https://simplecast.com Magnifeco Radio Magnifeco Radio is a series of frank and intimate conversations hosted by Kate Black, author and founder of magnifeco.com. Each week Kate chats with designers, makers and sustainable leaders about their path and motivation plus the latest in ethical fashion, clean beauty and sustainable living. © 2016 Heritage Radio Network en Mon, 7 Aug 2017 17:47:00 +0000 Wed, 30 Apr 2025 08:00:13 +0000 https://magnifeco-radio.simplecast.com Magnifeco Radio https://image.simplecastcdn.com/images/df525d81-1496-4c53-9525-28d43423675b/9ecfa005-cb08-4e7a-9c0d-7a594171637c/3000x3000/magnifeco-radio.jpg?aid=rss_feed https://magnifeco-radio.simplecast.com episodic Magnifeco Radio is a series of frank and intimate conversations hosted by Kate Black, author and founder of magnifeco.com. Each week Kate chats with designers, makers and sustainable leaders about their path and motivation plus the latest in ethical fashion, clean beauty and sustainable living. Heritage Radio Network false https://feeds.simplecast.com/dF4hzS4_ Heritage Radio Network, interviews, podcasts, talk radio, Magnifeco Radio, Kate Black, fashion, fashion design, ethical fashion, clean beauty, sustainable living, sustainability, activism, fashion designers Heritage Radio Network info@heritageradionetwork.org ec8d7b39-385c-4254-9b8c-52a82233dc86 Episode 40: Making a Business Out of Scraps When Jessica Schreiber first appeared on Magnifeco Radio (Episode 5) she had just launched FABSCRAP, a fabric pickup and recycling business in New York City. Almost one-year later, she rejoins Kate to discuss the growth of the business, the current state of commercial textile waste and life as an entrepreneur.

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]]> Mon, 7 Aug 2017 17:47:00 +0000 info@heritageradionetwork.org (Heritage Radio Network) https://magnifeco-radio.simplecast.com/episodes/76fe3234-76fe3234 When Jessica Schreiber first appeared on Magnifeco Radio (Episode 5) she had just launched FABSCRAP, a fabric pickup and recycling business in New York City. Almost one-year later, she rejoins Kate to discuss the growth of the business, the current state of commercial textile waste and life as an entrepreneur.

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]]> Episode 40: Making a Business Out of Scraps Heritage Radio Network 00:35:33 When Jessica Schreiber first appeared on Magnifeco Radio (Episode 5) she had just launched FABSCRAP, a fabric pickup and recycling business in New York City. Almost one-year later, she rejoins Kate to discuss the growth of the business, the current state of commercial textile waste and life as an entrepreneur. When Jessica Schreiber first appeared on Magnifeco Radio (Episode 5) she had just launched FABSCRAP, a fabric pickup and recycling business in New York City. Almost one-year later, she rejoins Kate to discuss the growth of the business, the current state of commercial textile waste and life as an entrepreneur. kate black, clean beauty, jessic schreiber, magnifeco radio, fashion entrepreneur, eco-fashion, fabric recycling, sustainability, ethical fashion, entrepreneur, fabscrap, textile waste false full 41 bf0d486e-d705-4bae-922f-9b74633ad2fe Episode 39: Magic Mushrooms In a world drowning in plastic, today's guest co-founded a mycelium-based product that can be used for everything from insulation to furniture. Eben Bayer of Ecovative joins Kate to discuss following your passion and creating a sustainable product with endless uses and how to share it with the world.

]]> Mon, 31 Jul 2017 17:33:00 +0000 info@heritageradionetwork.org (Heritage Radio Network) https://magnifeco-radio.simplecast.com/episodes/f23276ea-f23276ea In a world drowning in plastic, today's guest co-founded a mycelium-based product that can be used for everything from insulation to furniture. Eben Bayer of Ecovative joins Kate to discuss following your passion and creating a sustainable product with endless uses and how to share it with the world.

]]> Episode 39: Magic Mushrooms Heritage Radio Network 00:28:31 In a world drowning in plastic, today's guest co-founded a mycelium-based product that can be used for everything from insulation to furniture. Eben Bayer of Ecovative joins Kate to discuss following your passion and creating a sustainable product with endless uses and how to share it with the world. In a world drowning in plastic, today's guest co-founded a mycelium-based product that can be used for everything from insulation to furniture. Eben Bayer of Ecovative joins Kate to discuss following your passion and creating a sustainable product with endless uses and how to share it with the world. mycelium, clean beauty, kate black, eben bayer, sustainability, eco-fashion, ethical fashion, plastic, magnifeco radio, ecovative false full 40 d8bf8154-ff0e-4299-aa6d-074fb66edfb7 Episode 38: The Crisis of Stuff It's not just the fashion industry, we are making and buying 'stuff' at unprecedented rates. But what happens to it when we are done? Steven Bethel has been creating innovative solutions for the crisis of stuff for over twenty years and he joins Kate to talk about what recyclers and the used goods industry does with all of our stuff.

]]> Mon, 24 Jul 2017 17:44:00 +0000 info@heritageradionetwork.org (Heritage Radio Network) https://magnifeco-radio.simplecast.com/episodes/dcd18377-dcd18377 It's not just the fashion industry, we are making and buying 'stuff' at unprecedented rates. But what happens to it when we are done? Steven Bethel has been creating innovative solutions for the crisis of stuff for over twenty years and he joins Kate to talk about what recyclers and the used goods industry does with all of our stuff.

]]> Episode 38: The Crisis of Stuff Heritage Radio Network 00:35:17 It's not just the fashion industry, we are making and buying 'stuff' at unprecedented rates. But what happens to it when we are done? Steven Bethel has been creating innovative solutions for the crisis of stuff for over twenty years and he joins Kate to talk about what recyclers and the used goods industry does with all of our stuff. It's not just the fashion industry, we are making and buying 'stuff' at unprecedented rates. But what happens to it when we are done? Steven Bethel has been creating innovative solutions for the crisis of stuff for over twenty years and he joins Kate to talk about what recyclers and the used goods industry does with all of our stuff. eco-fashion, the crisis of stuff, clean beauty, kate black, goodwill, steven bethel, sustainability, landfills, used goods, ethical fashion, magnifeco radio, recycling false full 39 0073a782-edc6-41d2-85c3-9758a5e1cb8b Episode 37: MooShoes: Cruelty-free and Animal Approved When they opened their vegan shoe store MooShoes in 2001, sisters Erica and Sara Kubersky were ahead of the curve. By creating a retail solution to meet their personal problem (where can vegans buy shoes?) they met a market need and have cultivated a faithful following. Erica and Sara join Kate to discuss creating a successful, mission-driven business.

]]> Mon, 17 Jul 2017 17:41:00 +0000 info@heritageradionetwork.org (Heritage Radio Network) https://magnifeco-radio.simplecast.com/episodes/844afe29-844afe29 When they opened their vegan shoe store MooShoes in 2001, sisters Erica and Sara Kubersky were ahead of the curve. By creating a retail solution to meet their personal problem (where can vegans buy shoes?) they met a market need and have cultivated a faithful following. Erica and Sara join Kate to discuss creating a successful, mission-driven business.

]]> Episode 37: MooShoes: Cruelty-free and Animal Approved Heritage Radio Network 00:35:20 When they opened their vegan shoe store MooShoes in 2001, sisters Erica and Sara Kubersky were ahead of the curve. By creating a retail solution to meet their personal problem (where can vegans buy shoes?) they met a market need and have cultivated a faithful following. Erica and Sara join Kate to discuss creating a successful, mission-driven business. When they opened their vegan shoe store MooShoes in 2001, sisters Erica and Sara Kubersky were ahead of the curve. By creating a retail solution to meet their personal problem (where can vegans buy shoes?) they met a market need and have cultivated a faithful following. Erica and Sara join Kate to discuss creating a successful, mission-driven business. vegan, kate black, clean beauty, magnifeco radio, erica kubersky, vegan shoes, eco-fashion, sustainability, retail, sara kubersky, mooshoes, ethical fashion false full 38 74d9c130-3145-4cb5-b9b0-3137e246c54f Episode 36: When Food meets Skin Care French women care about two things: food and skin care. On her journey to overcome breast cancer, Valerie Grandury started to create her own skincare line. One that was freshly made and 100% organic. Valerie joins Kate to discuss how Odacité meets the French expectation of great skincare without preservatives or harmful chemicals.

]]> Mon, 10 Jul 2017 18:12:00 +0000 info@heritageradionetwork.org (Heritage Radio Network) https://magnifeco-radio.simplecast.com/episodes/cdee4fc8-cdee4fc8 French women care about two things: food and skin care. On her journey to overcome breast cancer, Valerie Grandury started to create her own skincare line. One that was freshly made and 100% organic. Valerie joins Kate to discuss how Odacité meets the French expectation of great skincare without preservatives or harmful chemicals.

]]> Episode 36: When Food meets Skin Care Heritage Radio Network 00:30:38 French women care about two things: food and skin care. On her journey to overcome breast cancer, Valerie Grandury started to create her own skincare line. One that was freshly made and 100% organic. Valerie joins Kate to discuss how Odacité meets the French expectation of great skincare without preservatives or harmful chemicals. French women care about two things: food and skin care. On her journey to overcome breast cancer, Valerie Grandury started to create her own skincare line. One that was freshly made and 100% organic. Valerie joins Kate to discuss how Odacité meets the French expectation of great skincare without preservatives or harmful chemicals. breast cancer, clean beauty, skincare, harmful chemicals, sustainability, magnifeco radio, eco-fashion, ethical fashion, organic, odacite, valerie grandury, kate black false full 37 6f4a08de-83f7-42cb-a773-1f15ddd45c3f Episode 35: The Queen of Raw When Stephanie Benedetto cofounded a textile company with her college roommate, she was surprised to learn how much excess inventory brands and manufacturers had on their books. Set to fix that problem, she launched Queen of Raw, a technology platform to pair designers, students and brands with low cost inventory (textiles, finishings, even sewing machines). She joins Kate to talk about running two businesses, having a family and trying to save the fashion industry from waste.

