In this episode of Plastics Revolution, I’m chatting with Hayley Clarke of Onya based in Perth, Australia. Onya makes reusable alternatives for single-use plastic products for consumers.

In this episode of Plastics Revolution, I’m chatting with Steve Morriss, the founder of Close the Loop. Steve started his business by refilling printer cartridges about 20 years ago. Unfortunately, there was a lot of them that couldn’t be refilled, and with this problem, Steve recognised an opportunity to partner with the manufacturers themselves to keep it out of the landfills. Today Close the Loop is a global business.

In this episode of Plastics Revolution, I’m chatting with Lesley Van Staveren from ReGen Plastics in Cairns, Australia. They wondered why construction products from recycled plastics couldn't be made in Cairns with locally sourced waste.

In this episode of Plastics Revolution, I’m chatting with Louise Hardman of Plastic Collective. Louise became aware of the plastic waste issue in the ocean over 25 years ago when she found a green turtle that was dying after eating plastic. Today she’s tackling this problem at the source by creating a portable plastic recycling machine for remote communities.  

While working as a textile designer, Camille Reed realised the need to make her industry more sustainable. And a short time later, she went from designing with recycled materials to creating an industry conference and association to tackle this problem more collaboratively.

In this episode, I chat with Paul Frasca - the cofounder and director of Sustainable Salons about the 3Ps: People, Planet and Profit.

In this episode of Plastics Revolution, I chat with Scott Cooney – the founder of Pono Home and Pono Home Essentials in Honolulu, Hawaii.

In this episode of Plastics Revolution, I chat with David Hodge of Plastic Forests about their dry cleaning process for recycled plastic and more

In this episode of Plastics Revolution, I chat with Cathy Costa of the Conder House,a cleaning service provider for modern cloth nappies

In this episode of Plastics Revolution, I’m speaking with Jonathon Draper and Olivia St-Laurent of Local Press Café + Wholefoods in Canberra, Australia. This episode is truly a case study of what food businesses could do just about anywhere.

In this episode of Plastics Revolution, I chat with Damien Clarke and Martin Brooks, the founders of Green Caffeen. Both of them were stay at home dads struggling with mental health issues until they decided to start a business that essentially rents reusable takeaway cups.

In this 2-part series of Plastics Revolution, I chat with Mark Yates of Replas in one of the most educational and insightful shows we’ve done yet involving the plastics industry.

My guest in this podcast episode is Luise Grossman. She’s a surfer, marketer and the co-founder of a sustainable surf product company called Five Oceans.

In today's podcast, we meet with Stephanie Stubbe from Melbourne Australia. She's a practicing veterinarian who founded Anipal, the first Australian company to make dog collars and leads from recycled plastics.

My podcast guest, Royston Kent is the co-founder and CEO of B&C Plastics, a product development and plastics manufacturing company based in Brisbane Australia. Recently, he's had a chance of heart for using recycled materials in his plastics manufacturing company. Listen to it now.

For the last month, and on top of everything else I am trying to do for the business, I have been working on a new podcast called, "Plastics Revolution."