Kaméa Chayne
Green Dreamer: Seeding change towards collective healing, sustainability, regeneration
Green Dreamer with kaméa chayne explores our paths to collective healing, biocultural revitalization, and true abundance and wellness *for all*.Curious to unravel the dominant narratives that stunt our imaginations and called to spark radical dreaming of what could be, we share conversations with an ever-expanding range of thought leaders — each inspiring us to deepen and broaden our awareness in their own ways.www.greendreamer.com
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Kaméa Chayne
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Jun 27, 2026
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Episodes
66) 3 Great leaps around the world we're taking towards a greener planet (BLOOM TUESDAY) 02.10.2018 9:11
We're on track to losing our vital forests around the world, but we also are making huge progress towards reforestation and conserving our existing ancient forests. Here are 3 we can get excited about. Find the full show notes with references linked at www. GreenDreamer.com/66 , and follow me on Instagram @KameaChayne where I'll be sharing more of my inspirations, tips, and learning lessons alon...
65) Carbon-offsetting as our only current way to have a zero emission lifestyle with Cool Effect's Marisa de Belloy 29.09.2018 37:09
Why does carbon offsetting sometimes have a negative reputation for just being a bandaid solution to our emissions, and how does the word itself limit our perception of what these projects are actually about? How can we pick out carbon offsetting projects actually effectively offsetting emissions, from the ones that aren't? Marisa de Belloy, CEO of Cool Effect, shares her wisdom with you. HIGH...
64) Turning a disruptive innovation for circular fashion to life with OSOMTEX's Patricia Ermecheo 27.09.2018 34:52
How was our guest today able to create a technology to be able to close the loop in our production and disposal of clothing? What does it take to come up with a disruptive idea for sustainability and bring that to life? Patricia Ermecheo, CEO and Founder of Osom Brand and OSOMTEX, shares her wisdom with us on this episode. HIGHLIGHTS: [9:50] Kaméa: "What is OSOMTEX doing differently than othe...
63) How to talk about climate change without scaring people away ft. Meghann Percy (BLOOM TUESDAY) 25.09.2018 15:44
With climate change being a topic that often repels and divides people, how can we talk about it in a way to engage more people and inspire more action? Special guest of our Bloom Tuesday episode, Meghann Percy of Kiss That World Podcast, shares her biggest learning lessons from attending Al Gore's recent Climate Reality Project Leader Training in Los Angeles. Find the full show notes with ref...
62) How lab grown materials like spider silk can eliminate the need for toxic dyes and chemicals in fashion with Bolt Threads' Jamie Bainbridge 22.09.2018 28:10
What do we know about how the chemicals and dyes used to treat our clothing impact our health? How can we pick apart brands that may be greenwashing from the brands that are actually trying to do what they can to improve? Jamie Bainbridge, VP of Product Development at Bolt Threads shares her wisdom with you. HIGHLIGHTS [5:23] Jamie on what Bolt Threads' scientists and engineers do for fashion....
61) Looking past standardized impact assessments to understanding a bioregion with Fibershed's Rebecca Burgess 20.09.2018 34:10
What is the soil-to-soil concept of circularity, and how can this sequester our carbon, enrich our soil, and promote healthier ecosystems? Why is that we have to look past the numbers and findings from our environmental impact assessments in order to really understand sustainability? Rebecca Burgess, Founder and Executive Director of Fibershed and author of Harvesting Color, shares her wisdom wi...
60) How to tackle environmental and social anxiety to stay positive and activated (BLOOM TUESDAY) 18.09.2018 16:04
With so many global issues looming over our heads, and with social media platforms like Instagram found to be detrimental to our mental wellbeing, how can we tackle chronic anxiety to stay motivated and activated? Special guest for this Bloom Tuesday, Ashley James of Learn True Health Podcast (our guest from EPS58), shares her expert tips and insights with us. Find the full show notes with ref...
