The Indisposable Podcast®
Celebrating solutions to plastic pollution and featuring heroes of the movement
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Sustainable Packaging: A Report From the Trenches
EPISODE 60: As we continue our special series for The Reusies™, the first ever National Reuse Awards, listen in on a conversation with Upstream’s Matt Prindiville and Erin Simon from World Wildlife Fund (WWF) discussing sustainable packaging initiatives to reduce plastic waste from big brands.
Envisioning and Investing in the Waste-Free World
EPISODE 59: This week, we’re kicking off a special episode series for The Reusies™, the first ever National Reuse Awards. Tune in for a discussion with Ron Gonen from Closed Loop Partners on the origins of wastefulness – plus the reuse solutions shaping the future.
Setting the Table for Reuse in Palo Alto
EPISODE 58: Learn how the Serve It Safe pilot made reuse possible in take-out with Dishcraft and Tootsie’s at the Stanford Barn.
Bringing Reuse in Restaurants to Life with Just Salad
EPISODE 54: Join Just Salad’s Sandra Noonan to learn how the restaurant chain’s reusable bowl pilot activates opportunities for reuse in food service.
Reuse Wins: A Case for Reuse in Food Service
EPISODE 53: Hear from the experts behind Upstream’s new report, Reuse Wins, and why switching from single-use to reuse in food service is a win for all.
Reuse To-Go: Innovations in Takeout & Delivery
EPISODE 49: Tune in to an inspiring conversation with three special guests around innovative reuse business solutions in food takeout and delivery.
Reduce, Reuse, Reship: Limeloop transforms home delivery
EPISODE 47: Join an exciting conversion about LimeLoop’s reusable packaging for home delivery and what their logistics-based approach means for a plastic-free future.
Big brands turn to refill with Algramo
EPISODE 46: Chile-based startup Algramo brings reuse to big brands with innovative refill solutions accessible to all.
A big bet on upstream innovation
EPISODE 44: Ellen MacArthur Foundation’s Sarah Wingstread talks about their report, which shows how upstream innovation can be a root-cause solution to waste.