]]> Mon, 26 Jun 2017 17:49:00 +0000 info@heritageradionetwork.org (Heritage Radio Network) https://magnifeco-radio.simplecast.com/episodes/1a4e3b82-1a4e3b82 When Stephanie Benedetto cofounded a textile company with her college roommate, she was surprised to learn how much excess inventory brands and manufacturers had on their books. Set to fix that problem, she launched Queen of Raw, a technology platform to pair designers, students and brands with low cost inventory (textiles, finishings, even sewing machines). She joins Kate to talk about running two businesses, having a family and trying to save the fashion industry from waste.

]]> Episode 35: The Queen of Raw Heritage Radio Network 00:36:40 When Stephanie Benedetto cofounded a textile company with her college roommate, she was surprised to learn how much excess inventory brands and manufacturers had on their books. Set to fix that problem, she launched Queen of Raw, a technology platform to pair designers, students and brands with low cost inventory (textiles, finishings, even sewing machines). She joins Kate to talk about running two businesses, having a family and trying to save the fashion industry from waste. When Stephanie Benedetto cofounded a textile company with her college roommate, she was surprised to learn how much excess inventory brands and manufacturers had on their books. Set to fix that problem, she launched Queen of Raw, a technology platform to pair designers, students and brands with low cost inventory (textiles, finishings, even sewing machines). She joins Kate to talk about running two businesses, having a family and trying to save the fashion industry from waste. clean beauty, small business, stephanie benedetto, business, sustainability, textile, ethical fashion, raw, magnifeco radio, eco-fashion, kate black false full 36 726395d8-bc3f-4470-8ee7-96e930242670 Episode 34: Green Beauty The organic and natural beauty market is booming (the value is expected to reach $13.2 billion by 2018). Celebrity make-up artist and all around green beauty expert, Katey Denno, joins Kate to discuss the growth and dispel myths about the industry. Can we have clean, green beauty?

]]> Mon, 12 Jun 2017 17:46:00 +0000 info@heritageradionetwork.org (Heritage Radio Network) https://magnifeco-radio.simplecast.com/episodes/4a99d71c-4a99d71c The organic and natural beauty market is booming (the value is expected to reach $13.2 billion by 2018). Celebrity make-up artist and all around green beauty expert, Katey Denno, joins Kate to discuss the growth and dispel myths about the industry. Can we have clean, green beauty?

]]> Episode 34: Green Beauty Heritage Radio Network 00:34:47 The organic and natural beauty market is booming (the value is expected to reach $13.2 billion by 2018). Celebrity make-up artist and all around green beauty expert, Katey Denno, joins Kate to discuss the growth and dispel myths about the industry. Can we have clean, green beauty? The organic and natural beauty market is booming (the value is expected to reach $13.2 billion by 2018). Celebrity make-up artist and all around green beauty expert, Katey Denno, joins Kate to discuss the growth and dispel myths about the industry. Can we have clean, green beauty? katey denno, kate black, green beauty, clean beauty, eco-fashion, chemistry, make-up, make-up artists, sustainability, beauty market, magnifeco radio, ethical fashion false full 35 76e52e0c-e21b-4f8d-b01c-bc5a9a0ca3cb Episode 33: The New "R" - for Renew Seeing a void in the circular economy for apparel brands, the Renewal Workshop aims to help mitigate fashion waste. Co-founder Jeff Denby joins Kate to discuss this new business and how he plans to solve hard problems and create new systems that do what is good and right for people and for the planet.

]]> Mon, 5 Jun 2017 17:37:00 +0000 info@heritageradionetwork.org (Heritage Radio Network) https://magnifeco-radio.simplecast.com/episodes/8171407c-8171407c Seeing a void in the circular economy for apparel brands, the Renewal Workshop aims to help mitigate fashion waste. Co-founder Jeff Denby joins Kate to discuss this new business and how he plans to solve hard problems and create new systems that do what is good and right for people and for the planet.

]]> Episode 33: The New "R" - for Renew Heritage Radio Network 00:34:00 Seeing a void in the circular economy for apparel brands, the Renewal Workshop aims to help mitigate fashion waste. Co-founder Jeff Denby joins Kate to discuss this new business and how he plans to solve hard problems and create new systems that do what is good and right for people and for the planet. Seeing a void in the circular economy for apparel brands, the Renewal Workshop aims to help mitigate fashion waste. Co-founder Jeff Denby joins Kate to discuss this new business and how he plans to solve hard problems and create new systems that do what is good and right for people and for the planet. clean beauty, eco-fashion, kate black, sustainability, ethical fashion, renewal workshop, magnifeco radio, jeff denby false full 34 624e2aa8-695e-4d53-aa00-ef868270ab36 Episode 32: Technology for Transparency + Supporting Artisans Kavita Parmar is a fashion designer, serial entrepreneur, founder and creative director of the IOU Project. Through the IOU Project she has built a bridge to connect consumers with artisans. Winner of UNSSC Leadership Award, Winner of the Luxury Briefing Award for Innovation of the Year in London, Winner of SOURCE Awards by Ethical Fashion Forum London, Winner of the Sustainable Luxury Award Latin America in Buenos Aires, part of the New York city NY Venture Fellows program, selected for the Unreasonable at Sea program and more, Kavita joins Kate to discuss open source and the opportunities facilitated by technology to support artisans and their craft.

]]> Mon, 29 May 2017 17:47:00 +0000 info@heritageradionetwork.org (Heritage Radio Network) https://magnifeco-radio.simplecast.com/episodes/950af604-950af604 Kavita Parmar is a fashion designer, serial entrepreneur, founder and creative director of the IOU Project. Through the IOU Project she has built a bridge to connect consumers with artisans. Winner of UNSSC Leadership Award, Winner of the Luxury Briefing Award for Innovation of the Year in London, Winner of SOURCE Awards by Ethical Fashion Forum London, Winner of the Sustainable Luxury Award Latin America in Buenos Aires, part of the New York city NY Venture Fellows program, selected for the Unreasonable at Sea program and more, Kavita joins Kate to discuss open source and the opportunities facilitated by technology to support artisans and their craft.

]]> Episode 32: Technology for Transparency + Supporting Artisans Heritage Radio Network 00:30:32 Kavita Parmar is a fashion designer, serial entrepreneur, founder and creative director of the IOU Project. Through the IOU Project she has built a bridge to connect consumers with artisans. Winner of UNSSC Leadership Award, Winner of the Luxury Briefing Award for Innovation of the Year in London, Winner of SOURCE Awards by Ethical Fashion Forum London, Winner of the Sustainable Luxury Award Latin America in Buenos Aires, part of the New York city NY Venture Fellows program, selected for the Unreasonable at Sea program and more, Kavita joins Kate to discuss open source and the opportunities facilitated by technology to support artisans and their craft. Kavita Parmar is a fashion designer, serial entrepreneur, founder and creative director of the IOU Project. Through the IOU Project she has built a bridge to connect consumers with artisans. Winner of UNSSC Leadership Award, Winner of the Luxury Briefing Award for Innovation of the Year in London, Winner of SOURCE Awards by Ethical Fashion Forum London, Winner of the Sustainable Luxury Award Latin America in Buenos Aires, part of the New York city NY Venture Fellows program, selected for the Unreasonable at Sea program and more, Kavita joins Kate to discuss open source and the opportunities facilitated by technology to support artisans and their craft. fashion design, clean beauty, kavita parmar, crafters, magnifeco radio, iou project, sustainability, technology, artisans, ethical fashion, kate black, eco-fashion false full 33 a6e11318-5036-457d-8df3-358b261e7079 Episode 31: Zero Waste Fashion Disturbed by the textile waste she witnessed in Cambodia, Rachel Faller pivoted and started zero waste fashion brand Tonlé. She's created jobs and mitigated waste all while producing a ready to wear line. She joins Kate to discuss the journey.

]]> Mon, 22 May 2017 18:08:00 +0000 info@heritageradionetwork.org (Heritage Radio Network) https://magnifeco-radio.simplecast.com/episodes/b70eddbb-b70eddbb Disturbed by the textile waste she witnessed in Cambodia, Rachel Faller pivoted and started zero waste fashion brand Tonlé. She's created jobs and mitigated waste all while producing a ready to wear line. She joins Kate to discuss the journey.

]]> Episode 31: Zero Waste Fashion Heritage Radio Network 00:35:17 Disturbed by the textile waste she witnessed in Cambodia, Rachel Faller pivoted and started zero waste fashion brand Tonlé. She's created jobs and mitigated waste all while producing a ready to wear line. She joins Kate to discuss the journey. Disturbed by the textile waste she witnessed in Cambodia, Rachel Faller pivoted and started zero waste fashion brand Tonlé. She's created jobs and mitigated waste all while producing a ready to wear line. She joins Kate to discuss the journey. tonlé, clean beauty, cambodia, rachel faller, kate black, eco-fashion, sustainability, magnifeco radio, textile waste, ethical fashion false full 32 5945dd07-018b-421a-a846-827428302796 Episode 30: Investing in Cruelty Free Liz Dee became a vegan as soon as she discovered the realities of factory farming. An ethical vegan and angel investor, Liz joins Kate to discuss veganism, disruptive companies and the future of conscious business models, across fashion, food and more.