59) How chemicals leach out of plastics to impact our health with Life Without Plastic's Chantal Plamondon 15.09.2018 35:51
How can we use the analogy of pasta and pasta sauce to better understand plastics and their health impacts? Why is it that we urgently need more research and development to find alternatives to plastic, especially for food packaging? Chantal Plamondon, Co-Founder and CEO of Life Without Plastic, a pioneering one-stop-shop for all things non-plastic, shares her wisdom with us. HIGHLIGHTS: [8:14...
58) A stronger mind and body to support a healthier planet with top wellness podcast Learn True Health's Ashley James 13.09.2018 36:26
How can we take ownership and responsibility of our own lives so that we can be empowered to take action and make a difference? What do we need to properly to take care of ourselves holistically so that we have the energy and motivation to bring about our best work? Ashley James, holistic health coach and host of a top wellness podcast, Learn True Health, shares her wisdom with us on this episod...
57) A groundbreaking textile made from mycelium, the root structure of mushrooms (BLOOM TUESDAY) 11.09.2018 8:42
It's often doom and gloom in this field, but here are 2 positive things happening right now we can get excited about in the sustainability space. For a chance to win a gift card to an eco brand every month, subscribe to our Sunday Newsletters at www. GreenDreamer.com , and I look forward to connecting on Instagram @KameaChayne where I'll be sharing more of my inspirations, tips, and learning les...
56) A moral obligation to not drive species extinction with award winning author Carl Safina 08.09.2018 36:03
Why is it that we need to instill a sense of moral obligation to not be the reason a living species goes extinct? How can we tell more powerful stories around sustainability to actually move people and inspire action? Carl Safina, Founder of The Safina Center and a biologist, conservationist, award-winning author, speaker, and contributor to NYTimes, NatGeo, HuffPost, etc., shares his wisdom wit...
55) 'Biomindfulness' and how meditation can help us work towards a more sustainable planet with Andrea Sanders 06.09.2018 32:16
What is 'biomindfulness' and how can meditation help us to collectively work towards a healthier planet to call home? Why is it important to give people space to learn things, process information, and potentially change — at their own pace? Andrea Sanders, environmental educator, mindfulness advisor, TEDx speaker, artist, and Instagram influencer, shares her wisdom with us on this episode. HIG...
54) How to inspire positive change and the science of getting people to care (BLOOM TUESDAY) 04.09.2018 14:33
Most people don't like to be told what to do or that they need to change their habits, decisions, and lifestyle. So how can we inspire positive action and changes in the name of better health and sustainability? Here, I share 5 tips I learned from our past guests that can help strengthen our messaging and approach, and some insights from an article called The Science of What Makes People Care, pub...
53) How traveling can inspire connection, harmony, social and eco awareness with modern-day Tarzan @CaptainPotter 01.09.2018 33:37
How can traveling inspire a deeper appreciation for humankind and its diversity, more harmony and connection in our world, and awareness of our world's social and environmental issues? What does it take to move people to action through social media and visual storytelling? "Modern day Tarzan with a camera" Sam Potter, photographer, filmmaker, and content creator known as @CaptainPotter on YouTub...
52) Why it's time to go beyond 'organic' to regenerative agriculture with ecological designer Mari Stuart 30.08.2018 37:05
Once we've gone down the rabbit hole, digging up all the social, public health, and environmental issues we face today, how do we get ourselves out of there to actually take action and make a difference? Most people already understand and support the idea of 'organic,' which is great... But why is that not enough for sustainability? Why is regenerative agriculture the next big thing to support? ...
51) Why starting with tiny changes is how we'll win big (BLOOM TUESDAY) 28.08.2018 10:03
Plastic straws may make up just 0.03% of ocean plastic waste, but why is this particular focus so important for us to move the needle forward in addressing the bigger picture of plastic pollution? What are two things we can get excited about this week? For a chance to win a gift card to an eco brand every month, subscribe to our Sunday Newsletters at www. GreenDreamer.com , and I look forward to...
