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People over ProductEducation in sustainable fashion(Formerly: LiveableMe- sustainable + fair)People over ProductEducation in sustainable fashion(Formerly: LiveableMe- sustainable + fair)Season 2: Episode 9: Circular Fashion with Heike Petersen CunzaIn this episode, Heike explains why circular fashion matters. In 2007, she launched her brand, Wellicious, a yoga line that celebrates sustainable fashion. With her Cradle to Cradle certification on her brand, she demonstrates the importance of every step of the production process. One of the favorite parts within the process must be in the fact that each piece can naturally go back into the earth when one no longer needs it. That truly is circular fashion. She enlightens us as to what slow fashion really is and inspires us to continue to share and work together, communally. As we grow...2024-06-0631 minPeople over ProductEducation in sustainable fashion(Formerly: LiveableMe- sustainable + fair)People over ProductEducation in sustainable fashion(Formerly: LiveableMe- sustainable + fair)Season 2: Episode 8: Vintage Fashion with Emily McKayIn this episode, Emily McKay provides insight and educates us on all things vintage fashion. She also explains what Remake is, and why community is vitally important. As someone who adores fashion and all that it entails, she explains why guilt is never the affective way to create change in consumer buying. However, she does provide us with three excellent ways to begin this journey of sustainable fashion. We hope you enjoy this episode.2024-05-3031 minPeople over ProductEducation in sustainable fashion(Formerly: LiveableMe- sustainable + fair)People over ProductEducation in sustainable fashion(Formerly: LiveableMe- sustainable + fair)Season 2: Episode 7: 3D Design with Hanna JohanssonIn this episode, Hanna brings us into the intriguing world of 3D fashion design. She explains how this could be the way of the sustainable future, saving time, money and even building better communication amongst fashion design teams. With an extensive history within the fashion design world, she illuminates what’s working and what’s not. When we discussed AI, she positively explains the pros and the cons. Although there are discouraging things happening in fashion, she reminds us what we can do to actively pursue positive change. For more from Hanna, check out DPC Creators, her self-made digital design comp...2024-05-2229 minPeople over ProductEducation in sustainable fashion(Formerly: LiveableMe- sustainable + fair)People over ProductEducation in sustainable fashion(Formerly: LiveableMe- sustainable + fair)Season 2: Episode 6: Rent Your Clothes with Micaela O’HerronIn this episode, Micaela O’Herron, founder of Social Closet, explains why renting the clothing we have could aid in the fashion industry’s consumption problem. Her individual consumer practices and closet inspired her to find a solution - the Social Closet. The Social Closet provides its user with an online space to lend and/or rent clothing. It’s free to join and arguably more affordable than spending money on something new. Another great feature she offers on her site is the Wardrobe Tracker. Lending to her innovative abilities as a professional software engineer, this Tracker provides a visual accoun...2024-05-0233 minPeople over ProductEducation in sustainable fashion(Formerly: LiveableMe- sustainable + fair)People over ProductEducation in sustainable fashion(Formerly: LiveableMe- sustainable + fair)Season 2: Episode 5: Upcyled with Simi D.In this episode, Simi D., Creator and CEO of OKimmi, brings us passion as she speaks into the importance of ecology vs. economy. As a pioneer when it comes to rescuing fashion, she brings new insights into how re-using already made clothing can help save the world. There are multiple ways consumers can create positive change, within fashion. She informs us of many, but the primary two are “ don’t buy new and shop local resale”. Within her brand OKimmi, she pieces together old fabrics from clothing and creates one-of-a-kind wearable, art pieces. She also speaks into Page Up Global, anothe...2024-04-1135 minPeople over ProductEducation in sustainable fashion(Formerly: LiveableMe- sustainable + fair)People over ProductEducation in sustainable fashion(Formerly: LiveableMe- sustainable + fair)Season 2: Episode 4: Cotton with Sara PhillipsIn this episode, Sara explains why cotton might be one of our greatest resources. Having