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200: Tech Tales FoundFrom Bankruptcy to Buyout: The Turbulent Journey of Diamond Offshore DrillingDiamond Offshore Drilling’s story is a powerful illustration of resilience in the volatile energy sector. Originating from the 1960s as Brewster-Bartle, a bankrupt onshore driller, it was reborn under rancher Don McMahon as Diamond M Drilling Company. By the 1970s, it had gone public and expanded into offshore drilling, surviving a hostile takeover and the 1980s oil bust. In 1989, Loews Corporation, led by James Tisch, acquired the company and later merged it with ODECO’s deepwater assets, rebranding it as Diamond Offshore Drilling in 1993. The company became a global offshore powerhouse, operating in regions from the Gulf of Mexi...
2025-12-0119 min
Engineering Matters#345 Pinpoint Precision in Space PositioningWhen launching a satellite into orbit, getting the positioning right is of paramount importance. As humanity sends more satellites into space, the vast space above our heads has become hazardously busy.
State-of-the-art positioning technology has helped to counter this problem, with existing systems able to track the location of satellites to an accuracy of metres. Now, a new approach, Fugro’s SpaceStar technology, works with GNSS (Global Navigation Satellite Systems) to enhance that accuracy to a matter of centimetres.
The technology optimises safety and minimises risk in space by improving collision avoidance. But it also go...
2025-09-2539 min
Engineering Matters#345 Pinpoint Precision in Space PositioningWhen launching a satellite into orbit, getting the positioning right is of paramount importance. As humanity sends more satellites into space, the vast space above our heads has become hazardously busy.
State-of-the-art positioning technology has helped to counter this problem, with existing systems able to track the location of satellites to an accuracy of metres. Now, a new approach, Fugro’s SpaceStar technology, works with GNSS (Global Navigation Satellite Systems) to enhance that accuracy to a matter of centimetres.
The technology optimises safety and minimises risk in space by improving collision avoidance. But it also go...
2025-09-2539 min
Badass Leaders Podcast: Leadership, Career Growth, and Company CultureGamify Your Life & Leadership for Maximum Impact | Caitlin Johnson: Play to Lead | S1 E27Gamification expert Caitlin Johnson joins Angela Gill Nelms to unpack how leaders can transform their work, careers, and teams using game design thinking. From leveling up your career to designing systems that make hard things fun, Caitlin shares tactical strategies and hard-earned wisdom from her work coaching tens of thousands of leaders. They dig into motivation, breaking out of comfort zones, embracing experimentation, and why 90-day quests might be the secret to your next breakthrough. This episode is a high-energy blend of inspiration and action—perfect for leaders ready to play bigger.Learn more about Ca...
2025-07-231h 28
Badass Leaders Podcast: Brave Hearts, Brave Conversations, Badass LeadersCaitlin Johnson: Play to Lead - Gamification Strategies for Badass LeadersGamification expert Caitlin Johnson joins Angela Gill Nelms to unpack how leaders can transform their work, careers, and teams using game design thinking. From leveling up your career to designing systems that make hard things fun, Caitlin shares tactical strategies and hard-earned wisdom from her work coaching tens of thousands of leaders. They dig into motivation, breaking out of comfort zones, embracing experimentation, and why 90-day quests might be the secret to your next breakthrough. This episode is a high-energy blend of inspiration and action—perfect for leaders ready to play bigger. Learn more about Ca...
2025-07-231h 28
The Hanley Effect Podcast - Addiction and Mental HealthHow Can Community Events Help Fund Addiction Treatment and Save Lives? - Bartle BBQ HangIn this heartfelt and inspiring episode, we’re joined by two remarkable guests—Mike Rogers, pro skateboarder and founder of Grind for Life, and James Bartle, CEO of Sandy James Fine Foods. Together, they share stories of resilience, community, and purpose as they gear up for the 2025 Bartle BBQ Hang, an annual event that brings people together to raise awareness about addiction and support individuals in recovery.Mike opens up about surviving cancer twice, achieving over 27 years of sobriety, and his commitment to helping others heal through action sports and community. James shares the deeply personal story of l...
2025-07-1632 min
Benny Drohan PodcastOne Moment Changed Everything. Now He Fights TraffickingJames Bartle was on a surf trip in Southeast Asia when everything changed.He saw a child being trafficked right in front of him, and it hit so hard that he knew he’d never go back to life as normal. What came next is one of the most powerful stories we’ve ever had on the podcast.He came home, backed himself, and built Outland Denim, a global fashion brand created to fight trafficking and give survivors a way forward.This episode isn’t about building a brand.It’s about st...
2025-05-2053 min
WARDROBE CRISIS with Clare PressHuman Rights and the True Cost of Fashion - it's time to get real on this persistent issueWant a side of modern slavery with that?Didn't think so.Modern slavery is organised crime, and no one wants that lurking in their supply chain. Yet fashion and textiles are key industries implicated in this travesty that traps an estimated 50 million people worldwide in forced labour, debt bondage and human trafficking. Twelve per cent of those in forced labour are children, while women and girls are disproportionately affected. And the problem is growing, despite many countries introducing legislation to ensure large companies are taking steps to ensure their supply chains are slavery-free.