]]> Mon, 15 May 2017 17:50:00 +0000 info@heritageradionetwork.org (Heritage Radio Network) https://magnifeco-radio.simplecast.com/episodes/92bb951a-92bb951a Liz Dee became a vegan as soon as she discovered the realities of factory farming. An ethical vegan and angel investor, Liz joins Kate to discuss veganism, disruptive companies and the future of conscious business models, across fashion, food and more.

]]> Episode 30: Investing in Cruelty Free Heritage Radio Network 00:28:25 Liz Dee became a vegan as soon as she discovered the realities of factory farming. An ethical vegan and angel investor, Liz joins Kate to discuss veganism, disruptive companies and the future of conscious business models, across fashion, food and more. Liz Dee became a vegan as soon as she discovered the realities of factory farming. An ethical vegan and angel investor, Liz joins Kate to discuss veganism, disruptive companies and the future of conscious business models, across fashion, food and more. vegan, angel investor, magnifeco radio, clean beauty, liz dee, eco-fashion, sustainability, factory farming, ethical fashion, kate black false full 31 698dcd19-7596-4a78-a0e6-11e3f7257422 Episode 29: Using Design to Inspire Change Berlin-based entrepreneur and changemaker Andrea Bury created The ABURY Design Experience (ADEx) in 2015 as the first international contest to match one emerging designers with a traditional craft community to create an accessory capsule collection using traditional crafts knowledge from different cultures. Kate talks with Andrea about: the mission, the contest (which is now open and seeking a designer to work in Ethiopia) and whether design can inspire change.

]]> Mon, 8 May 2017 17:32:00 +0000 info@heritageradionetwork.org (Heritage Radio Network) https://magnifeco-radio.simplecast.com/episodes/38533c72-38533c72 Berlin-based entrepreneur and changemaker Andrea Bury created The ABURY Design Experience (ADEx) in 2015 as the first international contest to match one emerging designers with a traditional craft community to create an accessory capsule collection using traditional crafts knowledge from different cultures. Kate talks with Andrea about: the mission, the contest (which is now open and seeking a designer to work in Ethiopia) and whether design can inspire change.

]]> Episode 29: Using Design to Inspire Change Heritage Radio Network 00:32:04 Berlin-based entrepreneur and changemaker Andrea Bury created The ABURY Design Experience (ADEx) in 2015 as the first international contest to match one emerging designers with a traditional craft community to create an accessory capsule collection using traditional crafts knowledge from different cultures. Kate talks with Andrea about: the mission, the contest (which is now open and seeking a designer to work in Ethiopia) and whether design can inspire change. Berlin-based entrepreneur and changemaker Andrea Bury created The ABURY Design Experience (ADEx) in 2015 as the first international contest to match one emerging designers with a traditional craft community to create an accessory capsule collection using traditional crafts knowledge from different cultures. Kate talks with Andrea about: the mission, the contest (which is now open and seeking a designer to work in Ethiopia) and whether design can inspire change. andrea bury, fashion design, clean beauty, design contest, kate black, ethiopia, magnifeco radio, the abury design experience, sustainability, ethical fashion, eco-fashion, adex, abury false full 30 0e35d898-b1a3-4b1d-a745-44c1035cb406 Episode 28: Fashion Revolution Is fashion ready for a revolution? Orsola de Castro and the team behind Fashion Revolution think so. Founded in the aftermath of the Rana Plaza factory collapse, Fashion Revolution is a global campaign that seeks greater transparency in the fashion industry. With events in over 90 countries, Orsola shares with Kate why (and how) everyone should get involved.

]]> Mon, 24 Apr 2017 17:45:00 +0000 info@heritageradionetwork.org (Heritage Radio Network) https://magnifeco-radio.simplecast.com/episodes/8fbd3e9b-8fbd3e9b Is fashion ready for a revolution? Orsola de Castro and the team behind Fashion Revolution think so. Founded in the aftermath of the Rana Plaza factory collapse, Fashion Revolution is a global campaign that seeks greater transparency in the fashion industry. With events in over 90 countries, Orsola shares with Kate why (and how) everyone should get involved.

]]> Episode 28: Fashion Revolution Heritage Radio Network 00:28:40 Is fashion ready for a revolution? Orsola de Castro and the team behind Fashion Revolution think so. Founded in the aftermath of the Rana Plaza factory collapse, Fashion Revolution is a global campaign that seeks greater transparency in the fashion industry. With events in over 90 countries, Orsola shares with Kate why (and how) everyone should get involved. Is fashion ready for a revolution? Orsola de Castro and the team behind Fashion Revolution think so. Founded in the aftermath of the Rana Plaza factory collapse, Fashion Revolution is a global campaign that seeks greater transparency in the fashion industry. With events in over 90 countries, Orsola shares with Kate why (and how) everyone should get involved. magnifeco radio, clean beauty, kate black, orsola de castro, eco-fashion, sustainability, fashion revolution, ethical fashion, fashion industry, rana plaza false full 29 ca7a6f22-08e5-4c5f-babb-5f35a91392aa Episode 27: Building a Vegan Brand When accessories designer Francisca Pineda got sick from the leather she was working with, she knew she had to make a change. She co-founded Bhava Studio to redefine premium vegan footwear. She sits down with Kate to discuss the slow and steady task of building a (vegan) footwear brand.

]]> Mon, 10 Apr 2017 17:30:00 +0000 info@heritageradionetwork.org (Heritage Radio Network) https://magnifeco-radio.simplecast.com/episodes/8c0ef9d5-8c0ef9d5 When accessories designer Francisca Pineda got sick from the leather she was working with, she knew she had to make a change. She co-founded Bhava Studio to redefine premium vegan footwear. She sits down with Kate to discuss the slow and steady task of building a (vegan) footwear brand.

]]> Episode 27: Building a Vegan Brand Heritage Radio Network 00:31:25 When accessories designer Francisca Pineda got sick from the leather she was working with, she knew she had to make a change. She co-founded Bhava Studio to redefine premium vegan footwear. She sits down with Kate to discuss the slow and steady task of building a (vegan) footwear brand. When accessories designer Francisca Pineda got sick from the leather she was working with, she knew she had to make a change. She co-founded Bhava Studio to redefine premium vegan footwear. She sits down with Kate to discuss the slow and steady task of building a (vegan) footwear brand. vegan, francisca pineda, clean beauty, bhava, leather, sustainability, ethical fashion, footwear, eco-fashion, kate black, magnifeco radio false full 28 20bb3b4c-a183-4729-9007-648877fe982c Episode 26: Closing the Loop on Fashion Professor Rebecca Earley is a UK-based researcher and strategist for sustainable textiles and the circular economy. She sits down with Kate to discuss new closed-loop materials and products necessary to make fashion more sustainable.

]]> Mon, 3 Apr 2017 17:52:00 +0000 info@heritageradionetwork.org (Heritage Radio Network) https://magnifeco-radio.simplecast.com/episodes/c6591a4c-c6591a4c Professor Rebecca Earley is a UK-based researcher and strategist for sustainable textiles and the circular economy. She sits down with Kate to discuss new closed-loop materials and products necessary to make fashion more sustainable.

]]> Episode 26: Closing the Loop on Fashion Heritage Radio Network 00:30:00 Professor Rebecca Earley is a UK-based researcher and strategist for sustainable textiles and the circular economy. She sits down with Kate to discuss new closed-loop materials and products necessary to make fashion more sustainable. Professor Rebecca Earley is a UK-based researcher and strategist for sustainable textiles and the circular economy. She sits down with Kate to discuss new closed-loop materials and products necessary to make fashion more sustainable. clean beauty, kate black, circular economy, closed-loop materials, rebecca earley, sustainability, textiles, ethical fashion, fashion industry, magnifeco radio, eco-fashion, fabric false full 27 16cd841e-57c7-4456-9faf-91d87a8607a9 Episode 25: A Smaller Footstep - Urban Homesteading with Summer Rayne With her many hats: model, scientist, activist, entrepreneur and author, one thing has remained constant for Summer Rayne Oakes, her urban oasis. Nestled into her Williamsburg apartment, Summer has over 500 plants and has now turned her attention to helping others become more attuned to nature in the city. Kate sits down with Summer to discuss this new endeavor, how to have a smaller footprint, and how to grow a salad in a closet.

]]> Mon, 27 Mar 2017 17:34:00 +0000 info@heritageradionetwork.org (Heritage Radio Network) https://magnifeco-radio.simplecast.com/episodes/157b16b7-157b16b7 With her many hats: model, scientist, activist, entrepreneur and author, one thing has remained constant for Summer Rayne Oakes, her urban oasis. Nestled into her Williamsburg apartment, Summer has over 500 plants and has now turned her attention to helping others become more attuned to nature in the city. Kate sits down with Summer to discuss this new endeavor, how to have a smaller footprint, and how to grow a salad in a closet.

]]> Episode 25: A Smaller Footstep - Urban Homesteading with Summer Rayne Heritage Radio Network 00:36:29 With her many hats: model, scientist, activist, entrepreneur and author, one thing has remained constant for Summer Rayne Oakes, her urban oasis. Nestled into her Williamsburg apartment, Summer has over 500 plants and has now turned her attention to helping others become more attuned to nature in the city. Kate sits down with Summer to discuss this new endeavor, how to have a smaller footprint, and how to grow a salad in a closet. With her many hats: model, scientist, activist, entrepreneur and author, one thing has remained constant for Summer Rayne Oakes, her urban oasis. Nestled into her Williamsburg apartment, Summer has over 500 plants and has now turned her attention to helping others become more attuned to nature in the city. Kate sits down with Summer to discuss this new endeavor, how to have a smaller footprint, and how to grow a salad in a closet. clean beauty, microgreens, kate black, plants, eco-fashion, sustainability, ethical fashion, magnifeco radio, growing, summer rayne oakes, herbs false full 26 f211f2f4-cee0-467b-8c40-740f06ada5a2 Episode 24: Fashion's Effect on the Ocean March 22 is World Water Day. Today's guest is one at the forefront of tackling the unseen problem of microfibers in our water. Microfibers are shed by clothing in the wash and are, by count, the single largest contributor to watershed plastic pollution in developed countries and account for a significant portion of plastic waste entering the ocean. Stiv Wilson, Campaigns Director for The Story of Stuff, championed the campaign to ban micro-beads and is now demanding that clothing companies take responsibility for microfiber pollution.

