HeyJaredConspiracy of Goodness Podcast
More joy, less fear, and no end to the evidence that a bright future is possible. Hosted by Dr. Lynda Ulrich, co-founder of the Goodness Exchange, each episode we help you make sense of the world by introducing you to people tackling some of the world’s most difficult…
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244. What Can Your Old Clothes Become Next? w/ Nicholas Ledra (opens the original)
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You clean out your closet, donate a bag of clothes, and feel pretty good about it. But where do those clothes actually go? Dr. Nicholas Ledra is solving the enormous textile-waste problem hiding in plain sight—and today we celebrate the science that could change it. His work at Nuria Scientific points toward something far more exciting than simply recycling our clothes once: a future where the materials inside them can be recovered, reused, and given life after life, after life, instead of event
243. Play Isn’t Just for Kids: It’s the Fifth Pillar of Health! with Teresa Davis (opens the original)
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Most of us know the big health pillars: eat well, move your body, and get enough sleep. More recently, we’ve started to understand the importance of social connection. But according to Teresa Davis, there’s another essential part of being fully alive that many adults have forgotten: play. In this episode, Dr. Lynda Ulrich talks with Teresa Davis, founder of Davis Studio and Play Intention in South Burlington, Vermont, about why play is not a childish escape from real life. It may be one of the m
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