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With the widespread availability of low-cost apparel, we are beginning to see the things we wear as disposable. One of the most concerning aspects of our wasteful, throwaway society is that the overwhelming majority of discarded clothing each year is not recycled. On episode five of StuffTV, we chat with Stacy Flynn, co-founder and CEO of Evernu about breaking down textile waste.

When we aim to live more sustainably, we tend to prioritize reducing the use of single-use plastics like bags, bottles, and straws, which can be avoided with minimal effort. However, plastic is also present in unlikely places, including the clothes in our wardrobes, which are primarily constructed from synthetic fibers. Today's guest, Cayla O’Connell Davis is the co-founder and CEO of Knickey,...

The food delivery industry plays a significant role in the generation of single-use plastic waste. Plastic containers, cutlery, drinking cups, and straws contribute to about 269,000 tons of plastic waste found in oceans. The COVID-19 pandemic's restrictions on in-person dining forced many consumers to switch to takeout orders, leading to a surge in plastic waste. This week we discuss takeout w...

What are the challenges of traditional recycling programs? In this podcast interview, Ryan Metzger, CEO of Ridwell, shares his insights on recycling and waste management. We also discuss the importance of education and community engagement in promoting sustainability and reducing waste.

In this first episode of the StuffTV podcast, Nick chats with Andrew Shute from Friendly Earth to talk about electronic waste (e-waste) and the environmental cost of our digital obsession. Most e-waste ends up in landfills or incinerated, but what happens when we recycle our old phones, TVs, and other electronics?