]]> Mon, 20 Mar 2017 17:46:00 +0000 info@heritageradionetwork.org (Heritage Radio Network) https://magnifeco-radio.simplecast.com/episodes/76156e24-76156e24 March 22 is World Water Day. Today's guest is one at the forefront of tackling the unseen problem of microfibers in our water. Microfibers are shed by clothing in the wash and are, by count, the single largest contributor to watershed plastic pollution in developed countries and account for a significant portion of plastic waste entering the ocean. Stiv Wilson, Campaigns Director for The Story of Stuff, championed the campaign to ban micro-beads and is now demanding that clothing companies take responsibility for microfiber pollution.

]]> Episode 24: Fashion's Effect on the Ocean Heritage Radio Network 00:34:13 March 22 is World Water Day. Today's guest is one at the forefront of tackling the unseen problem of microfibers in our water. Microfibers are shed by clothing in the wash and are, by count, the single largest contributor to watershed plastic pollution in developed countries and account for a significant portion of plastic waste entering the ocean. Stiv Wilson, Campaigns Director for The Story of Stuff, championed the campaign to ban micro-beads and is now demanding that clothing companies take responsibility for microfiber pollution. March 22 is World Water Day. Today's guest is one at the forefront of tackling the unseen problem of microfibers in our water. Microfibers are shed by clothing in the wash and are, by count, the single largest contributor to watershed plastic pollution in developed countries and account for a significant portion of plastic waste entering the ocean. Stiv Wilson, Campaigns Director for The Story of Stuff, championed the campaign to ban micro-beads and is now demanding that clothing companies take responsibility for microfiber pollution. kate black, the story of stuff, clean beauty, stiv wilson, microfibers, eco-fashion, pollution, watershed, sustainability, magnifeco radio, ethical fashion, plastic, oceans false full 25 f469dda7-da89-4b9e-b090-cadcc516e377 Episode 23: The Future of Fashion 3D printing minimizes waste and could revolutionize the future of fashion. Sylvia Heisel is a fashion designer and creative director working with new materials, manufacturing and physical computing for fashion and wearables. She joins Kate to discuss the intersection of technology and the sustainable future of fashion.

]]> Mon, 13 Mar 2017 17:34:00 +0000 info@heritageradionetwork.org (Heritage Radio Network) https://magnifeco-radio.simplecast.com/episodes/0c2ea5ce-0c2ea5ce 3D printing minimizes waste and could revolutionize the future of fashion. Sylvia Heisel is a fashion designer and creative director working with new materials, manufacturing and physical computing for fashion and wearables. She joins Kate to discuss the intersection of technology and the sustainable future of fashion.

]]> Episode 23: The Future of Fashion Heritage Radio Network 00:33:21 3D printing minimizes waste and could revolutionize the future of fashion. Sylvia Heisel is a fashion designer and creative director working with new materials, manufacturing and physical computing for fashion and wearables. She joins Kate to discuss the intersection of technology and the sustainable future of fashion. 3D printing minimizes waste and could revolutionize the future of fashion. Sylvia Heisel is a fashion designer and creative director working with new materials, manufacturing and physical computing for fashion and wearables. She joins Kate to discuss the intersection of technology and the sustainable future of fashion. 3d printing, syliva heisel, fashion design, clean beauty, fashion technology, magnifeco radio, sustainability, ethical fashion, kate black, eco-fashion false full 24 2a61cfc0-7803-4a7f-a000-1ba4d4d4396c Episode 22: Fashion + Feminism The global textile and apparel industry employs around 75 million people, three quarters of whom are women. With International Women's Day around the corner, this week we sit down with NY fashion designer Mara Hoffman, who is not only shifting her brand and focus towards greater sustainability, but is adding socio-political messaging to use fashion as a platform for solidarity. Fashion as feminism.

]]> Mon, 6 Mar 2017 18:45:00 +0000 info@heritageradionetwork.org (Heritage Radio Network) https://magnifeco-radio.simplecast.com/episodes/f3213a68-f3213a68 The global textile and apparel industry employs around 75 million people, three quarters of whom are women. With International Women's Day around the corner, this week we sit down with NY fashion designer Mara Hoffman, who is not only shifting her brand and focus towards greater sustainability, but is adding socio-political messaging to use fashion as a platform for solidarity. Fashion as feminism.

]]> Episode 22: Fashion + Feminism Heritage Radio Network 00:34:16 The global textile and apparel industry employs around 75 million people, three quarters of whom are women. With International Women's Day around the corner, this week we sit down with NY fashion designer Mara Hoffman, who is not only shifting her brand and focus towards greater sustainability, but is adding socio-political messaging to use fashion as a platform for solidarity. Fashion as feminism. The global textile and apparel industry employs around 75 million people, three quarters of whom are women. With International Women's Day around the corner, this week we sit down with NY fashion designer Mara Hoffman, who is not only shifting her brand and focus towards greater sustainability, but is adding socio-political messaging to use fashion as a platform for solidarity. Fashion as feminism. mara hoffman, women's rights, feminism, magnifeco radio, international women's day, sustainability, fashion, textile industry, kate black, apparel industry false full 23 91e9822e-70e2-42b9-b76d-cfcc31818d17 Episode 21: Fashioning a Less Wasteful Industry For the past ten years, anti-fashion waste advocate Dr. Christina Dean has been pushing the agenda for a less polluting fashion industry. Today she announces that the EcoChic Design Award, a sustainable fashion design competition challenging emerging fashion designers to create mainstream clothing with minimal textile waste is now open to US designers.

]]> Mon, 27 Feb 2017 18:30:00 +0000 info@heritageradionetwork.org (Heritage Radio Network) https://magnifeco-radio.simplecast.com/episodes/bae55c22-bae55c22 For the past ten years, anti-fashion waste advocate Dr. Christina Dean has been pushing the agenda for a less polluting fashion industry. Today she announces that the EcoChic Design Award, a sustainable fashion design competition challenging emerging fashion designers to create mainstream clothing with minimal textile waste is now open to US designers.

]]> Episode 21: Fashioning a Less Wasteful Industry Heritage Radio Network 00:32:29 For the past ten years, anti-fashion waste advocate Dr. Christina Dean has been pushing the agenda for a less polluting fashion industry. Today she announces that the EcoChic Design Award, a sustainable fashion design competition challenging emerging fashion designers to create mainstream clothing with minimal textile waste is now open to US designers. For the past ten years, anti-fashion waste advocate Dr. Christina Dean has been pushing the agenda for a less polluting fashion industry. Today she announces that the EcoChic Design Award, a sustainable fashion design competition challenging emerging fashion designers to create mainstream clothing with minimal textile waste is now open to US designers. fashion design, magnifeco radio, clean beauty, textile waste, christina dean, sustainability, kate black, ethical fashion, ecochic design award false full 22 627903ed-8504-464f-8e61-b5131f18b76b Episode 20: Farm-Fiber Fashion It wasn't until California-born fashion designer Peggy Sue Deaven-Smiltnieks settled into Canada that she found her roots and motivations as a designer; to design with respect for people, their traditions & the lands they live on. One of the first to translate fibreshed (the 'localization' of fibre sourcing) to runway, Peggy Sue joins Kate to discuss the interconnectedness of farmer, maker and creator.

]]> Mon, 20 Feb 2017 18:43:00 +0000 info@heritageradionetwork.org (Heritage Radio Network) https://magnifeco-radio.simplecast.com/episodes/4fceb27a-4fceb27a It wasn't until California-born fashion designer Peggy Sue Deaven-Smiltnieks settled into Canada that she found her roots and motivations as a designer; to design with respect for people, their traditions & the lands they live on. One of the first to translate fibreshed (the 'localization' of fibre sourcing) to runway, Peggy Sue joins Kate to discuss the interconnectedness of farmer, maker and creator.

]]> Episode 20: Farm-Fiber Fashion Heritage Radio Network 00:32:48 It wasn't until California-born fashion designer Peggy Sue Deaven-Smiltnieks settled into Canada that she found her roots and motivations as a designer; to design with respect for people, their traditions & the lands they live on. One of the first to translate fibreshed (the 'localization' of fibre sourcing) to runway, Peggy Sue joins Kate to discuss the interconnectedness of farmer, maker and creator. It wasn't until California-born fashion designer Peggy Sue Deaven-Smiltnieks settled into Canada that she found her roots and motivations as a designer; to design with respect for people, their traditions & the lands they live on. One of the first to translate fibreshed (the 'localization' of fibre sourcing) to runway, Peggy Sue joins Kate to discuss the interconnectedness of farmer, maker and creator. fashion design, clean beauty, fibre sourcing, farmers, magnifeco radio, sustainability, localization, peggy sue deaven-smiltnieks, fibreshed, ethical fashion, eco-fashion, kate black, designers false full 21 955f66c1-d7d2-494f-a86e-7bdcd74ff7f5 Episode 19: Getting the World to Swap The Global Fashion Exchange (GFX) has helped save 19 tons of clothes (nearly 40,000 pounds) from going to landfills through seven events held on three continents, in four global cities. Kate sits down with GFX co-founder Patrick Duffy to discuss getting the world to swap.

