Capitalism for Good

In the Capitalism for Good Podcast, we are on a mission to interview 100 business leaders about the positive impact they have on their internal and external communities. We're interested in how we can better use the ways we make and spend our dollars to benefit the greater good. capitalismforgood.substack.com

Capitalism for Good is a society podcast hosted by Andrea Masterson, with 26 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.

Andrea Masterson hosts Capitalism for Good, a society show with 26 episodes published.

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  Lindsey McCoy, CEO of Plaine Products (Interview 9/100)

  Jun 24, 202551 minS0

  <p>Lindsey McCoy is the founder and CEO of Plaine Products, a company selling refillable hair and body products, is an example of a leader that took an idea, found a partner (her sister), and made it happen. This circular product business model seems like it’s from the future of sustainable products. It’s simple: buy a hair and/or body product from Plaine Products either online or in store, order another when you’re ready for a refill, rinse out the empty one and put it in the same box the new one came in, and then ship it bac...

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  Marissa Gencarelli, Co-Founder of Yoli Tortilleria (Interview 8/100)

  Jun 17, 202555 minS0

  <p>Marissa Gencarelli, Co-Founder of Yoli Tortilleria, is making and selling tortillas as an ode to her roots in Mexico. This conversation starts with her talking about speaking to a group at Kemper Museum about how consumers have a choice to be a buy from companies that align with your values. While others may say things like “keep politics out of my food,” it’s her view (and mine) that we can’t separate those two. The good news is that it’s clear that Yoli’s values of community, family, and the idea that “corn is life” drive their growth and stick...

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  Kyle Parsons, Founder of Indosole (Interview 7/100)

  Jun 10, 202544 minS0

  <p>You’re going to buy shoes anyway, so why not buy from a brand that is actively working to clean up our planet? Indosole is a recycled footwear brand based in Bali, Indonesia with a global initiative and its founder, Kyle Parsons, talks about the impact of sustainable manufacturing and what it’s like to evolve from idea to implementation while continuously improving. </p><br/><p>Originally from the United States, he was naturally drawn to everything Bali has to offer. During one early visit, he broke a flip flop and the replacement launched the idea for what is now I...

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  Keith Bradley, Co-owner of Made in KC (Interview 6/100)

  Jun 3, 202552 minS0

  <p>Let’s hear it for a true blue hometown business like Made in KC. Made in KC is a local retailer exclusively selling goods that are made in Kansas City (just like its name!). Keith Bradley, Co-Owner of the store, talks about his experience starting and growing a business of selling goods exclusively made by those in Kansas City (see: the name of their store). Does it come with its own challenges? Yes. Does this locally owned business still remain connected to the global economy? Yes. Is it also thriving by lifting up the people that live right in it...

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  Emma Grose, Co-Founder & CEO of MABLE and HAY! Straws (Interview 5/100)

  May 27, 202552 minS0

  <p>Emma Grose, CEO & Co-founder of MABLE and HAY! Straws with both brands focused on designing and manufacturing sustainable products like toothbrushes (both manual and electric toothbrush heads), straws, cutlery, floss, cotton swabs, and stir sticks. What’s even better, both brands have built in community give-back programs so you can feel even better about purchasing these products. We talk about her experiences getting started and the lack of female representation in the venture capital world, the importance of sustainability and community give-back programs, how she found the confidence to be the strong leader she is now, and the difficulties of...

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