worked for Better Cotton for the past 2 years, she understands the importance of what they are providing from the ‘ground-up’. As a Co-community Organizer for Re/make Florida, she speaks into her involvement and role in local swaps and education in this “sustainable” space. Wonder why the word “sustainable” isn’t helpful? Listen now. We hope you enjoy this podcast. (Sara mentioned a swap app called, Swap-Co. check it out here: http://swapcoapp.com).2024-04-0429 minPeople over ProductEducation in sustainable fashion(Formerly: LiveableMe- sustainable + fair)People over ProductEducation in sustainable fashion(Formerly: LiveableMe- sustainable + fair)Season 2: Episode 3: Textiles with Sara WynnIn this episode, I speak with Sarah Wynn. Her experience and knowledge surrounding the textile space is broad. She provides insight into what it looks like to be a designer, see her designs “ripped” off by companies like Amazon and why the mountains of toxic textiles inspired her to change careers. She educates us on The Conscious Fashion Collective, her involvement, and what they’re doing to change the textile industry as we know it. What I loved most about speaking with Sara, was her candid approach to her beliefs on humanity. She described how “starting a loom” and “sewing” are still thin...2024-03-0733 minPeople over ProductEducation in sustainable fashion(Formerly: LiveableMe- sustainable + fair)People over ProductEducation in sustainable fashion(Formerly: LiveableMe- sustainable + fair)Season 2: Episode 2: Restyle Your FurIn this episode, I speak with Santa Labellman, of Restyle Your Fur. She married into this family business, that has been around since 1919, formally called LaBelle, out of Florida. Learn about how the fur industry is actually one of the most sustainable industries, where and how it’s really sourced, and what they’re doing to keep it fashionable. She informs us of the importance of using every piece of each garment and how the furrier (a technical person trained in working with fur) creates one-of-a-kind pieces, among other things. She enlightens us in explaining how sustainability and the fur indu...2024-02-281h 02People over ProductEducation in sustainable fashion(Formerly: LiveableMe- sustainable + fair)People over ProductEducation in sustainable fashion(Formerly: LiveableMe- sustainable + fair)Season 2: Episode 1 - The Truth Behind FashionIn this Episode, Sara speaks to us about mountains of clothes being burned in Bangladesh to the unconscious consumer buying habits in Canada. She also opens our minds to positive work, like pineapple leather and the popularity of vintage clothes. For more on this story, listen now…2022-09-0637 minPeople over ProductEducation in sustainable fashion(Formerly: LiveableMe- sustainable + fair)People over ProductEducation in sustainable fashion(Formerly: LiveableMe- sustainable + fair)Season 1: Episode 29 - Meet Elizabeth JoyIn this episode, Elizabeth reminds us to live life consciously. She takes sustainability to a reachable space - our own wardrobes. Listen now, to hear more on hot topics like dead stock, degrowth and upcycling.2022-08-0233 minPeople over ProductEducation in sustainable fashion(Formerly: LiveableMe- sustainable + fair)People over ProductEducation in sustainable fashion(Formerly: LiveableMe- sustainable + fair)Season 1: Episode 28 - Meet NiveditaIn this episode, Nivedita, a Marketing Analyst, gives us insight to the psychological aspects of consumerism. She enlightens us on influences, trends and even provides a little hope for climate change fears. This story is both insightful and enjoyable. Listen now…2022-07-2627 minPeople over ProductEducation in sustainable fashion(Formerly: LiveableMe- sustainable + fair)People over ProductEducation in sustainable fashion(Formerly: LiveableMe- sustainable + fair)Season 1: Episode 27 - Meet Ira, an ocean activist & sustainable interior designerIn this episode, discover what it means to truly ask hard questions. Ira has lived in Indonesia, Thailand and London, sharing the development of her fashion story from each country. She asks questions, does the research, and still remains positive and hopeful about our fashion world. Listen now, to hear her story and get an inside scoop into the sustainable shop she’s opening in September!2022-07-1931 minPeople over ProductEducation in sustainable fashion(Formerly: LiveableMe- sustainable + fair)People over ProductEducation in sustainable fashion(Formerly: LiveableMe- sustainable + fair)Season 1: Episode 26 - Meet Debora, a Re-make ambassador & Everyday sustainable & fair educatorIn this episode, Debora speaks the truth on what is happening in the fashion industry. Having worked in the fast fashion world for years, she eventually woke up to the “why” behind the garments we wear. She changed her buying habits and became “alive” for the first time in years. To hear her beautiful story, listen now…2022-07-0529 minPeople over ProductEducation in sustainable fashion(Formerly: LiveableMe- sustainable + fair)People over ProductEducation in sustainable fashion(Formerly: LiveableMe- sustainable + fair)Season 1: Episode 25 - Meet Emily Henry, self-made designer who’s passions lie in people & the worldIn this episode, Emily speaks on how she gets communities involved in sustainable projects. She opens up huge doors in lieu of solutions for waste and so much more. Find out why she thinks this generation will save the world. Listen now…2022-06-2822 minPeople over ProductEducation in sustainable fashion(Formerly: LiveableMe- sustainable + fair)People over ProductEducation in sustainable fashion(Formerly: LiveableMe- sustainable + fair)Season 1: Episode 24 - Meet Bit, a sustainable designer who reminds us of people behind our clothesIn this episode, Bit , owner of Made by Bit, speaks on the psychology behind consumers and consuming. She shares why conscious consuming is not only important, but also necessary. A true example of slow fashion, she speaks to her process and to the why behind it. To hear her story, listen now…2022-06-2127 minPeople over ProductEducation in sustainable fashion(Formerly: LiveableMe- sustainable + fair)People over ProductEducation in sustainable fashion(Formerly: LiveableMe- sustainable + fair)Season 1: Episode 23 - Meet Alyssa, a modern-day leather worker who pays homage to history & more…In this episode, Alyssa speaks to the classic style and longevity of life that leather provides. Inspired by her abuelita (her grandma), she takes her love of heritage into her products. She gives insight into why it’s so important to think about generations to come, and so much more. For more on Alyssa’s story, and her slow-fashion business - Nomadic Knots, listen now…2022-06-1529 minPeople over ProductEducation in sustainable fashion(Formerly: LiveableMe- sustainable + fair)People over ProductEducation in sustainable fashion(Formerly: LiveableMe- sustainable + fair)Season 1: Episode 22 - Meet Adela, a historical dressmaker, reminding us what slow fashion really isIn this episode, Adela tells us her story of what inspired her to become a historical fashion connoisseur. She educates us on how fast fashion not only undermines people and hurts the environment, but also affects us on a psychological level. She also takes us back in time, where her 1906 Singer sewing machine tells the story of what fashion once was and how it could be again. To her this beautiful story roll out, listen now…2022-06-0725 minPeople over ProductEducation in sustainable fashion(Formerly: LiveableMe- sustainable + fair)People over ProductEducation in sustainable fashion(Formerly: LiveableMe- sustainable + fair)Season 1: Episode 21- Meet Eve Styles, owner of Eve Skywalker, a serious sustainable heroine.In this episode, Eve speaks to the character of her designs and the integrity of her processes. She leaves no stone unturned when making sustainable decisions for her brand. She desires to be a zero waste company, and admits that most times it’s not about making money. She’s a rare gem of a person, and shares so much of the why behind her clothes. To find out more, listen now…. Eve spoke about her nana, and how deeply tied she is to her. To find out more on this check out - https://www.discovermagazine.com/health/grandmas-experiences-leave-a-mark-on-your-genes She al...2022-05-3134 minPeople over ProductEducation in sustainable fashion(Formerly: LiveableMe- sustainable + fair)People over ProductEducation in sustainable fashion(Formerly: LiveableMe- sustainable + fair)Season 1: Episode 20 - Meet Bebe, Producer of Portland Fashion Week, the sustainable and fair show.In this episode, Bebe tells us her story. Born into a Mexican family, she witnessed marginalization first-hand. She elicits us to ask better questions, educate ourselves and recommends us to stop shopping new. She has lived all over the United States, sharing stories of family, culture and what really matters. With her soul naturally drawn to nature, it makes sense that she