2025-05-1450 min
Whole & HealthyHow to Ditch your SAD with James JonesOn this episode I have the pleasure of sharing it with James Jones, a professional barber living in Glendale, Arizona. James has been vegan since 2019 and has been continuously researching nutrition in one way or another ever since. His journey into plant-based living happened by chance when he acted on a recommendation by a customer to watch a documentary on Netflix called 'What the Health' by Kip Anderson. Little did he know that documentary would happen to change his diet and life for ever!
James is a self-motivated avid learner who has learned to become passionate about...
2025-05-0834 min
Sports SaturdaySteve Bartle - To talk about the the possibility The Utah Utes getting a bye in the CFP come at the end pf the seasonJames Peterson hosts from 10 am to noon, every Saturday, James gives you the best weekend sports coverage in Utah breaking down the biggest sports stories and moments of the week both locally & nationally.
2024-07-0619 min
The Bill Riley ShowThe Bill Riley Show w/ James Peterson and Steve Bartle 3-15-24Hosted by Bill Riley and Produced by James Peterson. Featuring daily interviews from local and national athletes, coaches, industry insiders, and media personalities. ESPN 700 & 92.1 FM is the home of University of Utah athletics & Utah Warriors Rugby
2024-03-152h 28The Bill Riley ShowThe Bill Riley Show w/ James Peterson and Steve Bartle 3-15-24Hosted by Bill Riley and Produced by James Peterson. Featuring daily interviews from local and national athletes, coaches, industry insiders, and media personalities. ESPN 700 & 92.1 FM is the home of University of Utah athletics & Utah Warriors Rugby
2024-03-152h 28
Smarter Marketer58. Marketing for Change: Smashing Stereotypes & Shaping Culture w. Cindy GallopMarketing and advertising shape people’s attitudes, mindsets and behaviour. Yet, the advertising industry has historically relied on stereotypes. Cindy Gallop challenges marketers to reinvent what is aspirational, and use marketing as a lever to lead a positive change in society. She challenges adland’s obsession with sexism and ageism, highlights the underrepresentation of women and people of colour in agency ownership, and talks about how her online platform MakeLoveNotPorn is breaking barriers and creating a more inclusive, considerate sex culture.Guest:Cindy Gallop is a branding, advertising and marketing expert with over 30 years of indu...
2024-03-1245 min
In FashionS2 Ep6: James BartleOutland Denim founder James Bartle wants to change the world for the better via a great pair of jeans. Founded as a way to combat modern slavery, Outland Denim has trained, employed and empowered women in Cambodia to leave the cycle of poverty and exploitation and have a brighter future for themselves and their families. Brands and designers including Karen Walker, Artclub by Heidi Middleton, Spell and Aje have all collaborated with Outland to spread the word via premium denim – and that is just the beginning.
2023-11-0935 min
FloodlightJames BartleThe fashion industry is one of world’s largest consumer economies. But, unfortunately, it has become inextricably linked with the prevalence of modern slavery and lack of environmental sustainability. Today’s guest is hoping to change that for the better.James Bartle is the founder and CEO of Outland Denim, an ethical fashion company that works with survivors of human trafficking to provide them sustainable means of work, helping them to to rebuild their lives. He talks to us about seeing trafficking firsthand, how Outland treats its employees with dignity and respect, and what the global fash...
2023-10-2533 min
Fashion Business MindsetJames Bartle, Founding CEO Outland Denim | A Powerful Brand Acquisition & Impact InvestingWe're taking Fashion Business Mindset NEXT LEVEL! In this episode, I had the pleasure of interviewing James Bartle as my FIRST 'in-person' guest since launching our podcast in 2020. All prior 80 interviews have been conducted online, so I'm very excited to have the opportunity to invite some of our future guests into a gorgeous studio space. So if you like to WATCH your podcasts, head to our YouTube Channel. In this episode, I’m chatting with James Bartle the founding CEO of Outland Denim, the Australian denim brand known for their revolutionary appr...
2023-10-191h 07
Uncensored CMOThe business of creativity - Sir John HegartyAdvertising legend Sir John Hegarty returns to the podcast to discuss why he created a course focused on the business of creativity. If you've listened to the podcast before you'll know how important I think creativity is to drive business results, and so when Sir John announced he was creating this course, I had to get him back on the podcast to discuss.Learn more about the course here.About Sir John HegartyHe was a founding partner of Saatchi and Saatchi in 1970. And then TBWA in 1973. He founded Bartle Bogle Hegarty in 1982 with...
2023-09-1355 min
The Retail Wrap-UpEp. 67 - James Bartle, Founder & CEO of Outland DenimSend us a textComing up on today’s episode, we sit down with James Bartle, the Founder and CEO of Outland Denim, a sustainable denim company based in Australia and a registered B Corporation. Outland Denim has gained international recognition for its commitment to creating premium denim products while also making a positive social and environmental impact. James and his team have developed a business model that provides employment and training opportunities for women who have been rescued from human trafficking, while also prioritizing ethical and sustainable practices throughout their supply chain....