]]> Mon, 13 Feb 2017 18:47:00 +0000 info@heritageradionetwork.org (Heritage Radio Network) https://magnifeco-radio.simplecast.com/episodes/dfd3c772-dfd3c772 The Global Fashion Exchange (GFX) has helped save 19 tons of clothes (nearly 40,000 pounds) from going to landfills through seven events held on three continents, in four global cities. Kate sits down with GFX co-founder Patrick Duffy to discuss getting the world to swap.

]]> Episode 19: Getting the World to Swap Heritage Radio Network 00:33:58 The Global Fashion Exchange (GFX) has helped save 19 tons of clothes (nearly 40,000 pounds) from going to landfills through seven events held on three continents, in four global cities. Kate sits down with GFX co-founder Patrick Duffy to discuss getting the world to swap. The Global Fashion Exchange (GFX) has helped save 19 tons of clothes (nearly 40,000 pounds) from going to landfills through seven events held on three continents, in four global cities. Kate sits down with GFX co-founder Patrick Duffy to discuss getting the world to swap. global fashion exchange, fashion design, clean beauty, kate black, sustainability, landfills, textiles, ethical fashion, magnifeco radio, patrick duffy, clothing swaps false full 20 1a259998-cf34-4d81-bb19-ca6324557d5c Episode 18: Storytelling Andrew Morgan is an internationally recognized filmmaker focused on telling stories for a better tomorrow. His experience includes a broad range of work that spans narrative and documentary storytelling for multiple film and new media projects. He is probably best know for his film 'The True Cost'. Andrew joins Kate to discuss the role of storytelling to make change.

]]> Mon, 6 Feb 2017 19:45:00 +0000 info@heritageradionetwork.org (Heritage Radio Network) https://magnifeco-radio.simplecast.com/episodes/eb63386d-eb63386d Andrew Morgan is an internationally recognized filmmaker focused on telling stories for a better tomorrow. His experience includes a broad range of work that spans narrative and documentary storytelling for multiple film and new media projects. He is probably best know for his film 'The True Cost'. Andrew joins Kate to discuss the role of storytelling to make change.

]]> Episode 18: Storytelling Heritage Radio Network 00:33:03 Andrew Morgan is an internationally recognized filmmaker focused on telling stories for a better tomorrow. His experience includes a broad range of work that spans narrative and documentary storytelling for multiple film and new media projects. He is probably best know for his film 'The True Cost'. Andrew joins Kate to discuss the role of storytelling to make change. Andrew Morgan is an internationally recognized filmmaker focused on telling stories for a better tomorrow. His experience includes a broad range of work that spans narrative and documentary storytelling for multiple film and new media projects. He is probably best know for his film 'The True Cost'. Andrew joins Kate to discuss the role of storytelling to make change. new media, filmmaking, magnifeco radio, andrew morgan, documentary, storytelling, kate black, the true cost, narrative, film false full 19 d711f1a1-0db8-4389-89c7-00615680cc68 Episode 17: Made in NYC After a decade in the fashion industry, Mimi Plange launched her own label in 2010. She joins Kate to discuss the current FIT exhibition "Black Fashion Designers' and how African influenced and American made are the cornerstones of her label.

]]> Mon, 30 Jan 2017 18:51:00 +0000 info@heritageradionetwork.org (Heritage Radio Network) https://magnifeco-radio.simplecast.com/episodes/a5ba198c-a5ba198c After a decade in the fashion industry, Mimi Plange launched her own label in 2010. She joins Kate to discuss the current FIT exhibition "Black Fashion Designers' and how African influenced and American made are the cornerstones of her label.

]]> Episode 17: Made in NYC Heritage Radio Network 00:37:38 After a decade in the fashion industry, Mimi Plange launched her own label in 2010. She joins Kate to discuss the current FIT exhibition "Black Fashion Designers' and how African influenced and American made are the cornerstones of her label. After a decade in the fashion industry, Mimi Plange launched her own label in 2010. She joins Kate to discuss the current FIT exhibition "Black Fashion Designers' and how African influenced and American made are the cornerstones of her label. fashion design, mimi plange, clean beauty, black fashion designers, fashion institute of technology, magnifeco radio, sustainability, ethical fashion, eco-fashion, fashion industry, kate black false full 18 77d8ee5d-8037-47cc-a6d0-9a43d43b0a5c Episode 16: Doing Sustainable Good Entrepreuer Tal Dehtiar started his shoe company Oliberté in 2009 with one thought, 'can we not change they way commerce is done within Sub-Saharan Africa and support a thriving economy by focusing on manufacturing/' With the first Fair Trade Certified footwear factory and a thriving line of men's, women's and babies footwear and accessories, Dehtair joins Kate to discuss doing sustainable good.

]]> Mon, 23 Jan 2017 18:45:00 +0000 info@heritageradionetwork.org (Heritage Radio Network) https://magnifeco-radio.simplecast.com/episodes/126c2d51-126c2d51 Entrepreuer Tal Dehtiar started his shoe company Oliberté in 2009 with one thought, 'can we not change they way commerce is done within Sub-Saharan Africa and support a thriving economy by focusing on manufacturing/' With the first Fair Trade Certified footwear factory and a thriving line of men's, women's and babies footwear and accessories, Dehtair joins Kate to discuss doing sustainable good.

]]> Episode 16: Doing Sustainable Good Heritage Radio Network 00:30:46 Entrepreuer Tal Dehtiar started his shoe company Oliberté in 2009 with one thought, 'can we not change they way commerce is done within Sub-Saharan Africa and support a thriving economy by focusing on manufacturing/' With the first Fair Trade Certified footwear factory and a thriving line of men's, women's and babies footwear and accessories, Dehtair joins Kate to discuss doing sustainable good. Entrepreuer Tal Dehtiar started his shoe company Oliberté in 2009 with one thought, 'can we not change they way commerce is done within Sub-Saharan Africa and support a thriving economy by focusing on manufacturing/' With the first Fair Trade Certified footwear factory and a thriving line of men's, women's and babies footwear and accessories, Dehtair joins Kate to discuss doing sustainable good. oliberte, kate black, manufacturing, footwear, tal dehtiar, developing countries, sustainable, magnifeco radio, sub-saharan africa, fair trade certified false full 17 97519b9b-1014-4c31-af6a-59568d68f209 Episode 15: Domestic Manufacturing: The Future If consumers spent an extra 1% on U.S. goods, they would create 200,000 jobs. Sounds easy, but things have changed: in the 60’s, 95% of clothing sold in the U.S. was manufactured in NYC’s Garment District, today that number has decreased to 3%. Can all brands be manufactured in the USA? Today's guest, Anthony Lilore is a fashion designer and Production Process consultant with over 30 years experience in NYC's Garment Centre and he joins Kate to discuss, domestic manufacturing - the future.

]]> Mon, 16 Jan 2017 18:45:00 +0000 info@heritageradionetwork.org (Heritage Radio Network) https://magnifeco-radio.simplecast.com/episodes/edb00170-edb00170 If consumers spent an extra 1% on U.S. goods, they would create 200,000 jobs. Sounds easy, but things have changed: in the 60’s, 95% of clothing sold in the U.S. was manufactured in NYC’s Garment District, today that number has decreased to 3%. Can all brands be manufactured in the USA? Today's guest, Anthony Lilore is a fashion designer and Production Process consultant with over 30 years experience in NYC's Garment Centre and he joins Kate to discuss, domestic manufacturing - the future.

]]> Episode 15: Domestic Manufacturing: The Future Heritage Radio Network 00:35:06 If consumers spent an extra 1% on U.S. goods, they would create 200,000 jobs. Sounds easy, but things have changed: in the 60’s, 95% of clothing sold in the U.S. was manufactured in NYC’s Garment District, today that number has decreased to 3%. Can all brands be manufactured in the USA? Today's guest, Anthony Lilore is a fashion designer and Production Process consultant with over 30 years experience in NYC's Garment Centre and he joins Kate to discuss, domestic manufacturing - the future. If consumers spent an extra 1% on U.S. goods, they would create 200,000 jobs. Sounds easy, but things have changed: in the 60’s, 95% of clothing sold in the U.S. was manufactured in NYC’s Garment District, today that number has decreased to 3%. Can all brands be manufactured in the USA? Today's guest, Anthony Lilore is a fashion designer and Production Process consultant with over 30 years experience in NYC's Garment Centre and he joins Kate to discuss, domestic manufacturing - the future. fashion institute of technology, garment centre, designer, garment district, anthony lilore, fashion, kate black, production process, domestic manufacturing, sustainable design, clothing false full 16 e3497032-c5e8-48fa-a13e-fb76f0a6b06b Episode 14: Our Addiction to Fashion As we start a new year and new season, artist, activist, fashion theorist, and Associate Professor in Integrated Design at Parsons, The New School for Design Otto von Busch joins Kate to reflect on fashion’s role in our lives. Are we addicted to fashion? And what can we do to change?

]]> Mon, 9 Jan 2017 18:40:00 +0000 info@heritageradionetwork.org (Heritage Radio Network) https://magnifeco-radio.simplecast.com/episodes/6e97df75-6e97df75 As we start a new year and new season, artist, activist, fashion theorist, and Associate Professor in Integrated Design at Parsons, The New School for Design Otto von Busch joins Kate to reflect on fashion’s role in our lives. Are we addicted to fashion? And what can we do to change?

]]> Episode 14: Our Addiction to Fashion Heritage Radio Network 00:36:24 As we start a new year and new season, artist, activist, fashion theorist, and Associate Professor in Integrated Design at Parsons, The New School for Design Otto von Busch joins Kate to reflect on fashion’s role in our lives. Are we addicted to fashion? And what can we do to change? As we start a new year and new season, artist, activist, fashion theorist, and Associate Professor in Integrated Design at Parsons, The New School for Design Otto von Busch joins Kate to reflect on fashion’s role in our lives. Are we addicted to fashion? And what can we do to change? otto von busch, fashion design, clean beauty, sustainability, kate black, consumerism, celebrity, ethical fashion, magnifeco radio, homogenization false full 14 fe8ad9d8-e43e-4b8a-8f6c-8be03b105e01 Episode 13: Fashion + Jewelry As with beauty and fashion, the ethical element of jewelry is dependent on source and supply chain. While arguably the brightest and possibly most expensive items in our wardrobe, the glitter of jewelry can mask the deplorable conditions that are rampant in this industry. What is being done to combat these issues? To discuss is renowned sustainable jeweler and co-chair of the CFDA's Sustainability Committee - Melissa Joy Manning.