finds herself smack-dab in the middle of the largest sustainable fashion show in the world. For more on PFW and Bebe, listen now… (Pictured: Bebe's mom, whom she mentions in the episode. She was an in...2022-05-2431 minPeople over ProductEducation in sustainable fashion(Formerly: LiveableMe- sustainable + fair)People over ProductEducation in sustainable fashion(Formerly: LiveableMe- sustainable + fair)Season 1: Episode 19 - Meet Jenn, owner of Leatherbird, a local, Idaho-made jewelry company.In this episode, get to know what shopping local truly means. Jenn speaks to her commitment to her design process/product, while speaking into how shopping businesses like her help not only support her, but also the community at-large and the non-profit causes she supports. She’s a sustainable and fair trade designer that demonstrates why she loves local and how her clients inspire her to do what she does! For more on local business and sustainability from Jenn, listen now…2022-05-1831 minPeople over ProductEducation in sustainable fashion(Formerly: LiveableMe- sustainable + fair)People over ProductEducation in sustainable fashion(Formerly: LiveableMe- sustainable + fair)Season 1: Episode 18 - Meet Kimber London, a model, activist and person on fire in so many ways.In the episode, Kimber explains how they became a model. What inspired them to get into the fair trade and sustainable space and do much more. They are so well traveled and truly provides us with beautiful ways in which we can start small and still claim sustainability. For more on Kimber, listen now…2022-05-1036 minPeople over ProductEducation in sustainable fashion(Formerly: LiveableMe- sustainable + fair)People over ProductEducation in sustainable fashion(Formerly: LiveableMe- sustainable + fair)Season 1: Episode 17 - Meet Audrey: a mom, baker, & fashion-lover. embrace our unique style.In this episode, we discuss all things fashion - from Madmen to being a mom. One of the primary things we discuss is the idea of uniqueness. We are all beautiful people, with unique ways of looking at ourselves and the world. How do we stop consuming, in an approachable way, while still embracing style and fashion? Discover this and more. Listen now…2022-05-0329 minPeople over ProductEducation in sustainable fashion(Formerly: LiveableMe- sustainable + fair)People over ProductEducation in sustainable fashion(Formerly: LiveableMe- sustainable + fair)Season 1: Episode 16-Meet Christine - She opens our minds on how to look at ourselves in a new way.In this episode, we discuss empowerment. How do we get around feelings of shame and feeling like we’re not enough? Christine is a mom of four, author and life coach. If you’re ready to let go of shame and begin to see a new way to view your body, mind and soul - listen now…2022-04-2627 minPeople over ProductEducation in sustainable fashion(Formerly: LiveableMe- sustainable + fair)People over ProductEducation in sustainable fashion(Formerly: LiveableMe- sustainable + fair)Season 1: Episode 15 - Meet Ashley, an influencer of ethical fashion.Ashley, of Retro Redhead Style, demonstrates the importance of maintaining ethical standards, despite what’s happening in the fashion industry. She only represents products that she can stand behind and feel good about. To find out more about Ashley and how she became an influencer of fashion, listen now…2022-04-1921 minPeople over ProductEducation in sustainable fashion(Formerly: LiveableMe- sustainable + fair)People over ProductEducation in sustainable fashion(Formerly: LiveableMe- sustainable + fair)Season 1: Episode 14 - Meet Holly, of Pollen & Petal, a PNW Local floristHolly reminds us that you don’t have to do it all to make change, or be considered sustainable. She shares an intimate story of being a small-town gal, gifted in floral arrangement, becoming a business owner that now impacts the world. Discover her technique, how she maintains sustainable standards and the passion she has for people. Listen now…2022-04-1220 minPeople over ProductEducation in sustainable fashion(Formerly: LiveableMe- sustainable + fair)People over ProductEducation in sustainable fashion(Formerly: LiveableMe- sustainable + fair)Season 1: Episode 13-Meet Caitlin of I Burned the Toast-wait untilyou hear where the name comes fromShe’s more than a beautiful fashion influencer. From curating a capsule closet to re-imagining the way fashion embraces women of all shapes and sizes, she is living proof of positive fashion reform. She even shares