2023-05-2833 min
Música para GatosMúsica para Gatos - Ep.: 107 - 6 Grandes Discos Malditos.Hoy nos vamos a dedicar a recuperar algunos grandes discos malditos de los 70s y 80s. Pero antes de comenzar nos parece oportuno definir que queremos decir cuando calificamos a un disco como maldito. Desde luego no estamos hablando de trabajos de baja calidad, todo lo contrario, nos referimos a grabaciones que a pesar de disponer de una enorme nivel no han funcionado y se han constituido en un grave inconveniente para la trayectoria de una banda o un artista que en algunos casos puso en duda su continuidad pero que en otras muchas ocasiones se constituyó en un dramáti...
2023-03-031h 28
The PAC PodcastEpisode 51 - The Cecil & Rory RoadshowFinally got to meet Mr Manly Boombastic himself, James "Cecil" Hilterbrand from the Manly Marlins as well as their Welsh import Rory Bartle!! Great to spin a few yarns so clear up the calendar for this 2 hour long special...Treat yourself to a fresh pair of Budgy Smugglers https://budgysmuggler.com.au/Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy
2022-10-132h 02
The 15 Minute Book ClubHistory Hack: All Hail the WrensJames Bartle joins us to discuss the surprisingly big role that the WRNS played in the Second World War at sea.Support us: https://www.patreon.com/historyhack Tips: https://ko-fi.com/historyhack Merch: https://www.historyhackpod.com/ Patreon members get extra time: 15 more minutes, in which you get to see behind the scenes and find out how the book was written. You can subscribe here: https://www.patreon.com/cw/15MinuteBookClubWatch the video version: https://www.youtube.com/@15MinuteBook_ClubBuy [INSERT BOOK T...
2022-08-0533 min
Folk Roots Radio... with Jan HallEpisode 331 - O Canada (Celebrating Canada's Birthday)A few years ago we put together a couple of special episodes of Folk Roots Radio for Canada's 150th birthday. We were really happy about the way they turned out, and thought you'd enjoy hearing them again. Enjoy!
Join us on Episode 331 of Folk Roots Radio for a very special episode that celebrates the history and diversity of the country we’re proud to call our home, while recognizing the fact that Canada’s first nations inhabited this land long before the settlers came. This episode features music from Asani, Tudjaat, Andrea Menard, Same Latitude As Rome, Cotillion, Bruce Cockburn, Maria...
2022-06-2859 min
History of Rock'n'Roll - Stars erzählen MusikgeschichteThe Early Years - von Johnny Cash bis Nancy SinatraIn der ersten Folge hören wir die Legenden der Anfänge. Es sprechen Johnny Cash, John Lennon, Paul McCartney, Bob Dylan, Joan Baez, Townes van
Zandt, Al Green, Bryan Ferry, Al Green, Sun Ra, Klaus Voormann, Peggy Sue und Donna (die Musen von Buddy Holly und Richie Valens), Dick Dale, James Brown, Elvis Presley, Velvet Underground, Iggy Pop, Leonard Cohen, Lamont Dozier von Motown Records, Nancy Sinatra, Steve Cropper, Duck Dunn, Aretha Franklin und Nancy Sinatra. Im Lauf seiner langjährigen Geschichte hat der Zündfunk, das Szenemagazin des Bayerischen Rundfunks, unzählige Musiker getroffen und interviewt. Im Archi...
2022-02-1053 min
For Love & MoneyEPISODE 10: James Bartle on denim for freedomMy guest on this episode of the FOR LOVE AND MONEY PODCAST is JAMES BARTLE, the founding CEO of Outland Denim, a fashion company on the vanguard of the socially conscious manufacturing movement. James is passionate about denim and the craft of jean manufacturing, but also the unique ability of the garment industry to drive change.
Outland Denim employs young women seamstresses who’ve been impacted by human rights abuses and gives them a hope and a future through sustainable employment and career progression in their Cambodia-based production facilities.
This interview is packed with...
2022-02-061h 01
Hey TWOOBS!should we all just stop buying stuff? w james bartleWith special guest James Bartle, founder of Outland Denim. Linkity links:You can find James on Instagram @bartle.james and Outland Denim @outlanddenim Join our crew:Find us on Instagram @twoobsJoin our Facebook group TWOOBS: A Kinda CommunityEmail us at welovepandas@twoobs.com Peeps to thank:Produced by Amelia NavascuesMusic by Kinkora & Lily 3PO TWOOBS acknowledges the Traditional Owners of the land on which we live & work, the Wuru...
2021-12-1934 min
The Remarkable Project006: Building a business to Change the World with James BartleHave you really looked into the impact that your business has on the lives of others? Does your purpose align with your values? James Bartle, Founder of Outland Denim, speaks on the importance of having a purpose in business and how he’s translated his purpose into an empowering tool for staff, stakeholders, and customers. He also gives you practical advice for evaluating the impact of your business on the world and sheds light on what he would’ve done differently as a business owner. James and his wife, Erica, founded Outland Denim after witnessing first...
2021-10-1248 minThe Remarkable Project006: Building a business to Change the World with James BartleHave you really looked into the impact that your business has on the lives of others? Does your purpose align with your values? James Bartle, Founder of Outland Denim, speaks on the importance of having a purpose in business and how he’s translated his purpose into an empowering tool for staff, stakeholders, and customers. He also gives you practical advice for evaluating the impact of your business on the world and sheds light on what he would’ve done differently as a business owner. James and his wife, Erica, founded Outland Denim after witnessing first...
