Now Boarding

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We’re excited to share our latest conversation with Lindsey from Nest, a non-profit dedicated to empowering artisans and...
14/11/2025

We’re excited to share our latest conversation with Lindsey from Nest, a non-profit dedicated to empowering artisans and advancing responsible, eco-conscious production around the world.
Tune in as we talk about how Nest connects craft, community, and commerce, building a more inclusive and sustainable future through creativity and collaboration.

New Episode Out Now.

[New Episode, Podcast, Sustainability, Handcraft, Non profit organisation, Artisan, Social Impact, Nest,Must Listen]

We often believe the biggest challenge of a period is the inconvenience, but the true struggle is far more systemic. It ...
07/11/2025

We often believe the biggest challenge of a period is the inconvenience, but the true struggle is far more systemic. It is the weight of cultural silence, the hidden toxins in trusted products, and the shame that prevents us from demanding better for our bodies.

Céline Ventalon, founder of Emer, reveals how this silence has left women’s health behind for decades and offers a clear, powerful alternative to reclaim your well-being. This is not just about a new product. It is about starting a revolution. Breaking taboos, prioritizing health, and honoring the natural power of the female body.

The full conversation on transforming your period experience from the inside out is live on the channel. Listen now.

[New Episode, Women’s Health, Sustainability, Founder Stories, Breaking Taboos, Health & Wellness, Social Impact, Must Listen]

We are told the solution to plastic pollution is a beach cleanup. But what happens after the bags are filled?Josh O’Neil...
14/10/2025

We are told the solution to plastic pollution is a beach cleanup. But what happens after the bags are filled?

Josh O’Neill, a scuba instructor who traded a corporate project management career for a picker and a trash bag, started asking that question. His answer led him to found The Litter Club and mobilize over 6,000 volunteers across Southeast Asia.

But this episode is about more than cleaning beaches. It is about the shocking metric most nonprofits don’t report, the innovative way to prevent volunteer burnout with Zumba and music, and the profound power of a single human choice. Josh takes us from the shores of Singapore to his work within a local Thai community, revealing how true change is forged not in grand gestures, but in connection and consistency.

This is a conversation that will change how you see every piece of plastic and every opportunity to make a difference.

The latest episode of Now Boarding with Josh O’Neill is live. Listen now on your favorite podcast platform.

[Podcast, New Episode, Behind The Mic, Storytellers, Unfiltered Conversations, Real Talk, Guest Spotlight, Listen Now]

All-inclusive resorts sound like the perfect escape—unlimited food, drinks, and luxury at your fingertips. But have you ...
01/03/2025

All-inclusive resorts sound like the perfect escape—unlimited food, drinks, and luxury at your fingertips. But have you ever wondered who really benefits?

The truth: Up to 80% of the revenue from these resorts never reaches local communities. Instead of boosting local businesses, these mega-properties keep guests inside their walls, leaving restaurants, tour operators, and small shops struggling.

Beyond the economy, the environmental cost is massive—deforestation, water shortages, and excess waste are just some of the hidden consequences.

What can you do?

Stay in locally-owned hotels or eco-lodges
Eat at local restaurants instead of resort buffets
Book independent tours that give back to the community
Support destinations that prioritize sustainable tourism
Your travel choices shape the future of the places you visit. Would you reconsider an all-inclusive resort after this? Let’s talk in the comments.

Transport accounts for nearly 75% of tourism’s carbon emissions, with air travel alone responsible for 40% of that. Trai...
20/02/2025

Transport accounts for nearly 75% of tourism’s carbon emissions, with air travel alone responsible for 40% of that. Trains, on the other hand, produce up to 90% less CO₂ per passenger mile compared to flights.
Small choices can have a massive impact. Let’s rethink how we travel for a greener planet.

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