about a fashion icon happenstance meeting! So much goodness… When you’re ready to smile today - Listen now.2022-04-0531 minPeople over ProductEducation in sustainable fashion(Formerly: LiveableMe- sustainable + fair)People over ProductEducation in sustainable fashion(Formerly: LiveableMe- sustainable + fair)Season 1: Episode 12 - Meet Ashley, of By the Pound ( North Idaho’s first refillery).Ashley is more than just a business owner. Her passions prove that she is willing to accept responsibility, create sustainable changes and inspire others to do the same. If you’re ready to be inspired - listen now…2022-03-2925 minPeople over ProductEducation in sustainable fashion(Formerly: LiveableMe- sustainable + fair)People over ProductEducation in sustainable fashion(Formerly: LiveableMe- sustainable + fair)Season 1: Episode 11 - Meet Sohana, whom Invites us into the world where India & the US unite.Sohana, owner and lead designer of Sohana Designs, shares her passion for people, community and love through fashion. With two masters degrees under her belt, she brings head and heart together, in everything she does for this company. Find out how she helps a people group feed their children, escape domestic violence and find pure joy in coming to work for Sohana. Listen now to discover more about her story….2022-03-1618 minPeople over ProductEducation in sustainable fashion(Formerly: LiveableMe- sustainable + fair)People over ProductEducation in sustainable fashion(Formerly: LiveableMe- sustainable + fair)Season 1: Episode 10 - Brandi Fisher - A yoga and reiki practitioner who shares on mindset & more.Sustainability isn’t just about shopping at thrift stores. Brandi teaches us how, in simple ways, we can incorporate the mindset of it into all arenas of our everyday lives. She reminds us how mindset is the first place to start, telling ourselves that we are worthy and loved for who we are, where we are. And go from there. For more on simple steps of sustainability, how patience can change your life and to discover how Brandi found unconditional love - listen now.2022-03-1534 minPeople over ProductEducation in sustainable fashion(Formerly: LiveableMe- sustainable + fair)People over ProductEducation in sustainable fashion(Formerly: LiveableMe- sustainable + fair)Season 1: Episode 9 - Alex Lopez, a used bookstore owner, shares how books and sustainability go hand in hand.Alex doesn’t just want to sell books. She wants to make a difference in the world. From her relational connection with her customers, too her ideals of beginning a sustainable, non-profit - she is one lady who knows what it means to truly give back. Her delightful spirit, deep understanding of ethicality and love for books makes her a joy to listen to! To hear her story and learn more about sustainability, listen now.2022-03-0835 minPeople over ProductEducation in sustainable fashion(Formerly: LiveableMe- sustainable + fair)People over ProductEducation in sustainable fashion(Formerly: LiveableMe- sustainable + fair)Season 1: Episode 8 - Making Thrift Stores Custom and PersonalSarah, of Bullstitch Sewing, speaks on her passion of people and one-of-a-kind, made-to-order vintage lingerie. She learned to see from her grandma, who sewed clothes for all of her children and grandchildren. At 23, she realized something was missing in the market - lingerie that actually fits women. Now, she designs custom lingerie for women so that they feel beautiful and empowered. Learn more about her story and the beautiful pieces of art she’s creating -2022-03-0123 minPeople over ProductEducation in sustainable fashion(Formerly: LiveableMe- sustainable + fair)People over ProductEducation in sustainable fashion(Formerly: LiveableMe- sustainable + fair)Season 1: Episode 7 - Christina shares how a sweater saves women from domestic violence in Chile.Meet Christina, owner of Prima de Sur ( a company supporting local artisans of Chile). In this episode, she shares her story about how the pandemic was a blessing in disguise, how working with family has proven successful for her and provides insight into what real entrepreneurial success look like. This is a good one!2022-02-2232 minPeople over ProductEducation in sustainable fashion(Formerly: LiveableMe- sustainable + fair)People over ProductEducation in sustainable fashion(Formerly: LiveableMe- sustainable + fair)Season 1: Episode 6 - Wayra Beachwear owners Stephanie & Karen show us how clothes can save people.Meet Stephanie & Karen - owners of