2021-10-1248 min
Fashion Business MindsetErica Bartle - Director of Research & Strategy for Outland Denim - "Social Justice, Sustainability and making a Real Difference"In this episode, Elizabeth speaks with Erica Bartle, the Director of Research & Strategy for Outland Denim.Outland Denim is the Australian jeans company changing the lives of young women in Cambodia through its profit-for-purpose business model.As a founding partner in the company along with her husband, James,@bartle.james, Erica’s primary role involves researching and advising on communications and strategy in line with current theory and practice in the worlds of international development, human rights, sustainability, media and fashion.Erica is a journalist, an award-winning blogger, and has performed senior editorial roles in the Australian media.She is a...
2021-08-2759 min
OriginalsEpisode 33: "Your Vibe Attracts Your Tribe" / The 411 on Originals Conference 2021 "ICON/C""Your vibe atracts your tribe." It's an inside joke - listen and see.
We're back from a short Winter hiatus with this episode, where Caleb, GK & Matt unpack the vision behind our upcoming conference, "ICON/C". Consider this your official invitation.
We've been intentional with every aspect of this two-day event and whole-heartedly believe that this conference will add value to your life and hope that it will reignite dormant dreams in you and integrate you into a solid community of like-hearted people who will champion the dreams within you.
ORIGINALS CONFERENCE 2021 : ICON/C
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2021-08-1833 min
Sustainability FurtherOutland Denim: Protect people, protect our planetThere’s a reason why their jeans have been seen on Meghan Markle and Kate Middleton and it isn’t just because of their great design. What makes Outland Denim different is who makes them, they provide opportunities for those affected by human trafficking. In this episode founder James Bartle explains the impact that human trafficking has on climate change and his hopes for the future.
2021-07-2821 min
The Story Told RPG PodcastEpisode 78: Gamer TypesJoin Logan and Griffin as they explore the different types of gamers as outlined by the Bartle Taxonomy of Player Types. Further information on this topic can be found in the links below: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yxpW2ltDNow https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bartle_taxonomy_of_player_types Want to join the conversation? Join us on Discord: https://discord.gg/gPVH7a9 We are also affiliates with Metallic Dice Games: Follow this link: https://metallicdicegames.com/ref/2478/ and enter the promo code STORYTOLD10 to rec...
2021-05-3155 min
Start Somewhere15. James Bartle - How paying garment workers a fair wage keeps women and girls safe from human trafficking.In this thought-provoking episode of Start Somewhere, I had the pleasure of speaking to James Bartle, founding CEO of Outland Denim, the denim brand founded to end poverty. Driven by the desire to curb the trafficking of women and girls into the $99 billion illicit commercial sex industry, James created Outland to generate training and employment opportunities for women vulnerable to exploitation and abuse. Each of his seamstresses gains a valuable skill set in tailoring while earning a living wage, receiving ongoing support and life-enhancing education. A shining example of what fair fashion can achieve. ...
2021-05-2633 min
Disruptors for GOOD | Social Entrepreneurs and Social EnterprisesClassic Episode: James Bartle // Founder of Outland DenimIn Episode 3 of the Disruptors for Good podcast I spoke with James Bartle, founder of Outland Denim. Outland Denim is a social enterprise creating premium denim products that help tackle the worlds human trafficking crisis. Every 30 seconds, someone is sold in the human traffic industry. Once in, it’s nearly impossible to escape.According to a United Nations report, the most common form of human trafficking (79%) is sexual exploitation. The victims of sexual exploitation are mostly women and girls. The second most common form of human trafficking is forced labour (18%), although this number may actually be more, be...
2021-05-2456 min
Grow AustraliaEthical sourcing of productsThe increased focus on social and environmental issues by consumers and businesses is resulting in reviewing and adapting the sourcing of products. Australians are demanding more and more transparency around retail supply chains and where their products are sourced from. Hanna Guy, Founder of Dorsu, and James Bartle, Founder and CEO of Outland Denim, discuss creating ethical manufacturing in Cambodia, supply chains and feedback from customers. This podcast is proudly brought to you by Sensis. www.sensis.com.au www.yellowpages.com.au www.whitepages.com.au w...
2021-04-2520 min
Dev Game ClubDGC Ep 255: Bonus Interview with James OhlenWelcome to Dev Game Club, where this week we return to our series on Baldur's Gate with an interview with James Ohlen, who was lead designer on the title. Dev Game Club looks at classic video games and plays through them over several episodes, providing commentary. Podcast breakdown: 0:50 Interview 52:50 Break 53:21 Outro Issues covered: starting a comic book store at 19 right before the market crashed, the origin of Minsc, starting at BioWare, building an IP bible as a way to start, working the killer hours and becoming the lead designer, putting in the 25000...
2021-04-071h 02
Add To Cart: Australia’s eCommerce ShowCHECKOUT James Bartle from Outland Denim | #67In this episode of Add To Cart, we checkout James Bartle, Founding CEO of Outland Denim. The former motocross rider was inspired to build a company that drives social change and saw denim jeans as the ultimate product to achieve this. Six years in, the brand has its own Cambodia-based production services employing local seamstresses, appears in stores across Australia, the US and Canada and has been worn by Meghan Markle.Links from the episode:Nikkou StoreJames and WestNordstromSelfridgesHolt RenfrewTh...
