All Things Sustainable

All Things Sustainable bridges narrative storytelling with expert conversations that highlight innovation and impact in the climate space. Through candid interviews with the builders inside brands and stories from explorers in the outdoor community, host Nadia Lozano showcases how these players are turning bold ideas into reality. Made for impact-minded consumers, creators, and enthusiasts who want fresh ideas—and practical paths—to a cleaner, greener planet.

All Things Sustainable is a education podcast hosted by Nadia Lozano, with 7 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Nadia Lozano hosts All Things Sustainable, a education show with 7 episodes published.

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  The 99% Economy: Rethinking Capitalism for a Sustainable Future with Paul Adler

  Apr 28, 202639 minS0

  <p>What if the root cause of the climate crisis isn't pollution, or even fossil fuels, but the economic system itself? In this episode, we sit down with Paul Adler, Professor Emeritus at USC Marshall School of Business and author of The 99% Economy, to unpack why recycling and regulations won't cut it when the system powering our economy is the problem. From the shocking truth about how thin our atmosphere really is to why America's WWII economic mobilization might be the best blueprint we have for climate action, we go deep on why profit-first systems are structurally incompatible with sustainability...

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  Beyond the Playa: VR, Community, and the Future of Sustainable Gathering

  Apr 13, 20261h 7mS0

  <p>Eighty thousand people. Twenty-three square kilometers of the Nevada desert. Eight days. And then, nothing. No trace. This week on All Things Sustainable, we sit down with Athena Demos and Doug Jacobson, the co-founders behind the official virtual Burning Man experience, The BurnerSphere. From the Moop Map to solar-powered sound camps to a bike recycling program that started at a local high school, we dig into how one of the world's most unconventional gatherings has become a laboratory for sustainable innovation. By reimagining how technology can foster shared presence and radical inclusion, Athena and Doug are redefining sustainability and...

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  Better, Not Perfect: Stuart Jenkins on Recycled Foam, Greenwashing, and Building Blumaka

  Mar 23, 202653 minS0

  <p>Stuart Jenkins spent four decades in footwear, at companies like Deckers and Hoka, before he walked out of a factory and saw a mountain of discarded foam scraps nearly as tall as the building. That was the moment. In this episode, Stuart breaks down why foam is the shoe industry's dirtiest secret, how he built Blumaka to turn that waste into high-performance insoles and footwear, and what he believes is our best shot at meaningful sustainability. Plus, we discuss greenwashing fatigue, why sustainability departments are often set up to fail, and why the most sustainable product you can make...

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  Storytelling for the Planet: How Patagonia's Felipe Guzman Balances Business, Activism & Community on Social Media

  Mar 9, 202641 minS0

  <p>What if corporate activism could actually feel grassroots? Felipe Guzman, Social Media Lead at Patagonia, shares what it's really like to tell climate stories for one of the world's most mission-driven brands—from creating "Fan Mail" videos based on their own critics to wrestling with when (and how) to speak out on social issues. Felipe opens up about his path from DACA recipient working retail at REI to leading digital strategy at Patagonia, why the company refuses to call itself "sustainable," how Patagonia Action Works connects people with real environmental campaigns, and what went into releasing their brutally honest 2025 Wo...

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  Art, Grief, and Climate Action with USC's First Eco-Chaplain

  Dec 3, 202558 minS0

  <p>What if responding to climate change was about creativity, connection, and even pleasure? Allison Agsten, director of USC Annenberg's Center for Climate Journalism and Communication and inaugural Eco-Chaplain, shares how art and storytelling can help us process ecological grief, why intimacy matters more than mass messaging, and how small sustainable choices (like thrifting a pinky ring) can actually feel good. From organizing healing circles for wildfire survivors to carrying rocks through Zoom calls, Allison reveals a refreshingly human approach to climate work that feels nourishing and accesible to all.</p>

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