episode Six: What makes a birder? Why birds? And what do they mean? James and Brendan, avid birders themselves, discuss the importance of birding, keeping track of taxonomy, making lists and the environmental significance of such an activity. Brendan and James have over 1000 species between the two of them. Stick around to get some non-birding advice from these campus expert birders!2020-02-0555 min
Green Tea PodcastGreen Tea 1.5 Laura HenryGreen Tea: Episode Five. Climate strike, activism, how to affect meaningful change: all this and more addressed in Green Tea’s fifth episode with Bowdoin Professor Laura Henry. Diego and Marie ask about the September climate strike and the long-term efficacy of the Sunrise Movement, an international climate movement, from Laura Henry’s expert position of an extensive history in social movement theory and research.2020-02-0543 min
Green Tea PodcastGreen Tea 1.4 Keisha PaysonGreen Tea: Episode Four. Diego and Marie speak with the Director of Sustainability at Bowdoin College, Keisha Payson, about on-campus environmental and sustainable initiatives. Though sustainability at Bowdoin did not begin with the office, the office began with Keisha’s hiring and she has been at the heart of many of Bowdoin’s sustainability efforts since then. Get a sneak peak into the process behind Bowdoin’s sustainable plans for the future!2020-02-0555 min
Green Tea PodcastGreen Tea 1.3 Ayana HarscoetIn Green Tea’s third episode, Diego introduces Marie’s interview with Ayana Harscoet, class of 2021, about her sustainability work on campus. The two discuss sustainability from the lens of ecology, science as an institution and productivity of structures based on western science. Ayana also describes what activism means to her in the environmental realm.2020-02-0550 min
Green Tea PodcastGreen Tea 1.2 Bethany TaylorGreen Tea: Episode Two. Marie and Diego have the privilege of speaking with the Outreach Coordinator of the Bowdoin Sustainability Office, Bethany Taylor who has been at the college since 2016. Bethany does the almost impossible job of coordinating sustainable initiatives and events on Bowdoin’s campus through an army of student workers. This is a job she is incredibly excited to share more about. Look forward to this uplifting conversation about the future of sustainability at Bowdoin and beyond!2020-02-0547 min
Green Tea PodcastGreen Tea 1.1 Meet the HostsGreen Tea: Episode One. In our first episode you’ll hear a behind-the-scenes interview: a conversation between the Green Tea show’s two hosts so that you have a clearer idea of where they come from in producing this show, asking the questions they have and choosing the guests that the show has the opportunity to host. Marie and Diego ask each other about their respective histories within the realm of sustainability, what that word evokes for each, and what the two are looking forward to seeing at Bowdoin and beyond. Green Tea will explore a lot of the themes addr...2020-02-0543 min
The Unbreakable Success PodcastJay Rooke | How to Avoid the Pain of Common Business MistakesI love it when I see amazing people sharing their gifts with the world through entrepreneurship, but I love it even more when they're able to avoid the pain of common business mistakes while doing it. Fortunately, we've got Jay Rooke here today to share some of his wisdom as a successful business coach. You're welcome! Click to Subscribe on >> iTunes, Stitcher Radio or Tunein. Unbreakable Success Podcast, Episode 49 Jay Rooke - How to Avoid the Pain of Common Business Mistakes. Here's what you'll love about this conversation with Jay. We talk about mistakes, so you can avoid making them! T...2018-05-211h 02
The Unbreakable Success PodcastJay Rooke | How to Avoid the Pain of Common Business MistakesI love it when I see amazing people sharing their gifts with the world through entrepreneurship, but I love it even more when they're able to avoid the pain of common business mistakes while doing it. Fortunately, we've got Jay Rooke here today to share some of his wisdom as a successful business coach. You're welcome! Click to Subscribe on >> iTunes, Stitcher Radio or Tunein. Unbreakable Success Podcast, Episode 49 Jay Rooke - How to Avoid the Pain of Common Business Mistakes. Here's what you'll love about this conversation with Jay. We talk about mistakes, so you can avoid making them! T...2018-05-2000 min
#06 Getting Green Done with Auden Schendler of Aspen Skiing Company
In October 2007, Auden Schendler (@Audenschendler) of Aspen Skiing Company ignited a conversation about corporate sustainability when he appeared in a cover story article of Business Week magazine titled “Little Green Lies”. The honest account of the real progress & struggles on sustainability within organizations inspired him to write a book about the subject. He then went on to release “Getting Green Done: Hard Truths from the front lines of the sustainability revolution”.
I think it’s fair to say that Auden walks and talks the reality of sustainability. He seems to understand that while lighting retrofits, insulation, recycling, locally sourced su...2014-09-0939 min