2021-04-0107 min
Fashion Business MindsetJames Bartle - Outland Denim - "Working in unity to a common goal - that's where the power is"OUR MELBOURNE FASHION FESTIVAL SPEAKER SERIESToday is a flashback episode in a series of podcasts that showcase the thought leaders who joined me for Industry Roundtable that we hosted as part of our participation in the Melbourne Fashion Festival Independent Program: Ideas 2021. If you missed joining us LIVE, the download is available here.our Fashion. Business. Mindset LIVEIn this Flashback episode from Season 1, Elizabeth speaks with James Bartle, the Founding CEO of Outland Denim.Outland is the denim brand making jeans differently and setting a new standard in fashion manufacturing.Driven by the desire to curb...
2021-03-2557 min
The Greenstyle PodcastMore than Jeans, Outland Denim with James BartleThis week , Nicola Tsiolis is interviewing founder and CEO of Outland Denim, James Bartle!
Outland Denim was founded with a vision to enable freedom for vulnerable women in Cambodia. The company itself has a unique business model that proves that the fashion industry can be the solution to some of the world’s most pressing global, social and environmental issues.
Throughout this episode you will become familiar with Outland Denims mission to not only empower communities within Cambodia, but to be consistently progressive, innovative and transparent in providing timeless denim garments with people and planet in mind.
Outland Denim is us...
2021-01-1044 min
Heroes Without CapesMaking Denims That Matter with James Bartle : Episode 12 Prostitution. Slavery. Trafficking. While a lot of us aren’t aware of it, these problems still exist in several parts of the world. Circumstances force girls, women and families to fall into this vicious trap. And we as conscious and privileged citizens of the world, must do our bit to stop it. Joining us today, we have Mr. James Bartle, whose denim brand, called Outland Denim, identifies, trains, and employs these unfortunate girls and women, who were previously exploited or trafficked, and consequently, lifts them and their families out of poverty by giving them a respectable means of...
2020-12-1722 min
Juste Podcast with Tim BuxtonBackstage Pass with James Bartle — Outland DenimJames Bartle is the Founder & CEO of Outland Denim, an incredible company shaking up the fashion industry. James is leading Outland Denim with an aim for ‘Zero Exploitation’ throughout the whole chain - right from the cotton farm to the courier who...
2020-12-1307 min
Talk DesignJames BartleWhen your purpose creates your passion. Using blue denim jeans to save lives. James Bartle is the founding CEO of Outland Denim, the denim brand making jeans differently and setting a new standard in fashion manufacturing. Driven by the desire to curb the trafficking of young girls into the $99 billion illicit commercial sex industry, Bartle created Outland to generate training and employment opportunities for women vulnerable to exploitation and abuse. Over six years Bartle developed a unique business model that would enable each of his seamstresses to gain a covetable skill set in tailoring while earning...
2020-12-1151 minOriginalsEpisode 15: Ethical, Sustainable and Successful - James Bartle of Outland DenimBoy, oh boy, are we STOKED about today's episode! Not only did we have a special guest host, Matt Hearne, but we also got to interview someone we greatly admire, James Bartle. He is the founder of Outland Denim, a clothing company created as an avenue to educate and employ victims of sex trafficking. Amongst many other things (of course!) the trio discusses feeling powerless against adversity, stepping out in faith, and being apart of the solution. Your ears may also cry as the most annoying sound ever seeps into your brain like a salty bowl of soup (you...
2020-11-1046 min
Can I Laugh On Your Shoulder?Fighting Human Trafficking with Denim | James Bartle, Outland DenimSex trafficking is a $99 billion industry, and human trafficking in its total is a $150 billion industry. The statistics around human trafficking can feel incredibly overwhelming and at times it can feel like there is just no way that we could ever make a real change in this industry. A denim company is striving to make a dent and a real difference in fighting human trafficking. My guest this week is the incredible James Bartle, founder and CEO of Outland Denim. Outland Denim started as a means to provide stable employment and income opportunity to women who would otherwise be...
2020-11-0454 min
Low Tox Life210: Building an ethical denim brand with James Bartle, Outland Denim.On this week's show and for the next 3 weeks we're talking fashion - denim, jewelry and becoming a confident textile repurposer and fixer! So this week, I have the wonderfully determined James Bartle on the show, sharing his purpose-led journey to creating Outland Denim. It's a brilliant example of business for social change and human rights justice and while this is a big feature in today's show, we also discuss where the denim industry is at with production, sustainability and ethics all along the supply chain. I hope you enjoy it. Enjoy and head over to the s...
2020-11-011h 10
Add To Cart: Australia’s eCommerce ShowJeans for Freedom: The Outland Denim Story | #026In this episode of Add To Cart, we are joined by James Bartle, Founding CEO of Outland Denim. The former motocross rider was inspired to build a company that drives social change and saw denim jeans as the ultimate product to achieve this. Four years in, the brand has its own Cambodia-based production services employing local seamstresses, appears in stores across Australia, the US and Canada and has been worn by Meghan Markle. During the conversation, James shares his passion for denim, the story of how he scored his first retail deal, his experience with impact-investing and what he’s lear...