]]> Mon, 12 Dec 2016 18:43:00 +0000 info@heritageradionetwork.org (Heritage Radio Network) https://magnifeco-radio.simplecast.com/episodes/2f741d69-2f741d69 As with beauty and fashion, the ethical element of jewelry is dependent on source and supply chain. While arguably the brightest and possibly most expensive items in our wardrobe, the glitter of jewelry can mask the deplorable conditions that are rampant in this industry. What is being done to combat these issues? To discuss is renowned sustainable jeweler and co-chair of the CFDA's Sustainability Committee - Melissa Joy Manning.

]]> Episode 13: Fashion + Jewelry Heritage Radio Network 00:34:20 As with beauty and fashion, the ethical element of jewelry is dependent on source and supply chain. While arguably the brightest and possibly most expensive items in our wardrobe, the glitter of jewelry can mask the deplorable conditions that are rampant in this industry. What is being done to combat these issues? To discuss is renowned sustainable jeweler and co-chair of the CFDA's Sustainability Committee - Melissa Joy Manning. As with beauty and fashion, the ethical element of jewelry is dependent on source and supply chain. While arguably the brightest and possibly most expensive items in our wardrobe, the glitter of jewelry can mask the deplorable conditions that are rampant in this industry. What is being done to combat these issues? To discuss is renowned sustainable jeweler and co-chair of the CFDA's Sustainability Committee - Melissa Joy Manning. supply chain, magnifeco radio, jewelry, clean beauty, melissa joy manning, lapis, diamonds, sustainability, eco-fashion, ethical fashion, cfda, kate black false full 13 ce332cc3-69f9-4f91-830f-d39975d4bfc5 Episode 12: Fashion + Zero Waste After an internship at Carolina Herrera, and launching his own zero-waste cocktail/evening wear collection, NYC-based designer Daniel Silverstein wanted to do more. He began collecting scraps from local factories and creating a flat textile from them. He then started making his own designs from this newly created yardage. He's begun offering the service to other fashion houses in NYC, and brands like Eileen Fisher are sending him scraps and buying his 'ReRoll. So far this year, Daniel estimates that his company, Zero Waste Daniel, has diverted roughly 2,000 pounds—literally a ton—of material from landfill.

]]> Mon, 5 Dec 2016 18:45:00 +0000 info@heritageradionetwork.org (Heritage Radio Network) https://magnifeco-radio.simplecast.com/episodes/987f1613-987f1613 After an internship at Carolina Herrera, and launching his own zero-waste cocktail/evening wear collection, NYC-based designer Daniel Silverstein wanted to do more. He began collecting scraps from local factories and creating a flat textile from them. He then started making his own designs from this newly created yardage. He's begun offering the service to other fashion houses in NYC, and brands like Eileen Fisher are sending him scraps and buying his 'ReRoll. So far this year, Daniel estimates that his company, Zero Waste Daniel, has diverted roughly 2,000 pounds—literally a ton—of material from landfill.

]]> Episode 12: Fashion + Zero Waste Heritage Radio Network 00:34:01 After an internship at Carolina Herrera, and launching his own zero-waste cocktail/evening wear collection, NYC-based designer Daniel Silverstein wanted to do more. He began collecting scraps from local factories and creating a flat textile from them. He then started making his own designs from this newly created yardage. He's begun offering the service to other fashion houses in NYC, and brands like Eileen Fisher are sending him scraps and buying his 'ReRoll. So far this year, Daniel estimates that his company, Zero Waste Daniel, has diverted roughly 2,000 pounds—literally a ton—of material from landfill. After an internship at Carolina Herrera, and launching his own zero-waste cocktail/evening wear collection, NYC-based designer Daniel Silverstein wanted to do more. He began collecting scraps from local factories and creating a flat textile from them. He then started making his own designs from this newly created yardage. He's begun offering the service to other fashion houses in NYC, and brands like Eileen Fisher are sending him scraps and buying his 'ReRoll. So far this year, Daniel estimates that his company, Zero Waste Daniel, has diverted roughly 2,000 pounds—literally a ton—of material from landfill. daniel silverstein, fashion design, kate black, clean beauty, landfills, magnifeco radio, fabric, textile waste, sustainability, textiles, textile scraps, ethical fashion, zero waste daniel false full 12 0c26e8fa-f238-4bd5-92e6-2568b82ada46 Episode 11: Cotton - A History Lesson Cotton is heavily embedded in the identity of this county. Often thought of as 'natural' and as the "fabric of our lives", we picture white tee-shirts, blue jeans, sheets hanging on the clothesline. By examining the role cotton played in slavery, this episode will delve into ways in which a large portion of the U.S. population, specifically people of color, continue to be impacted by the role of cotton in the fashion industry. Guest Moriah Carlson, former co-founder of ethical fashion brand Feral Childe, has taught fashion and sewing in New York City for the past decade, educating young people about fashion and its impact on the world. In Moriah’s own words, “The more I work in fashion, the more I see it has to be a kind of activism. From cradle to grave, garments surround us and envelop us. 10 years in, I now teach fashion as a charge to do better, to know more, to speak out.”

]]> Mon, 28 Nov 2016 18:35:00 +0000 info@heritageradionetwork.org (Heritage Radio Network) https://magnifeco-radio.simplecast.com/episodes/9b341585-9b341585 Cotton is heavily embedded in the identity of this county. Often thought of as 'natural' and as the "fabric of our lives", we picture white tee-shirts, blue jeans, sheets hanging on the clothesline. By examining the role cotton played in slavery, this episode will delve into ways in which a large portion of the U.S. population, specifically people of color, continue to be impacted by the role of cotton in the fashion industry. Guest Moriah Carlson, former co-founder of ethical fashion brand Feral Childe, has taught fashion and sewing in New York City for the past decade, educating young people about fashion and its impact on the world. In Moriah’s own words, “The more I work in fashion, the more I see it has to be a kind of activism. From cradle to grave, garments surround us and envelop us. 10 years in, I now teach fashion as a charge to do better, to know more, to speak out.”

]]> Episode 11: Cotton - A History Lesson Heritage Radio Network 00:34:39 Cotton is heavily embedded in the identity of this county. Often thought of as 'natural' and as the "fabric of our lives", we picture white tee-shirts, blue jeans, sheets hanging on the clothesline. By examining the role cotton played in slavery, this episode will delve into ways in which a large portion of the U.S. population, specifically people of color, continue to be impacted by the role of cotton in the fashion industry. Guest Moriah Carlson, former co-founder of ethical fashion brand Feral Childe, has taught fashion and sewing in New York City for the past decade, educating young people about fashion and its impact on the world. In Moriah’s own words, “The more I work in fashion, the more I see it has to be a kind of activism. From cradle to grave, garments surround us and envelop us. 10 years in, I now teach fashion as a charge to do better, to know more, to speak out.” Cotton is heavily embedded in the identity of this county. Often thought of as 'natural' and as the "fabric of our lives", we picture white tee-shirts, blue jeans, sheets hanging on the clothesline. By examining the role cotton played in slavery, this episode will delve into ways in which a large portion of the U.S. population, specifically people of color, continue to be impacted by the role of cotton in the fashion industry. Guest Moriah Carlson, former co-founder of ethical fashion brand Feral Childe, has taught fashion and sewing in New York City for the past decade, educating young people about fashion and its impact on the world. In Moriah’s own words, “The more I work in fashion, the more I see it has to be a kind of activism. From cradle to grave, garments surround us and envelop us. 10 years in, I now teach fashion as a charge to do better, to know more, to speak out.” clean beauty, kate black, sustainability, cotton, ethical fashion, moriah carlson, magnifeco radio, hemp, feral childe, garments, organic fibers false full 11 05b30fbb-530c-49e2-a3ff-05366fea4d9d Episode 10: Craft + Commerce Behind agriculture, artisan activity is the second-largest employer in the developing world. According to the Alliance for Artisan Enterprise, “hundreds of thousands of people in the developing world, largely women, participate in the artisan sector. For many, their livelihood de- pends on income earned from their artisan activities.” In this episode Kate is joined by Jennifer Gootman, Vice President of Social Consciousness and Innovation at West Elm (Jennifer also serves as the Vice President of Corporate Social Responsibility for West Elm’s parent company, Williams Sonoma, Inc.) to discuss supply chain transparency, artisan sourcing and the role of commerce in supporting craft.

]]> Mon, 21 Nov 2016 18:47:00 +0000 info@heritageradionetwork.org (Heritage Radio Network) https://magnifeco-radio.simplecast.com/episodes/c0885312-c0885312 Behind agriculture, artisan activity is the second-largest employer in the developing world. According to the Alliance for Artisan Enterprise, “hundreds of thousands of people in the developing world, largely women, participate in the artisan sector. For many, their livelihood de- pends on income earned from their artisan activities.” In this episode Kate is joined by Jennifer Gootman, Vice President of Social Consciousness and Innovation at West Elm (Jennifer also serves as the Vice President of Corporate Social Responsibility for West Elm’s parent company, Williams Sonoma, Inc.) to discuss supply chain transparency, artisan sourcing and the role of commerce in supporting craft.