50) 'Can Business Save the Earth' and why everyone has a key role to play with Michael Lenox 25.08.2018 29:04
Considering that a lot of our environmental, social, and public health issues today are driven by irresponsible business practices, how can we turn this around so that we can collectively use the power of business for good? In spite of knowing what we need to preserve our clean water, clean air, biodiversity, and healthy ecosystems, why is it that we still have resistance against these fundamental...
49) Inspiring eco awareness through fun festivals and events with Green Is The New Black's Stephanie Dickson 23.08.2018 32:11
How can we bring more fun into sustainability so we can draw more people into the space? To inspire greater awareness and action, what can in-person events do for sustainability that the digital world can't replicate? Stephanie Dickson, Founder of The Wedge and Green is the New Black (Asia's first conscious festival) shares her wisdom with us on this episode. HIGHLIGHTS: [6:54] The biggest ch...
48) Beginner's tips to sustainable fashion with investigative writer and stylist Kasi Martin (BLOOM TUESDAY) 21.08.2018 15:52
With the fashion industry being one of the biggest polluters in the world, how can we start shopping more sustainably for our clothes without getting overwhelmed? What's an exciting trend we can feel hopeful about within fashion? Special guest for this Bloom Tuesday, Kasi Martin of The Peahen (@the_peahen) shares her expert tips and insights with us. Find the full show notes with references li...
47) From eco surfboard startup into global industry authority with Firewire’s CEO Mark Price 18.08.2018 35:01
What did it take for our guest today to help an eco surfboard startup become an industry authority and leader? What do we need to inspire a collective shift to valuing our needs over our desires? Mark Price, CEO of Firewire surfboards and former executive at Reef and RipCurl, shares his wisdom with you. HIGHLIGHTS: [7:40] Mark walks through the process of manufacturing conventional surfboards...
46) Making sustainability sexy and desirable with serial ecopreneur and ‘ECOrenaissance’ author Marci Zaroff 16.08.2018 36:46
What does it mean that we're now beginning an “Eco-Renaissance”? Rather than guilting or shaming people into being more eco-friendly, which might really just push people away, how can we attract people into sustainability so that they naturally and excitedly want to be a part of this movement? Serial ecopreneur (MetaWear, Under the Canopy, Farm to Home Organic, Good Catch Foods, Beyond Brands, I...
45) 3 Disruptive, innovative projects in sustainable fashion to get excited about (BLOOM TUESDAY) 14.08.2018 7:47
When these projects scale, they may have immense positive impact in helping our fashion industry become healthier and more sustainable. Find the full show notes with references linked at www. GreenDreamer.com/45 , and follow me on Instagram @KameaChayne where I'll be sharing more of my inspirations, tips, and learning lessons along the way. Thanks for bringing your light! x
44) A $2.2 Million "Tiny Business" that led the reusable bag movement with ECOBAGS Founder Sharon Rowe 11.08.2018 35:23
How was Sharon Rowe able to grow her company into a $2.2 million tiny business while being a pioneer, leading the reusable bag movement? How can we thrive personally, professionally and financially, all while not compromising our values rooted in sustainability? Sharon Rowe, founder of ECOBAGS, shares her wisdom with us on this episode. HIGHLIGHTS: [8:55] Kaméa: "What was one of the most diffi...
43) Bringing sustainability to the mass market by making it accessible to all with LunchSkin's Founder Kirsten Quigley 09.08.2018 35:08
How was our guest today able to get her eco-friendly lunch bags available not just in eco-focused stores, but also in the mass market through big box retailers like Target and T.J. Maxx? Even though issues with plastic pollution have already been around for decades, what did it take for us to wake the world up about this on a global scale, as we have in the recent months? Kirsten Quigley, founde...
42) 5 Fascinating tree intelligence findings and why ancient forests are our key allies (BLOOM TUESDAY) 07.08.2018 10:20
Have you read The Hidden Life of Trees by Peter Wohlleben? Here, I share 5 fascinating things I learned about trees from this NYTimes Bestseller, including why ancient forests are our key allies in helping us work towards a thriving planet. Find the full show notes with references linked at www. GreenDreamer.com/42 , and follow me on Instagram @KameaChayne where I'll be sharing more of my inspir...
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