2020-10-1154 min
PROACTIVE Podcast with Chris HoganJames Bartle Outland Denim Interview | PROACTIVE Podcast #119James Bartle is the founder of Outland Denim, a clothing company determined to help put an end to worker exploitation and human trafficking.
Listen as he discusses with Chris Hogan how consumerism can be a force for good, the need for businesses to have a purpose, and why there’s hope in the fight against slavery.
2020-09-3030 min
Telltale StoriesCan fashion be a vehicle to address human trafficking? | Outland DenimIn this episode we interview James Bartle, Founder of Outland Denim, about his mission to help women who had fallen victim to human trafficking by offering them employment under good working conditions, a living wage and opportunities to rise above their work.
2020-09-2824 min
Juste Podcast with Tim BuxtonJames Bartle — Discover How Denim Can End Poverty & Shake Up the Fashion IndustryIn this episode, I catch up with Outland Denim founder & CEO, James Bartle, in the studio to talk about his own personal journey that led him to start Outland Denim and the evolution of the company and their aim for ‘Zero Exploitation’ throughout the whole chain - right from the cotton farm to the courier who delivers your jeans.
2020-08-161h 00
Syntropic WorldSyntropic Enterprise Alumni +Open call, May 2020, Robb Smith, Sally Townsend20 minutes...Hear from Christine McDougall about the greatest exponential technology in Universe and how to deploy it. Synergy.
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20 minutes...Robb Smith, CEO of Integral Institute, as he speaks to the current global transformation from an Integral Perpsective. I read everything he writes. Follow Robb on Twitter. @RobbSmith. Robb was a podcast guest a few years ago speaking on sex and sensitivity post #metoo. Listen here.
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20 minutes... Sally Townsend, Head of Advocacy, Outland Denim, an exemplar of Syntropic Enterprise. Outland Denim is worn by Leonardo DiCaprio and Meghan Markle and many others, in...
2020-08-051h 04
Growth Manifesto PodcastHow Outland Denim built a social impact brandThis episode is a discussion with James Bartle of Outland Denim - a social impact brand looking to change the fashion industry through ethical and sustainable standards (made famous with the jeans worn by Megan Markle). We talk about social impact, being an ethical and sustainable business, and the impact you can have on the world if you can make it happen.
2020-07-301h 02
The Business OfThe Business of Sustainable LeadershipThis episode examines sustainable business models and a prevalent issue in global supply chains — modern slavery. Guests include Dr. David Cooke, departing Chairman and Managing Director at Konica Minolta Australia, UNSW Professor of Law Justine Nolan, co-author of the book Addressing Modern Slavery, and James Bartle, CEO and Founder of Outland Denim.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
2020-07-2351 min
The Rebel MindsetS2/Ep16: James Bartle-The Good Side of Denim (Zoom)James Bartle is the Founder and CEO of the Aussie based denim company Outland Denim. James took his passion for life, and doing what's right, and applied it to making amazing jeans, and doing his part to stop the modern day slave trade. His zero exploitation company is not only focused on humanitarian efforts, but also on being environmentally responsible...Connect with James on Instagram: @bartle.james.@outlanddenimwww.outlanddenim.com..If you find this podcast valuable, Rate, Review, and Share it with your friends!..Chris Falcon on...
2020-06-2556 min
The Small Business Big Marketing Podcast with Tim ReidHow a friend’s death inspired a global movement (& business) with 100 Things’ Sebastian Terry | #505100 Things founder Sebastian Terry is on a mission to tick 100 things off a list he wrote the day after his best friend died. Little did he know that that list would change everything, not the least of which was creating a global movement. It’s a ridiculously inspiring episode 505 of The (award-winning) Small Business Big Marketing podcast. A little bit more about 100 Things Sebastian Terry 100 Things founder Sebastian Terry was inspired by the death of his close mate, to ask himself one simple question … “Am I happy?” The answer was “No!”, so he created a list of 100...
2020-06-1759 min
The Hour Of Power PodcastSaving the World through Jeans! Feat. James BartleIt is hard to believe that a pair of jeans could be changing the world, but as Cam and Caleb dive deeper into the world of CSR they have a chat with James Bartle, founder of Outland Denim. As Cam and Caleb learn more about the practical elements of CSR, they also become challenged and excited to join with Outland Denim in their global mission. Also... Caleb cries.
Outland Denim - https://www.outlanddenim.com.au/
Find out more about the podcast - https://linktr.ee/TheHourOfPowerPodcast
2020-05-2248 min
Sourcing Journal RadioRivet 50 Radio: James BartleOutland Denim founder James Bartle dishes about his decision to dabble in crowdfunding.
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2020-05-1928 min
The Small Business Big Marketing Podcast with Tim ReidOutland Denim's James Bartle on how one movie changed the entire direction of his life | #499On today’s episode, how a Year 10 dropout saw a film that changed the entire direction of his career … in fact, of his life. “We chose denim because jeans are a staple, they are also a piece of clothing that says a lot about you, and for that reason we believe we offer something unique to those people who want to do the right thing and help others.” More about James Bartle James Bartle is the founder of Outland Denim, the denim brand making jeans differently and setting a new standard in the highly e...