sustainable swimwear line, Wayra Beachwear. There story is more than inspiring. They share on how there garments are made sustainably, down to hand-dying from natural elements. They speak to how they are giving back, from their proceeds, to educate children in remote, war-ridden areas of Columbia. They believe so much in the “why behind the what” and that’s why I can’t wait for you to hear their story. Listen now…2022-02-1527 minPeople over ProductEducation in sustainable fashion(Formerly: LiveableMe- sustainable + fair)People over ProductEducation in sustainable fashion(Formerly: LiveableMe- sustainable + fair)Season 1: Episode 5 - Jess Lambas shares thoughts on minimalism, mindset and raising kids.What does it mean to be a minimalist? Are trends important? How can we keep up with raising kids and staying true to ethical buying practices. All this is answered and more with our guest, Jess Lambas. She’s a mom, wife, photographer and so much more. Listen now…2022-02-0731 minPeople over ProductEducation in sustainable fashion(Formerly: LiveableMe- sustainable + fair)People over ProductEducation in sustainable fashion(Formerly: LiveableMe- sustainable + fair)Season 1: Episode 4 - Sarah Mann with Sarah Anne DesignsSarah gives us an insightful look into all things both sustainable and fair via her lens, as a fashion designer. She takes us to a journey, through her design process, tells us stories of the amazing alpacas and why Peru might just be one of the most intriguing countries in the world. Listen now…2022-02-0155 minPeople over ProductEducation in sustainable fashion(Formerly: LiveableMe- sustainable + fair)People over ProductEducation in sustainable fashion(Formerly: LiveableMe- sustainable + fair)Season 1: Episode 3- Discussing harsh chemicals in dry shampoo & how Erin Davis makes a difference.Erin Davis, owner of NoPoo Dry Shampoo, joins us to discuss why sustainability is better. She walks us through a behind-the-scenes look of the harmful chemicals in traditional dry shampoo. She speaks into her product, via personal stories as a mom, and wanting something better for her kids, people snd the environment. For more on NoPoo, and to hear Erin’s story, listen now…2022-01-1820 minPeople over ProductEducation in sustainable fashion(Formerly: LiveableMe- sustainable + fair)People over ProductEducation in sustainable fashion(Formerly: LiveableMe- sustainable + fair)Season 1: Episode 2- Green looks Good on Everything with Misty LakeIf you’ve ever wondered what cannabis is all about, and the sustainable benefits - this podcast is for you. Misty is a joy to listen to, very informative, well-researched, all with a dusting of positive approach. I was shocked to learn all the things that we can create with hemp. Listen now…2022-01-1139 minPeople over ProductEducation in sustainable fashion(Formerly: LiveableMe- sustainable + fair)People over ProductEducation in sustainable fashion(Formerly: LiveableMe- sustainable + fair)Season 1: Episode 1- Emily Harris - A courageous woman, fashion designer & mom.Mrs.Emily is a company, founded by designer Emily Harris. She pushes courage and inspiration into everything she does. Her products have heart, and she has been there every step of the way. In her words, "I put the 'slow' in slow fashion". She has overcome in so many ways and, like a Phoenix, risen to accomplish even greater things. Her humble spirit and appreciation for life inspires many. This episode is truly a gift. Listen now…2022-01-0636 minPeople over ProductEducation in sustainable fashion(Formerly: LiveableMe- sustainable + fair)People over ProductEducation in sustainable fashion(Formerly: LiveableMe- sustainable + fair)LiveableMe podcast: Tune in TuesdayIntroduction to our podcast - telling stories of sustainability and fair trade.2022-01-0500 minCoeur d \'Alene Advice Givers: Interviewing Our Brightest Minds | Thought-Leaders | Business Owners | Entrepreneurs | Cole TurnbullCoeur d 'Alene Advice Givers: Interviewing Our Brightest Minds | Thought-Leaders | Business Owners | Entrepreneurs | Cole Turnbull015-Jenny From the BarreU Coeur d’Alene takes us on the journey how she has helped countless clients get tighter bodiesJenny Wiglesworth, of Barre U Coeur d’Alene takes us on the journey of being the pioneer of Barre in Coeur d’Alene. Her love for health and fitness jumps through the speakers in this interview. Coming to Coeur d’Alene just two years ago Jenny had the dream of bringing the gift of Barre to Coeur d’Alene...2017-08-3000 min