O TYM PODKAŚCIE 🔗
Living the Good Life Whilst Doing Good for People and Planet
Join Jamila Brown, former Global Head of Sustainability and Social Impact at Soho House, & founder of international impact agency Light/Work, each week as she talks to the culture shapers, industry innovators, and impact activists who are figuring it out too.
From fashion to food, dating to design, wealth building to wellness, we're diving into it all. From simple swaps to mindset shifts, to just being able to decode the language some greenwashing marketer is trying to sell you, this is a lift under the hood of the things we love, with some of the coolest people in those spaces.
Tune in each week as we figure out what's worth keeping in our pursuit of the good life, and what's well... Ethically Questionable.
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od 15 kwietnia 2026
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NAJNOWSZY ODCINEK 🔗
All the Tea on the Very Great Midterms
Ethically Questionable, Electrified by Polestar.
What even is a midterm, and why are Americans everywhere celebrating? Jenn and Jamila explain the 2026 US midterm elections for everyone outside the US (and plenty of people inside it). They cover how the House …
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Ethically Questionable, Electrified by Polestar.
A South Korean government study says paper straws are worse for the environment than plastic ones, and the New York Post could not contain its joy. Jamila and Jenn dig into what the study measured, what it left out (litter, ocean pollution, microplas…
Ethically Questionable, Electrified by Polestar.
Jenn hosts this week. Our theme is governments letting us down, and the bar is on the floor. Trump’s new press secretary Katie Zacharia held a 14 minute briefing, took three questions, admitted she never passed the bar, and was out after five days. T…
Sh*t’s Creek: WTF Is Happening to Our Water?
Ethically Questionable, Electrified by Polestar.
This week, Danny Dyer floated a giant poo sculpture down the Thames and delivered a petition to Downing Street calling for the water industry to be nationalised. Nearly 350,000 people have signed it. So ho…
Starbucks wants to get “Back to Starbucks.” So why has it just dropped or scaled back most of the sustainability goals it set in 2020, including its targets to halve water use and landfill waste, while CEO Brian Niccol pushes through $2 billion in cost cuts?
This week on EQ News, Jamila Brown and J…
Trigger warning: this episode discusses sexual assault.
A former Cornell student alleges she was drugged and sexually assaulted by seven fraternity members in 2024. Messages about it were reportedly shared in a group chat with dozens of other men, and no one stepped in. The district attorney didn't…
Artificial intelligence is becoming impossible to ignore. It is changing how businesses operate, how people work, how students learn, and even how we think about productivity.
But behind the excitement is a much harder question: What happens when we adopt AI faster than we understand its consequenc…
Recorded live at DUMBO House for Climate Week NYC, Jamila welcomes back her first ever repeat guest, Christopher Griffin, aka Plant Kween, educator, storyteller and author of You Grow Girl.
Between them they've been to a lot of events this week, and they've pulled out the three conversations they k…
This week's news cycle had it all, and Jamila and Jenn are not holding back. First up: CFDA CEO Steve Kolb's shocking physical altercation with PETA protesters at a COS runway show, caught on camera and now under investigation. Then, adult content creator Lily Phillips teams up with Yellow Dot Stud…
Why "Polyester" Became an Insult (And Why Brands Are Still Making More of It)
Shayeza Walid, sustainability journalist at The Business of Fashion
Polyester turned into a slur online this year. Teenagers use it to mean cheap, plastic, fake, and people now read clothing labels the way they read ingre…
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