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May
11
2013

Chat Republic

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Remember Angelo Fernando – my partner for the first year of the show?

He has a new book out Chat Republic.

Here is my review

Winston Churchill said that “History will be kind to me for I intend to write it”. Today history is being tapped out on keyboards and touch-screens of emergent digital Churchills. Chat Republic is the lexicon of that social language used by today’s Churchill’s. The book provides the origins, applications and parables of its emergence, power and influence. If you’ve had a blind eye to the Chat Republic this book will restore your sight by taking you through the significance of the amplification of conversation that only could have arisen in the age where history will be written in 140 characters.

Check out his new site www.ChatRepublic.net and pickup a copy of the book.

May
11
2013

Working on something new so hold on

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Hi everyone – been a couple months since the last show.

As many of you know I tend to go crazy and do a show every week for awhile the crawl back to my cave only to reemerge when I feel I have something to contribute.

Right now. I am in the cave. Pondering, exploring and wondering what is next. I have something I want to say. But because of the nature of it … so until next time.

Feb
20
2013

Dell’s Global Sustainability Strategist, Bruno Sarda joins us February 27th!

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In his current role, Bruno is responsible for the operational strategy of Dell’s Global Sustainability efforts. This includes governance, information management, measurement & reporting strategy, as well as supporting advocacy, policy & objective setting across internal and external stakeholder engagement.

Prior to making a shift to sustainability in 2010, Bruno held a number of E-Business leadership positions over 15+ years at Dell and Charles Schwab. He is a graduate of Arizona State University and stays closely connected to their School of Sustainability where he teaches as an Adjunct Professor and is a consultant for the Rob and Melani Walton Sustainability Solutions Initiatives. Bruno is a native of Paris, France and currently lives in Phoenix after stints in Northern California, Ireland and Texas.

Feb
11
2013

Hearts.com joins us February 13th!

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Regular listeners are familiar with our Hearts.com pals and their origin of turning disgarded waste into a fashion statement. For those of you who aren’t familiar with Hearts.com, here’s their philosophy:

They design with a purpose. Their products are a synergy between artisan strengths and the natural materials their environments provide. Every design that is made is unique, exclusive, and most importantly, made with love.

During the month of February, consumers can get a FREE Valentine’s Day gift with a $50 purchase.

Join us February 13th, 12 EST to hear more!

Discover what everyone is talking about here:

http://www.hearts.com/

 

Jan
20
2013

February’s Guest: RighTrac Founder and Sustainability expert, George Benjamin Brooks, Jr.

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George Benjamin Brooks, Jr. holds a Ph.D. in Renewable Natural Resources from the College of Agriculture at the University of Arizona, Tucson. He applies his knowledge in sustainability particularly in sustainable agricultural systems, to address the mounting challenges facing the urban environment. A founder of the urban aquaculture firm RighTrac, Brooks is a frequent contributor to the Arizona Republic on sustainability, green jobs, water, diversity, and community awareness. A Phoenix native, he a past member of the Central Arizona Project Board of Directors, a member of the PlanPhx leadership team creating the new City of Phoenix General Plan, the Vice Chair of the South Mountain Village Planning Committee, the chair of Urban Ministries at Southminster Presbyterian Church and the Vice Chair of Arizona Interfaith Power and Light, an ecumenical organization dedicated to fighting climate change.

It is good to do sustainable things. George Benjamin Brooks, Jr., suggests it is just as good however, to do things sustainably. That is the social, economic and environmental tools that we use to make the world more sustainable can also be applied to solve other problems as well. It this way sustainability creates value and things that are valued are embraced and enhanced.

Jan
10
2013

January 16th: Hearts.com Stephanie Petro & Kara Logan

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Derrick is thrilled to welcome the folks from Hearts.com

If you are a regular listener you know that Derrick has been talking about Hearts for the past month.

