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86 episodes
since July 24, 2023
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Ari Kimmelfeld calls himself a marketplace junkie, and he built a business around everything that stops normal people from buying used. He started by reselling used Pelotons, then turned that into Commonplace, a marketplace for hot tubs, golf carts, appliances, fitness gear and other big, bulky thi…

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Jules Bailey calls his career a "Benjamin Button" trajectory: he started in the Oregon legislature, went on to run the distributor-owned cooperative behind the nation's first bottle bill, and is now in the startup world. In this conversation with Garr Punnett and co-host Sabira Lakhani, Jules expla…
Jules Bailey calls his career "Benjamin Buttoning" as he started in the Oregon legislature, went on to run the distributor-owned cooperative behind the nation's first bottle bill, and is now in the startup world. In this conversation with Garr Punnett and Sabira Lakhani, Jules explains what happens…
Jimmy Funkhouser spent a decade inside Toys R Us before opening FERAL, a Denver outdoor shop that spent its first two and a half years selling new gear like everybody else, until he and a colleague realized brands control price right up until a product enters the aftermarket. In this conversation w…
Todd Wilson spent ten years trying to convince someone to fund a machine that smacks food out of its packaging. Banks passed. He built it anyway in Michigan, a state with one of the lowest landfill surcharges in the country and no organics mandate to lean on. In this conversation with Garr Punnett …
Dr. Phil Brown spent four years at TU Delft researching how companies collaborate to go circular, then joined a company built on the premise that mostly they don't. In this conversation with Garr Punnett and Sabira Lakhani, he traces the line from a master's project recovering plastics out of waste…
Vojta Vosecký became LinkedIn's most-followed green creator not by sharing better data, but by abandoning it. In this conversation, the environmental engineer and founder of The Circular Economist explains how he learned — the hard way, in front of deflating workshop rooms — that fear and charts lo…
Amy Larkin has spent her career proving that the people who seem least likely to cooperate can solve enormous problems together. A former Greenpeace Solutions Director turned founder of PR3, The Global Alliance to Advance Reuse, she joins Garr Punnett to make the case that recycling was never going…
Amelia Eleiter co-founded Debrand in 2008, long before "circularity" was a buzzword, and has spent nearly two decades building the reverse-logistics infrastructure that sits in the "messy middle" of textile circularity with the sorting, identification, and traceability work that happens after a gar…
Gary Lewis is the co-founder and CEO of Resourcify, Europe's leading digital waste-management and circularity platform, which he founded in Hamburg in 2015 after a stint in the cruise-ship industry exposed him to the scale of the waste problem. A Forbes 30 Under 30 honoree, he's focused on making r…
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