Green Living Chats

Olga Johnston–Antonova  joined the Podcast to discuss her journey and professional life in the sustainable fashion (industry). We discussed her background story on how she got into the industry, how the fashion industry evolved in her eyes between Europe and its environs and Russia, her transition into sustainability, knowing how the industry she loved so much is polluting the environment, am...

Prof. Peter Shaw joined the Podcast to the research stories segment to chat on Artificial Intelligence & Sustainability. We talked about how he got into computer science and how he uses AI to make a significant impact in the medical field. More significantly, we discussed how AI can be applied in sustainability.  Prof. Peter Shaw is an Australian computer scientist with extensive applicat...

Anthony Owusu-Ansah joined the GLC podcast to discuss how the courier/delivery industry be sustainable. Michael Rada , our residence consultant on the Industry 5.0 segment, also share his experience on the matter. We talked about the loopholes in sustainability in this industry, sustainable transportation alternatives, packaging challenges, single-use and milk-run systems.  This is Part 2 of...

Anthony Owusu-Ansah joined the GLC podcast to discuss how the courier/delivery industry be sustainable. Michael Rada , our residence consultant on the Industry 5.0 segment, also share his experience on the matter. We talked about the status of the courier/delivery/logistics industry in Ghana and around the world; and the loopholes in the industry? Finally, our guest shared an inspiring message to...

Jason Dibble and Shaun Zaken joined me to discuss their innovative solutions to solving the single-use problem. We talked about Jason's experience moving from the military into sustainability and what he learnt from his experience aboard that got him thinking about the environment, single-use and its impact on our environment-massive waste generation into landfills, and the loopholes in the recycl...

Jason Dibble and Shaun Zaken joined me to discuss their innovative solutions to solving the single-use problem. We talked about Jason's experience moving from the military into sustainability and what he learnt from his experience aboard that got him thinking about the environment; single-use and its impact on our environment-massive waste generation into landfills; and the loopholes in the recycl...

Agudor Kwaku Agabas joined me on the Podcast to discuss E-waste Recycling in Ghana and how AppCyclers are doing their bit to solve this issue. Agabas is an entrepreneur, an environmental enthusiast, a social media specialist and an HND in Accounting graduate from Tamale Technical University. Currently the Co-Founder & C.E.O of AppCyclers. He grew up in Buipe, a local community in northern Ghan...

The Annual Ghana Green Building Summit (GGBS) was created in 2017 to evaluate Ghana’s Green Building needs and tailor the local design, finance, and policy solutions. In the past three editions, prior speakers have included ministers of state, policymakers, international development agencies, industry experts and professional associations.  Having had the opportunity to discuss materials and...

Biogas entrepreneurs in Africa join forces to demand better working conditions and regulate foreign aid involvement. #BiogasUnite is an initiative of local and international companies and entrepreneurs to improve the conditions for all in the biogas sector. Up to now, the biogas sector has been primarily driven by donor-funded projects and programs without creating a sustainable, fair and function...

Madhavi Venkatesan, PhD , joined me on the Green Living Chats podcast to discuss sustainability and our energy systems. First, we talked about the basics you need to know about sustainability and how it looks presently. Most importantly, we talked about renewable energies and what we need to know about their impact on our environment. This is part 2 of a 2-part series, so watch out for part 2 next...

Madhavi Venkatesan, PhD , joined me on the Green Living Chats podcast to discuss sustainability and our energy systems. First, we talked about the basics you need to know about sustainability and how it looks presently. Most importantly, we talked about renewable energies and what we need to know about their impact on our environment. This is part 1 of a 2-part series, so watch out for part 2 next...

Joanna Bingham and Deborah Ohui Nartey from Footprints Africa joined me on the Green Living Chats podcast to discuss how the circular economy looks in Africa. We dived into their goal and mission at Footprints Africa and what they are doing to change Africa's circular economy narrative. Joanna Bingham, CEO of Footprints Africa, is passionate about supporting businesses to improve their social...

Dr Takunda Chitaka joined me on the Research stories segment on the Green Living Chats podcast. Our conversation was based on her PhD thesis, which looked into the Inclusion of leakage into life cycle management of plastic products as a material choice. So we dived into the issue of plastics, plastic waste pollution and life cycle assessments.  Dr Takunda Chitaka is a Postdoctoral Research Fe...

