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We're back with Series 3, this time recorded from isolation. As we delve into a virtual recording of our latest series, we spark conversations around sustainability that we think make sense. This week we're joined by: Alex and Freya, the co-founders of Alexander Clementine, a revolutionary underwear brand that uses seaweed instead of cotton. Listen in as we learn about their unique silk-like Tencel and Seacell™ blend, which is not only softer than cotton but uses 95% less water in its production giving it a huge edge over traditional cotton underwear. We discuss what it's like to launch a business during lockdown and their thoughts on the future of sustainable consumption. Check out Alexander Clementine, and don't forget to check out what we're up to here.Love + Sense,Homethings

We're back with Series 3, this time recorded from isolation. As we delve into a virtual recording of our latest series, we spark conversations around sustainability that we think make sense. This week we're joined by: Tori Tsui, climate activist who was recently sponsored by Stella McCartney to sail to the United Nation Climate Change Conference (COP25) and is a prominent figure in other projects such as raising the importance of young activist voices within the Latin American and Caribbean communities through the Sail For Change initiative and hosting a #digitalstrike across her own platform against the deforestation of the Amazon rainforest.Check out Tori Tsui, and don't forget to check out what we're up to here.Love + Sense,Homethings

We're back with Series 3, this time recorded from isolation. As we delve into a virtual recording of our latest series, we spark conversations around sustainability that we think make sense. This week we're joined by: Anna Brightman, co-founder of UpCircle, a brand that uses repurposed food ingredients to create organic and sustainable beauty products.Listen in as we discuss the importance of recycling food waste, the sustainability of brands trying to make a positive impact and ask the question: how achievable really is a zero-waste lifestyle?Check out UpCircle, and don't forget to follow our journey on Kickstarter!Love + Sense,Homethings

We're back with Series 3, this time recorded from isolation. As we delve into a virtual recording of our latest series, we spark conversations around sustainability that we think make sense. This week we're joined by: Emily Broughton, founder of Saving The Grace, a sustainable living platform focussing on the 5 waves of change.Listen in as we discuss conscious living for water healing, why Emily created an app called Quantum and the challenges faced of living sustainability within a city. Check out Saving The Grace, and don't forget to follow our journey on Kickstarter!Love + Sense,Homethings

We're back with Series 3, this time recorded from isolation. As we delve into a virtual recording of our latest series, we spark conversations around sustainability that we think make sense. This week we're joined by: Mairead Cahill, founder of Wonderoom, a platform for inspiration and connection on sustainable living.Listen in as we discuss how to switch up the sustainability game, why there's such a buzz for conscious brands and Wonderoom's new #FeelGoodAtHome series on Instagram.Check out Wonderoom, and don't forget to follow our journey on Kickstarter!Love + Sense,Homethings

For our final episode in the series, we sit down with the human behind the blog Sustainable + Social, Amy Nguyen. We take a crash course on the UN Sustainable Development Goals for 2030, discussing what they are, why they matter and how we can transition to a more responsible consumer state. Plus, we find out the most important answer – whether Amy would rather live in a teacup or under a mushroom. Follow Amy Nguyen's blog on socials here and don't forget to follow your (new) favourite cleaning brand, Homethings here.