Our Latest Episodes ‍

With years of experience in climate psychology, Dr. Susie Burke is a breath of fresh air for anyone overwhelmed by constant climate news.

This is a damning report on just how much carbon the billionaires of the world are producing and why it dwarfs any possible emissions you could be producing on your own.

While we're definitely not there yet, I am excited to share some of the good stuff that has been happening!

I've spent over a decade in this industry, and it kinda sucks. It's the furthest thing from beautiful. I've seen the good, the bad, and the really frickin' awful. And that's where Ethique started.

Amy is the Deputy Curator of Mammals at Auckland Zoo and the founder of the Sumatran Ranger Project.

He’s an explorer, naturalist, scientist, presenter, writer, and I still can’t believe he said yes to being on the podcast.

Now, just because someone is talking about the environmental impact of an agricultural product does not mean they are anti-farmer. I have an incredible depth of respect for farmers.

I think you’ll be fascinated by how her upbringing has shaped her environmental mindset, and just how committed she is to sustainability.

He, by his own definition, was a little bit of a hippy growing up and has moved now into the belief that business is the way to change the world. Sound familiar?

As always, before we start, jot down which you think is gonna be the best option...

Paddy has never really shied away from tackling some pretty complex issues and I've got to be honest, climate change is up there.

Today I'm excited to sit down with Laura Wells, who does incredible work in promoting and educating around science and sustainability.

Today we have another 'this or that' episode, in which we break down the least impactful options for you from things you've asked me about on Instagram.

Today I am honoured to sit down with Dr Kayla Kingdon-Bebb, CEO of WWF. Kayla is an environmental policy leader, manager, and advocate.

I’m excited to talk with John Pabon, whose two decades of work in sustainability and insightful explanations make him a remarkable voice in environmentalism, now as an author, consultant, and speaker.

I’m thrilled to speak with Dr. Jim Salinger, a pioneering climate scientist who first detected global warming in 1976 and has since become a leading educator on climate change.

Today I deep dive into bottled water, including it's origins, it's downfalls, and it's effects on our health.

Today we have another 'this or that' episode, in which we break down the least impactful options for you from things you've asked me about on Instagram.

Today I chat to Rebecca Prince-Ruiz about the PFJ movement, which she began in 2011. She shares her knowledge about plastic pollution and about how we can do our part to decrease our contribution.

In today's short episode we talk ‘This or That’ to determine the least impactful options from things you've asked me about. Because lots of you get confused over what is a better option.

Today, I explore how technology and tech companies harm the environment and human rights through their resource extraction, and suggest ways to mitigate these impacts without giving up technology.

In this episode I reveal the dire state of our oceans and the consequences we can expect to see, and the ones we're seeing already. I’ll also offer some options on how you can help.

Today, Brianne sits down with Kate from the Business But Better team to answer some burning personal and green questions.

On today's episode, Ruud answers all my bug related questions and shares his abundance of knowledge about Aotearoa's insect population.

Jessica Lockhart from Lonely Planet helps us unpack the good and bad of travel, and how we can travel more sustainably.

I put the call our on social media last week for people to send me in messages with what they do to make the world a better place.

Sharks are essential for our planet and in this episode I explain why and how you can help them.

In this episode we are going to be shining a light on the top 10 myths around sustainability.

Let's discuss why a lot of chocolate companies don't deserve our support, and who you should buy from instead.

Today we are talking about what is actually good for the environment, Plastic glass or aluminium and one of them is the absolute worst and it’s not what you think.

So for this episode, while I will be honest about the dire state of things, I’m going to give you a little hope and reveal some of the extraordinary work and changes happening around the world that yo

Let's chat all things lawns and sustainability (or lack thereof)...

Let's discuss why people eco-shame individuals and just how systemic of a problem it actually is.

Let's discuss how you can make change as an individual.

In the kick-off episode of "Now, That's What I Call Green", I, Brianne West - your friendly nature obsessed biochemist, am about to bust some sustainability myths wide open!

Ever been duped by a so-called 'eco-friendly' product that was more 'meh' than 'green'?

In this special episode of 'Now, That's What I Call Green', I, Brianne West, sift through the environmental pledges of major political parties in the looming Aotearoa New Zealand election.

Ever given a side-eye to your backyard and considered its hidden eco-potential?

It's a special episode of "Now, That's What I Call Green," because my first guest is one of the superstars of the sustainability world in Aotearoa - Kate Hall (you'll probably know her as Ethically Ka

In this episode of "Now, That's What I Call Green," discover the intricate world of sustainable eating.

This Christmas, your presence, is present enough... (pass me a bucket).

This time, we're tackling the rubbish (literally) world of fast beauty.