Geeva Samynathan joined me on the Green Living Chats podcast to talk about "My Clean Beach initiative in Malaysia. We talked about why people litter and the power of being part of a solution. Geeva has always enjoyed my time at the beach, and I find those quiet moments to be precious. Having the opportunity to live most of my life not far away from the ocean, she always knew every humankind n...

Geeva Samynathan joined me on the Green Living Chats podcast to talk about "My Clean Beach initiative in Malaysia. We talked about why people litter and the power of being part of a solution. Geeva has always enjoyed my time at the beach, and I find those quiet moments to be precious. Having the opportunity to live most of my life not far away from the ocean, she always knew every humankind n...

Nana Adjei joined me on the Green Living Chats podcast to talk about state waste management in Ghana and the sustainable way forward. Nana shared extensively about the sustainable and systematic methods we can adopt in moving forward as a country. We discussed the role of individuals, policies, government, R&D and education in this proposed era. Nana Adjei is a passionate Environmentalist with...

Hey there,  The Green Living Chats podcast is back from the break, and this is a brief recap on what we did in season II. And what to expect in season III.  Thank you to all Guests who came on the show and are yet to come. And all who support this podcast/ make it possible. Our team at Green Living Chats podcast is excited to announce our participation in the R3ISE Events-3rd Kathar...

The Africa Eco-Research Reports – AFRICER project is Pan-African with the involvement of both the private and public sectors. They aim to create awareness and encourage the local communities to move into a green economy by reducing carbon emissions and improving the waste segregation system. AFRICER will help develop and encourage investing in infrastructural and assets developments to boost econo...

We will be back in August 2021 . Watch out for exciting and super super educative conversations. Change is NOW, wonna be a part? join this TRAIN.  The Green Living Chats podcast is now on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W-V3zIM5PQc&list=PLM5K-mtmLEpGyaz9WYGxjlpGj8RPOTg0K. Listen to Green Living Chats podcast on all podcast platforms; https://linktr.ee/ecoametsolutions. You can al...

Philip Kyeremanteng joined me on the podcast to share his experience on how he got to where he is as an Environment Risk Lead at Canal and River Trust in the UK. He also shared the decisions he had to make to clear his path and tips on how to prepare yourself as a student for the industry.  Philip is an Environmental scientist with experience in environmental assurance and protection, solid w...

Philip Kyeremanteng joined me on the podcast to discuss some of the environmental challenges we face in Ghana and effective solutions to adapt in moving forward. Our conversation mainly covered improper solid waste management and the impact of illegal mining (Galamsey) in Ghana. Philip also shared his thoughts as an environmental consultant on the solutions to adapt and the role of individuals, co...

Nicole Baker Loke joined me in the podcast to discuss the role of effective recycling in a circular economy and the loopholes we need to consider in sustainable economic growth.  Nicole Baker Loke is a former North Pacific groundfish fisheries observer (2010-2015) and Net Your Problem LLC founder.  Net Your Problem collects fishing gear from fishers and sends it to recyclers who turn it...

Nicole Baker Loke joined me on the podcast to talk about the recycling solutions they are providing at Net Your Problem LLC. and her perspective on how to improve sustainability in this industry. Nicole Baker Loke is a former North Pacific groundfish fisheries observer (2010-2015) and the founder of Net Your Problem LLC.  Net Your Problem collects fishing gear from fishermen and sends it to r...

Green living Chats Podcast presents “ The Philosophy in PhD ”.  What does it mean to graduate as a philosopher of a field?  How should the journey of becoming a PhD transform the life of a graduate student? What unique value does a PhD holder bring to the table for solving society’s problems? Join us as we discuss these questions and more in this conversation as we cultivate the culture...

Eyal Harel joined me on the podcast to discuss BlueGreen Water Technologies' solution to cyanobacterial toxic blooms in freshwater bodies (aka “blue-green algae”). We talked about his life experiences and how he came up with this solution together with his team. We also discussed the application of their technology as well as the research and certification that has gone into securing the safe...