# David Stover

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You Can Use Fishing Nets To Make Rad Gear

Editor’s Note: In this episode of the GearJunkie Podcast, we sit down with Bureo Co-Founder & CEO David Stover. Bureo converts plastic ocean pollution into recycled fibers and consumer goods, with major partners like Patagonia, Trek Bikes, Costa Sunglasses, and more. Whether he was surfi…

Cleaning and Connecting with our Oceans with David Stover, Bureo

Today's guest is David Stover, the co-founder of a company called Bureo that I've been tracking for quite a while now. I first came across Bureo through Patagonia, which was an early backer and customer for its products. Now Bureo has brand partners across the apparel and outdoor space from YETI an…

Episode 13: Guided By Faith (A Conversation w/ David Stover)

Meet David Stover, the dedicated owner of Faith in the Point Bird Dogs. With 24 years of service as an Active Duty Soldier in the U.S. Army David's retirement signals an exciting new chapter where he can devote more time to his beloved pups and family. Drawing from his military experience and deep-…

EP 32: David Stover - Not All Recycling Is Equal, Ft. Katie McConnell

For our latest episode we headed across the pond to visit our partners at Bureo®, the company behind NetPlus® – an innovative recycled yarn made entirely of discarded fishing nets with complete traceability from collection through to recycled feedstock. Accompanied by our newest Ambassador, Katie M…

The Walden Podcast - David Stover @fit_point_birddogs - SE1 EP24

Welcome to The Walden Podcast, where we talk about entrepreneurship, the great outdoors, and living a life of intent.  Today we sit down with David Stover of Faith in the Point Birddogs!  We talk breeding, training, and media.  Hope you enjoy!    Follow us on all the socials!  @waldenpodcast   @t…

♻️ From Recycled Skateboards to Systemic Impact: David Stover’s Imperfect Journey

In this episode, I sit down with David Stover, CEO and Co-founder of Bureo, Inc., for a thoughtful and inspiring conversation on purpose-driven entrepreneurship, systems change, and staying the course—especially when things get messy. David’s path started in a surf and skate shop in Rhode Island, …

A Seat at the Table | 4

A promising anti-violence program comes to Aurora. Mary Ann makes moves to keep it from falling apart. DONATE: If you feel this podcast is worth your time, please consider donating $3. CONTACT: Send Willy an email at wn@willynast.com Key figures in this episode: Jeff Signorelli (1984-2002): 18-…

Single-Issue Candidate | 3

Al runs for city council. He finds himself up against more than his opponents in the election. DONATE: If you feel this podcast is worth your time, please consider donating $3 on Patreon. CONTACT: Send Willy an email at wn@willynast.com Key figures in this episode: Jeff Signorelli (1984-2002): …

The Culture of the Department | 2

Al and Mary Ann meet with Aurora's new chief of police, which sets the tone for their relationship with the APD. DONATE: If you feel this podcast is worth your time, please consider donating $3 at Patreon. CONTACT: Send Willy an email at wn@willynast.com Key figures in this episode: Jeff Signor…

Can Fishing Nets Save the Planet? Inside This Crazy Idea

In this episode of Less Talk, More Action, Joel and Owen sit down with David Stover, Co-Founder and CEO of Bureo, a company that transforms discarded fishing nets into high-performance materials for brands like Patagonia, Outerknown, Nike, and Costa. The conversation traces David’s journey from cor…