2020-05-111h 09
Game JawnsThe Gamer Profile EpisodeThe crew sits down and talks with returning guests, Russell James and Sean Collins about gamer profiles. What different types of gamers are out there? What do we like to do? Are we explorers, achievement hunters, killers, creatives, or socialites? Find out about these attributes and more on this episode.Want to follow along or find our where you fall within these categories? Take the very same tests here:https://apps.quanticfoundry.com/surveys/start/gamerprofile/https://matthewbarr.co.uk/bartle/index.php Episode 29 Info:Hosts:Mitch Cook...
2020-04-301h 21
The SHIFT with Danny LevyThe Outland Denim Story: Building a sustainable, ethical and purposeful brand W/James BartleIn this episode of the Digital Transformation & Leadership series, Danny talks to one of his favorite retailers, Outland Denim, an Australian fashion brand that was founded as an avenue for the training, employment, and career progression for women who had experienced exploitation.
Outland Denim’s story began about 10 years ago when Founding CEO James Bartle went to the cinema to see the film ‘Taken’. While a fictional film, it was an introduction to an industry that still exists today: the illicit US$150 billion human trafficking trade, also known as modern slavery.
As James began to resear...
2020-04-2737 min
The Ethical Evolution PodcastEthical Denim with James Bartle from Outland DenimMy next guest was recommended to me by another guest in the act of paying it forward. Through B corp connections I am finding a tribe of pioneers paving the way for others and I am constantly amazed and awe of their innovation and determination to make collective change on the planet.James Bartle is the Founding CEO of Outland Denim, the Queensland People’s Brand taking the world by storm. Their mission is to create denim to end poverty, offering sustainable employment and training opportunities to women who have experienced exploitation. Outland Denim is clear on it...
2020-04-2542 min
Conscious ChatterOUTLAND, THE MEGHAN MARKLE EFFECT + DENIM TO END POVERTY In episode 193, Kestrel welcomes James Bartle, the Founding CEO of Outland Denim, to the show. Outland crafts premium denim jeans designed to bring the worlds of their seamstresses and their customers closer together. They made history as the first-ever denim brand to win the Thomson Reuters Stop Slavery Award in 2020. "It's like they absorb history — they're kind of like a song where they take you back to a memory and it's for that reason that you don't throw out a beautiful, premium pair of jeans even when they're worn out — you want to leave them in y...
2020-04-0129 min
How Two Live : The PodcastVAMFF: James Bartle, Outland DenimStep inside the world of Virgin Australia Melbourne Fashion Festival, as Jess and Stef take you front row, backstage and beyond.Tune in to conversations with designers, game changers and the hottest Festival guests all week.Hear their inspiring stories, learn secrets to their success and find out where they get their inspiration. New episodes dropping twice daily.In this episode Jess and Stef sit down with James Bartle, the founder of Outland Denim - the ethical denim company that offers employment opportunities to women who have experienced exploitation, worn...
2020-03-1000 min
The Wonderful World of Wine (WWW)Episode 106-British Bubbly, Bartle’s And James, Jadot In Oregon, Romagna SparklingThe Wonderful World of Wine (WWW)
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British Bubbly
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Jadot In Oregon
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2020-02-2227 min
FashionTalksJames Bartle: founder and CEO Outland DenimWhen Meghan Markle visited Australia in 2018 she wore a pair of skinny, black jeans by Outland Denim. This resulted in the company growing to employ dozens of new employees at their production house. James Bartle, founder and CEO has an incredible mission: to provide careers for women who've been exposed to sex trafficking in Asia and to support their well being through fair wages, training and personal development. They are also sustainable working a numerous local partners proving that fashion can change the world.
2020-01-2429 min
FashionTalksJames Bartle: founder and CEO Outland DenimWhen Meghan Markle visited Australia in 2018 she wore a pair of skinny, black jeans by Outland Denim. This resulted in the company growing to employ dozens of new employees at their production house. James Bartle, founder and CEO has an incredible mission: to provide careers for women who've been exposed to sex trafficking in Asia and to support their well being through fair wages, training and personal development. They are also sustainable working a numerous local partners proving that fashion can change the world.
2020-01-2329 min
Business Is BoringBusiness is Boring with James Bartle from Outland DenimBusiness is Boring is a weekly podcast series presented by The Spinoff in association with Callaghan Innovation. Host Simon Pound speaks with innovators and commentators focused on the future of New Zealand. This week he talks to James Bartle, founder of ethical clothing brand Outland Denim.This week on the podcast we talk to a man inspired to take on trafficking after watching the Liam Neeson film Taken. His journey led him to Cambodia to set up a factory, train staff, pioneer environmental production techniques and to today run one of the world’s fastest growing pr...