]]> Episode 10: Craft + Commerce Heritage Radio Network 00:31:27 Behind agriculture, artisan activity is the second-largest employer in the developing world. According to the Alliance for Artisan Enterprise, “hundreds of thousands of people in the developing world, largely women, participate in the artisan sector. For many, their livelihood de- pends on income earned from their artisan activities.” In this episode Kate is joined by Jennifer Gootman, Vice President of Social Consciousness and Innovation at West Elm (Jennifer also serves as the Vice President of Corporate Social Responsibility for West Elm’s parent company, Williams Sonoma, Inc.) to discuss supply chain transparency, artisan sourcing and the role of commerce in supporting craft. Behind agriculture, artisan activity is the second-largest employer in the developing world. According to the Alliance for Artisan Enterprise, “hundreds of thousands of people in the developing world, largely women, participate in the artisan sector. For many, their livelihood de- pends on income earned from their artisan activities.” In this episode Kate is joined by Jennifer Gootman, Vice President of Social Consciousness and Innovation at West Elm (Jennifer also serves as the Vice President of Corporate Social Responsibility for West Elm’s parent company, Williams Sonoma, Inc.) to discuss supply chain transparency, artisan sourcing and the role of commerce in supporting craft. jennifer gootman, clean beauty, corporate responsibility, artisanal, kate black, sustainability, west elm, supply chain management, craft, ethical fashion, magnifeco radio false full 10 a3f69a0d-2482-4cb5-9570-6b574d981a36 Episode 9: Skin Health Consumers are understanding the effect of gut health on their overall health, but what about for their face? Microbial balance in the gut is a new frontier and skin micro-biotic balance is even newer. Today's guest, founder of Marie Veronique Skincare, is at the forefront of skin science and will discuss skin health.

]]> Mon, 14 Nov 2016 18:35:00 +0000 info@heritageradionetwork.org (Heritage Radio Network) https://magnifeco-radio.simplecast.com/episodes/3a04dbc3-3a04dbc3 Consumers are understanding the effect of gut health on their overall health, but what about for their face? Microbial balance in the gut is a new frontier and skin micro-biotic balance is even newer. Today's guest, founder of Marie Veronique Skincare, is at the forefront of skin science and will discuss skin health.

]]> Episode 9: Skin Health Heritage Radio Network 00:32:37 Consumers are understanding the effect of gut health on their overall health, but what about for their face? Microbial balance in the gut is a new frontier and skin micro-biotic balance is even newer. Today's guest, founder of Marie Veronique Skincare, is at the forefront of skin science and will discuss skin health. Consumers are understanding the effect of gut health on their overall health, but what about for their face? Microbial balance in the gut is a new frontier and skin micro-biotic balance is even newer. Today's guest, founder of Marie Veronique Skincare, is at the forefront of skin science and will discuss skin health. gut health, clean beauty, skin health, skincare, probiotics, sustainable fashion, kate black, microbial balance, marie veronique skincare, cosmetics, magnifeco radio, fda, marie-veronique nadeau false full 9 c57219fd-a8ef-496e-a002-1c417334bc9d Episode 8: Sustainable Consumption The fashion industry continues to promote shopping 'new', while minimalists encourage not shopping at all. Neither is sustainable. Guest Rie Yano, co-founder of Material World, believes that by choosing quality fashion that can continue to be reused and shared by many, that sustainable consumption is possible.

]]> Mon, 7 Nov 2016 18:43:00 +0000 info@heritageradionetwork.org (Heritage Radio Network) https://magnifeco-radio.simplecast.com/episodes/5ce85716-5ce85716 The fashion industry continues to promote shopping 'new', while minimalists encourage not shopping at all. Neither is sustainable. Guest Rie Yano, co-founder of Material World, believes that by choosing quality fashion that can continue to be reused and shared by many, that sustainable consumption is possible.

]]> Episode 8: Sustainable Consumption Heritage Radio Network 00:32:23 The fashion industry continues to promote shopping 'new', while minimalists encourage not shopping at all. Neither is sustainable. Guest Rie Yano, co-founder of Material World, believes that by choosing quality fashion that can continue to be reused and shared by many, that sustainable consumption is possible. The fashion industry continues to promote shopping 'new', while minimalists encourage not shopping at all. Neither is sustainable. Guest Rie Yano, co-founder of Material World, believes that by choosing quality fashion that can continue to be reused and shared by many, that sustainable consumption is possible. clean beauty, sustainable consumption, sustainable fashion, rie yano, fashion industry, magnifeco radio, sustainability, ethical fashion, material world, sustainable design, kate black false full 8 e5606043-1a9a-4ea5-af89-7bf2bcfa1ded Episode 7: From Farm to Fashion Today's guests discuss the Fibershed movement, local transparent supply chains and how Climate Beneficial Wool can lessen draught by building soil, sequestering carbon and holding water. Fibershed develops regional and regenerative textile systems on behalf of independent working producers, by expanding opportunities to implement carbon farming, forming catalytic foundations to rebuild regional manufacturing, and through connecting end-users to farms and ranches through public education.

]]> Mon, 31 Oct 2016 17:42:00 +0000 info@heritageradionetwork.org (Heritage Radio Network) https://magnifeco-radio.simplecast.com/episodes/5311f455-5311f455 Today's guests discuss the Fibershed movement, local transparent supply chains and how Climate Beneficial Wool can lessen draught by building soil, sequestering carbon and holding water. Fibershed develops regional and regenerative textile systems on behalf of independent working producers, by expanding opportunities to implement carbon farming, forming catalytic foundations to rebuild regional manufacturing, and through connecting end-users to farms and ranches through public education.

]]> Episode 7: From Farm to Fashion Heritage Radio Network 00:33:03 Today's guests discuss the Fibershed movement, local transparent supply chains and how Climate Beneficial Wool can lessen draught by building soil, sequestering carbon and holding water. Fibershed develops regional and regenerative textile systems on behalf of independent working producers, by expanding opportunities to implement carbon farming, forming catalytic foundations to rebuild regional manufacturing, and through connecting end-users to farms and ranches through public education. Today's guests discuss the Fibershed movement, local transparent supply chains and how Climate Beneficial Wool can lessen draught by building soil, sequestering carbon and holding water. Fibershed develops regional and regenerative textile systems on behalf of independent working producers, by expanding opportunities to implement carbon farming, forming catalytic foundations to rebuild regional manufacturing, and through connecting end-users to farms and ranches through public education. magnifeco radio, clean beauty, climate beneficial wool, farm to fashion, sustainable design, fibers, soil, fibershed, sustainable fashion, carbon farming, textile systems, sustainability, kate black, textiles, value added false full 7 2438e313-f24e-46f2-a3fc-92fb33e5ba92 Episode 6: Feed Your Skin Soapwalla Chef, Rachel Winard, spent years experimenting in her kitchen to create skincare products that wouldn't aggravate her sensitive skin issues caused by systemic lupus, a chronic autoimmune condition that almost always affects the skin. Soapwalla premiered December 2009 and is a luxurious skincare line crafted from the highest quality organic, vegan and food-grade ingredients, in small batches in Brooklyn NY. Soapwalla's signature, all-natural yet powerful deodorant cream is loved by fans around the world.

]]> Mon, 24 Oct 2016 17:40:00 +0000 info@heritageradionetwork.org (Heritage Radio Network) https://magnifeco-radio.simplecast.com/episodes/d6edd5a1-d6edd5a1 Soapwalla Chef, Rachel Winard, spent years experimenting in her kitchen to create skincare products that wouldn't aggravate her sensitive skin issues caused by systemic lupus, a chronic autoimmune condition that almost always affects the skin. Soapwalla premiered December 2009 and is a luxurious skincare line crafted from the highest quality organic, vegan and food-grade ingredients, in small batches in Brooklyn NY. Soapwalla's signature, all-natural yet powerful deodorant cream is loved by fans around the world.

]]> Episode 6: Feed Your Skin Heritage Radio Network 00:30:45 Soapwalla Chef, Rachel Winard, spent years experimenting in her kitchen to create skincare products that wouldn't aggravate her sensitive skin issues caused by systemic lupus, a chronic autoimmune condition that almost always affects the skin. Soapwalla premiered December 2009 and is a luxurious skincare line crafted from the highest quality organic, vegan and food-grade ingredients, in small batches in Brooklyn NY. Soapwalla's signature, all-natural yet powerful deodorant cream is loved by fans around the world. Soapwalla Chef, Rachel Winard, spent years experimenting in her kitchen to create skincare products that wouldn't aggravate her sensitive skin issues caused by systemic lupus, a chronic autoimmune condition that almost always affects the skin. Soapwalla premiered December 2009 and is a luxurious skincare line crafted from the highest quality organic, vegan and food-grade ingredients, in small batches in Brooklyn NY. Soapwalla's signature, all-natural yet powerful deodorant cream is loved by fans around the world. vegan, magnifeco radio, clean beauty, food-grade cosmetics, kate black, cosmetics, skincare, soapwalla, organic, sustainable fashion, sensitive skin, rachel winard false full 6 15596d25-38f6-49f0-8d06-5a50988c0e9f Episode 5: Waste Not - The Problem of Fashion Waste in 2015, Americans discarded 15.1 million tons of clothing and other textiles, and 85 percent of that wound up in landfills. Cities all over the world are scrambling to figure out what to do with textile waste. But it’s not just consumers – New York is a big manufacturing hub and today’s guest has launched a new business to help them get rid of their commercial (or pre-consumer waste). Jessica Schreiber is the Founder of FABSCRAP, which provides convenient pickup and recycling of fabric scraps from businesses in New York City. Prior to launching FABSCRAP, she was responsible for New York City’s textile recycling and e-waste recycling contracts and programs as a Senior Manager in the Bureau of Recycling and Sustainability at the Department of Sanitation.

