Better World

Tom Szaky returns again for the epic nonconclusion of this now-ongoing series. Max of Future Earth leads a conversation about the practicality of recycling soft plastics and how to reframe cultural ideas about "disposable" objects.

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Corey Nobile and Nick Oliveri of Impact Snacks join Henry and Barnett to take the consumption out of snack consumption.

Impossible Diamond's Ryan Shearman makes net-positive gemstones sparkle.

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Henry interviews Chloe and Stuart of footwear brand Thousand Fell, alone and with nobody to spray him with a spray bottle, about filling the market niche of mid-priced sustainable shoes and their no-landfill guarantee!

Vanessa Barboni Hallik speaks on the difficulty of starting a fashion brand where every material source is traceable. Madeleine threatens to taze Henry if he doesn't make better jokes. We can only hope.

Samantha Elias recalls how she and her twin sister founded Vintage Twin to convince snooty buyers to buy sustainable vintage clothing and the surprising ecological boons of clothing reuse.

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37% of mercury emissions on Earth are caused by small-scale gold refining. Futura Jewelry founder Bob Donofrio joins our intrepid co-hosts for a meditation on his journey towards sustainable jewelry.

Role Model Robin Shaw joins Henry for an eclectic conversation about modeling, sustainability, parenthood, activism and what mothers can do to reduce waste and decrease their carbon footprint.

The team talks with Sunday, a long care company that uses data to personally outfit your property with a safe, sustainable method for caring your your flora and fauna.

The team talks with climate activist Dawn Gallagher about "breaking up with your bank," or using your money to support financial institutions that in turn support a sustainable future for planet Earth.

The team sits down with Paravel, a luggage company dedicated to bringing consumers well-designed, efficient, and stylish bags that you can fall in love with. They are also show a remarkable dedication to bringing sustainability to every aspect of their business. Paravel website Paravel instagram (@paravel)

This week the team talks with Squish, a beauty company dedicated to delivering sustainable and health-conscious products in eco-friendly packaging, and Henry reconnects with an old friend. squish website squish instagram (@squish.beauty)

The team talks with Dana from Tango, a company that seeks to create better sexual habits with empowering toys for adults to use by themselves or with others. They discuss Tango's current line of butt plugs, and what sexual liberation means in this modern age. Tango website Tango Instagram (@everybodytango)

The team talks with Delivery Zero, a startup fighting the good fight against enviornmentally-harmful takeout containers. Using reusable containers, they are making it easy for restaurants to be more sustainable. Delivery Zero website Delivery Zero Instagram (@deliverzer0)

In a two-part series, Henry travels to Washington DC to talk with the president of Farm Journal, the nation's oldest publications for farmers. They discuss different eco-friendly farming practices, the challenges members of the farming industry face in making their operations more sustainable , and what the industry as a whole can do better. Farm Journal website

In a two-part series, Henry travels to Washington DC to talk with the president of Farm Journal, the nation's oldest publications for farmers. They discuss different eco-friendly farming practices, the challenges members of the farming industry face in making their operations more sustainable , and what the industry as a whole can do better. Farm Journal website

This week, the team interviews the founder of Sustain Natural, a company that makes sustainable, 'vagina-friendly' products such as tampons, pads, underwear, condoms, and more. Listen, and learn about the harmful things commonly found in many women's hygiene products and what Sustain Natural is doing Better! Sustain Natural website

The team sits down with Full Circle, a home goods company that believes in the responsibility of brands to provide consumers with well-designed, enviornmentally-friendly goods. They sell green sponges, brushes, cloths, and just about every other common household cleaning product you could ever need. Come learn how to make your home better (and cleaner)! Full Circle website Full Circle instagram (@...

This week, Madeleine Wallace, with co-hosts Henry and Brendan, premieres her new series "Better Man," taking a look at gender roles in the Environmentalist space and why the field is seen as more "feminine." Role Model Philip Mangan sits down and talks feelings, veganism, making his own toothpaste, and his takes on masculinity and environmentalism. From everyone at Better World...