2019-10-2440 min
One Wild Ride with Pru ChapmanEp 18. Outland Denim | James Bartle is shaking up the fashion industry, is the best kind of wayJames Bartle is the Founder & CEO of Outland Denim, an incredible company shaking up the fashion industry. It feels like we're on the front of the tidal wave of change across the fashion industry right now, as more and more information is coming to light about what a harmful industry it is. James talks us through his company where the aim is for 'Zero Exploitation' and that's through the whole supply chain - right from the cotton farm to the courier who delivers your jeans. https://theownerscollective.com/podcasts/outland-denim-james-bartle/
2019-10-1558 min
The Jason Daniel PodcastEp 11- James Bartle | Finding your WhyJames Bartle the Founder of Outland Denim joins the Podcast this week to tell the amazing purposeful story of the reason why he started a business in the first place. James gives insight on how he manufactures denim and shows why he is a driving force for social and environmental change! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
2019-10-1440 min
Sinister SissiesStephen Port, The Grindr KillerThis week Jarryd is joined by his friend James to chat about Stephen Port AKA The Grindr Killer. Be careful of the apps boys!Subscribe (for free!), rate and review Sinister Sissies on Apple Podcasts and Spotify.Follow Sinister Sissies on Twitter at @SinisterSissies.Sinister Sissies is a Lipp Media podcast.Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/sinister-sissies. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
2019-09-2232 minDisruptors for GOOD | Social Entrepreneurs and Social EnterprisesJames Bartle // Founder of Outland DenimIn Episode 3 of the Disruptors for Good podcast I spoke with James Bartle, founder of Outland Denim.Outland Denim is a social enterprise creating premium denim products that help tackle the worlds human trafficking crisis. Every 30 seconds, someone is sold in the human traffic industry. Once in, it’s nearly impossible to escape.According to a United Nations report, the most common form of human trafficking (79%) is sexual exploitation. The victims of sexual exploitation are mostly women and girls. The second most common form of human trafficking is forced labour (18%), although this number may actually be...
2019-04-2456 min
Syntropic WorldEpisode 36-James Bartle, Outland Denim "If you want real change, restore people's dignity." Ending slavery #zeroexploitationJames Bartle is the founding CEO of Outland Denim, the denim brand making jeans differently and setting a new standard in fashion manufacturing. Driven by the desire to curb the trafficking of young girls into the $99 billion illicit commercial sex industry, Bartle created Outland to generate training and employment opportunities for women vulnerable to exploitation and abuse. Over six years Bartle developed a unique business model that would enable each of his seamstresses to gain a covetable skill set in tailoring while earning a living wage, receiving ongoing support and life-enhancing education, and crafting artisan quality jeans to compete...
2019-03-1253 min
In Ya FaceMelbourne Fringe: Twink Ascending, Andy Johnston & Julia A Lesbian, Nathalie Kozak; Jarryd Bartle, Reason Party Candidate, Victoria's ElectionActor Andy Johnston discusses his play Twink Ascending at Melbourne Fringe.Chilean actor Nathalie Kozak discusses her play Julia A Lesbian at Melbourne Fringe.Jarryd Bartle, the Reason Party candidate for the seat of Albert Park at Victoria's election, discusses his policies.
2018-09-2100 min
WARDROBE CRISIS with Clare PressOutland Denim's James Bartle on Fighting Human Trafficking & Creating Positive OpportunityHow does an ordinary Aussie bloke go from motor-cross riding and working as a welder to setting up a social enterprise fashion business? You're going to meet James Bartle, founder of Outland Denim. This is a candid eye-opening interview about an extraordinary story.We talk about the tough stuff: Who gets trafficked, and who does the trafficking and why? Is it possible to empathise with their desperation?We talk about materials, and how organic and reduced waste is essential to the big picture. We talk about B Corps and value-driven business, the state of ethical...
2018-09-1448 min
Conversations With Remarkable MindsPetras, James - Foreign Policy American Empire Globalization- 12.11.05“The Politics of Empire: The US, Israel and the Middle East” The cost of America's empire building- both the financial cost and the cost to human life and welfare- both at home and abroad.
Prof. James Petras is the Bartle Professor Emeritus of Sociology at Binghamton Univ. and an expert in America’s interference in global politics, especially Latin America and the Middle East. He has a long commitment to social justice issues & workers’ rights and was a member of the Bertrand Russell Tribunal on Repression in Latin America. Prof. Petras is also the recipient of many awards i...
2018-02-2626 min
Futility ClosetThe Perfect Murder Insurance agent William Herbert Wallace had a terrible night in January 1931 -- summoned to a nonexistent address in Liverpool, he returned home to find that his wife had been murdered in his absence. An investigation seemed to show a senseless crime with no weapon, no motive, and no likely suspects. In this week's episode of the Futility Closet podcast we'll revisit the slaying of Julia Wallace, which Raymond Chandler called "the impossible murder." We'll also recount some wobbly oaths and puzzle over an eccentric golfer. Intro: In the 1960s, Washington state...
2017-04-0330 min
No Prisoners, No MercyNo Prisoners, No Mercy - Show 100Welcome to show 100!Literally months in the making coordinating schedules with guests from all over the world. The best of the best moments of the past 100 shows. This show includes community guests, industry professionals and even Dr. Richard Bartle! See you online,Julie and FranPart 1Music:1. Star Wars Theme, Paul Barnet2. La Grange, ZZ Top – Scott Hartsman3. Hang on St. Christopher, Tom Waits – Shannon Posniewski4. Life in the Fast Lane, Eagles – Bill RoperTopics: 1. Women in games and women gamers2. EA joins...
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