]]> Mon, 17 Oct 2016 17:41:00 +0000 info@heritageradionetwork.org (Heritage Radio Network) https://magnifeco-radio.simplecast.com/episodes/7731eccf-7731eccf in 2015, Americans discarded 15.1 million tons of clothing and other textiles, and 85 percent of that wound up in landfills. Cities all over the world are scrambling to figure out what to do with textile waste. But it’s not just consumers – New York is a big manufacturing hub and today’s guest has launched a new business to help them get rid of their commercial (or pre-consumer waste). Jessica Schreiber is the Founder of FABSCRAP, which provides convenient pickup and recycling of fabric scraps from businesses in New York City. Prior to launching FABSCRAP, she was responsible for New York City’s textile recycling and e-waste recycling contracts and programs as a Senior Manager in the Bureau of Recycling and Sustainability at the Department of Sanitation.

]]> Episode 5: Waste Not - The Problem of Fashion Waste Heritage Radio Network 00:30:57 in 2015, Americans discarded 15.1 million tons of clothing and other textiles, and 85 percent of that wound up in landfills. Cities all over the world are scrambling to figure out what to do with textile waste. But it’s not just consumers – New York is a big manufacturing hub and today’s guest has launched a new business to help them get rid of their commercial (or pre-consumer waste). Jessica Schreiber is the Founder of FABSCRAP, which provides convenient pickup and recycling of fabric scraps from businesses in New York City. Prior to launching FABSCRAP, she was responsible for New York City’s textile recycling and e-waste recycling contracts and programs as a Senior Manager in the Bureau of Recycling and Sustainability at the Department of Sanitation. in 2015, Americans discarded 15.1 million tons of clothing and other textiles, and 85 percent of that wound up in landfills. Cities all over the world are scrambling to figure out what to do with textile waste. But it’s not just consumers – New York is a big manufacturing hub and today’s guest has launched a new business to help them get rid of their commercial (or pre-consumer waste). Jessica Schreiber is the Founder of FABSCRAP, which provides convenient pickup and recycling of fabric scraps from businesses in New York City. Prior to launching FABSCRAP, she was responsible for New York City’s textile recycling and e-waste recycling contracts and programs as a Senior Manager in the Bureau of Recycling and Sustainability at the Department of Sanitation. kate black, fabscrap, fabric scraps, magnifeco radio, clean beauty, textile recycling, sustainability, textiles, textile waste, jessica schreiber, landfills, recycling, clothing false full 5 77c8cd34-09d3-4259-ba05-844614354ea2 Episode 4: Slow Fashion This week, Kate is joined by Brooklyn-based fashion designer Tara St. James of Study NY to discuss Slow Fashion. Slow Fashion is a movement of designing, creating and buying garments for quality & longevity. Slow Fashion encourages slower production schedules, fair wages, lower carbon footprints and (ideally) zero waste.

]]> Mon, 10 Oct 2016 17:03:00 +0000 info@heritageradionetwork.org (Heritage Radio Network) https://magnifeco-radio.simplecast.com/episodes/cb99d713-cb99d713 This week, Kate is joined by Brooklyn-based fashion designer Tara St. James of Study NY to discuss Slow Fashion. Slow Fashion is a movement of designing, creating and buying garments for quality & longevity. Slow Fashion encourages slower production schedules, fair wages, lower carbon footprints and (ideally) zero waste.

]]> Episode 4: Slow Fashion Heritage Radio Network 00:31:20 This week, Kate is joined by Brooklyn-based fashion designer Tara St. James of Study NY to discuss Slow Fashion. Slow Fashion is a movement of designing, creating and buying garments for quality & longevity. Slow Fashion encourages slower production schedules, fair wages, lower carbon footprints and (ideally) zero waste. This week, Kate is joined by Brooklyn-based fashion designer Tara St. James of Study NY to discuss Slow Fashion. Slow Fashion is a movement of designing, creating and buying garments for quality & longevity. Slow Fashion encourages slower production schedules, fair wages, lower carbon footprints and (ideally) zero waste. natural fibers, carbon footprint, slow fashion, study ny, sustainable design, magnifeco radio, garment industry, sustainable fashion, ethical fashion, kate black, tara st. james, eco waste false full 4 a17ea816-cb50-4f38-819e-2407f298e5b0 Episode 3: Living trash-free The US produces 254 million tons of trash each year, yet NYC-based Lauren Singer is living a nearly 'trash-free' life. Author of the Zero Waste blog 'Trash is for Tossers', the amount of trash that she has produced over the past four years can fit inside of a 16 oz mason jar.
Through her blog, she has empowered millions of readers to produce less waste by shopping package free, making their own products, and refusing plastic and single use items. She is also the founder of organic cleaning product company The Simply Co.

]]> Mon, 3 Oct 2016 17:12:00 +0000 info@heritageradionetwork.org (Heritage Radio Network) https://magnifeco-radio.simplecast.com/episodes/6954cb45-6954cb45 The US produces 254 million tons of trash each year, yet NYC-based Lauren Singer is living a nearly 'trash-free' life. Author of the Zero Waste blog 'Trash is for Tossers', the amount of trash that she has produced over the past four years can fit inside of a 16 oz mason jar.
Through her blog, she has empowered millions of readers to produce less waste by shopping package free, making their own products, and refusing plastic and single use items. She is also the founder of organic cleaning product company The Simply Co.

]]> Episode 3: Living trash-free Heritage Radio Network 00:30:04 The US produces 254 million tons of trash each year, yet NYC-based Lauren Singer is living a nearly 'trash-free' life. Author of the Zero Waste blog 'Trash is for Tossers', the amount of trash that she has produced over the past four years can fit inside of a 16 oz mason jar. Through her blog, she has empowered millions of readers to produce less waste by shopping package free, making their own products, and refusing plastic and single use items. She is also the founder of organic cleaning product company The Simply Co. The US produces 254 million tons of trash each year, yet NYC-based Lauren Singer is living a nearly 'trash-free' life. Author of the Zero Waste blog 'Trash is for Tossers', the amount of trash that she has produced over the past four years can fit inside of a 16 oz mason jar. Through her blog, she has empowered millions of readers to produce less waste by shopping package free, making their own products, and refusing plastic and single use items. She is also the founder of organic cleaning product company The Simply Co. mason jar, waste, small business, trash, zero waste, sustainability, the simply co., lauren singer, epa false full 3 fa74bce4-1b6a-410d-9f17-d455efb77816 Episode 2: Clean Beauty This episode delves deeper into the benefits of health and beauty products made from certified organic and non-toxic ingredients. Kiran and Nicole, the wife and daughter of the late Horst Rechelbacher (the "Father of Safe Cosmetics" according to the NYTimes, and founder of Aveda and Intelligent Nutrients), join Kate in the studio to discuss why everything we put in and on our bodies must be nutritious and safe.

]]> Mon, 26 Sep 2016 18:41:00 +0000 info@heritageradionetwork.org (Heritage Radio Network) https://magnifeco-radio.simplecast.com/episodes/5d158b52-5d158b52 This episode delves deeper into the benefits of health and beauty products made from certified organic and non-toxic ingredients. Kiran and Nicole, the wife and daughter of the late Horst Rechelbacher (the "Father of Safe Cosmetics" according to the NYTimes, and founder of Aveda and Intelligent Nutrients), join Kate in the studio to discuss why everything we put in and on our bodies must be nutritious and safe.

]]> Episode 2: Clean Beauty Heritage Radio Network 00:31:41 This episode delves deeper into the benefits of health and beauty products made from certified organic and non-toxic ingredients. Kiran and Nicole, the wife and daughter of the late Horst Rechelbacher (the "Father of Safe Cosmetics" according to the NYTimes, and founder of Aveda and Intelligent Nutrients), join Kate in the studio to discuss why everything we put in and on our bodies must be nutritious and safe. This episode delves deeper into the benefits of health and beauty products made from certified organic and non-toxic ingredients. Kiran and Nicole, the wife and daughter of the late Horst Rechelbacher (the "Father of Safe Cosmetics" according to the NYTimes, and founder of Aveda and Intelligent Nutrients), join Kate in the studio to discuss why everything we put in and on our bodies must be nutritious and safe. clean beauty, cosmetics, aveda, magnifeco radio, sustainability, kiran stordalen, beauty products, nicole rechelbacher, horst rechelbacher, kate black, certified organic, intelligent nutrients, non-toxic false full 2 7c748e62-dc76-4d51-b7f5-b3a043b0c8cd Episode 1: Fashion + Climate Change It's Climate Week in NYC, guest Elizabeth Cline, author of Overdressed: The Shockingly High Cost of Cheap Fashion will join to discuss the role of cheap fashion on the environment, plus her current project(s) and what you can do to change.

]]> Mon, 19 Sep 2016 17:53:00 +0000 info@heritageradionetwork.org (Heritage Radio Network) https://magnifeco-radio.simplecast.com/episodes/4ac92d9b-4ac92d9b It's Climate Week in NYC, guest Elizabeth Cline, author of Overdressed: The Shockingly High Cost of Cheap Fashion will join to discuss the role of cheap fashion on the environment, plus her current project(s) and what you can do to change.

]]> Episode 1: Fashion + Climate Change Heritage Radio Network 00:32:57 It's Climate Week in NYC, guest Elizabeth Cline, author of Overdressed: The Shockingly High Cost of Cheap Fashion will join to discuss the role of cheap fashion on the environment, plus her current project(s) and what you can do to change. It's Climate Week in NYC, guest Elizabeth Cline, author of Overdressed: The Shockingly High Cost of Cheap Fashion will join to discuss the role of cheap fashion on the environment, plus her current project(s) and what you can do to change. design, magnifeco radio, kate black, elizabeth cline, sustainability, textiles, environment, fashion, overdressed, climate change false full 1