Sustainable business looks different than what we are use to seeing and Hearts.com perfectly reflects that. Turning disgarded waste into a fashion statement is what Hearts is all about and on this show we will be discussing the origin, the vision and the passion that makes Hearts an innovative force to be reckoned with.

We will be doing this show live from Hearts offices in Scottsdale. So please feel free to join us live and as questions via phone at (718) 305-6537 we also will be taking questions live via twitter @your3bl

Join Derrick, Stephanie and Kara live Wednesday January 16th at 12EST at www.blogtalkradio.com/your3bl

Stephanie Petro: Creative Design Director

Stephanie’s passion for teaching designers and artisans how to design with respect for the earth stems from her earlier experiences. While studying for her BS in Interior Design at Northridge University, she interned at a sustainable design firm where she was shocked at the unbelievable mass of unwanted materials left by the wayside. From that point on, she promised to always find a way to incorporate some form of upcycled material into her designs and to improve the fabrication process while respecting people, the planet and its resources.

She was invited by her younger sister, Jessica to display her latest jewelry collection at her workplace. One of the buyers was H. Cunningham who found the pieces so unique, he asked to meet the artisan.

They shared a common vision, to help others and the respect for people and the planet.

It was the beginning of Hearts…

Kara Logan: Design Manager

   Native Phoenician, Kara Logan believes getting lost is the only way to find things that couldn’t otherwise be found. Fate brought her to Hearts in October, 2011. She swears she heard cherubs sing and saw the clouds part the moment she read the classified ad for a company that promoted upcycling and an eco-friendly approach. When Creative Director Stephanie Petro concluded her job interview with “Have an inspired day!” Well, Kara pretty much knew she’d found her True North. Kara’s creative approach and fashion forward stylish insights bring new meaning to “trend setting”.
Winning the Visual Designer of Tomorrow scholarship at FIDM pleased her to no end as she comes from a family of academic scholars from accredited universities.

Kara’s open heart and mind leaves room for unlimited possibilities where everyone is welcome.

 

Shop, Discover, and Get Involved at:

www.hearts.com

Jan
8
2013

February 6th Guest: CEO & Cofounder of Quest Resource Management Group, Brian Dick

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Mr. Dick is a founding member of Quest Resource Management Group. As the Chief Executive Officer of Quest, Mr. Dick has taken Quest from a startup company with $0 revenue to a growing, vibrant enterprise with over $140 million in revenue in less than five years. Mr. Dick developed the first and only nationwide organics food waste recycling program, which resulted in over 820 million pounds recycled in 2011. Mr. Dick brings over 13 years’ experience in multi-million dollar mergers and acquisitions, management of sales and operational staff, routing, customer service, budgeting, marketing as well as regulatory compliance and safety. Mr. Dick is a 1997 graduate of Pittsburg State University where he earned a Bachelor of Science in Environmental Management and a Minor in Physical Science.

Quest Resource Management Group provides clients throughout North America with comprehensive sustainability programs, innovative recycling solutions and proven environmental protection. Quest delivers targeted solutions exclusively tailored to our clients’ needs. We have proven success at designing and managing sustainability programs for Fortune 500 companies. When our Return on Investment (ROI) and Return On Sustainability (ROS) based road map are approved, we will design the programs, design and manage RFP, write programs and detailed procedures, complete all training, implement the programs, and manage the day-to-day operation by leveraging our network of audited service providers.

Jan
6
2013

January 9th Guest; Local First Founder, Kimber Lanning

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       Kimber Lanning is an entrepreneur and economic specialist who works to cultivate vibrant, sustainable communities and inspire a higher quality of life throughout Arizona. Lanning is actively involved in fostering cultural diversity, economic self-reliance, regional planning, and responsible growth in the greater Phoenix area. She is the founder and Executive Director of Local First Arizona, a non-profit organization dedicated to raising public awareness of the positive economic and environmental impacts of supporting locally owned businesses.
Dec
11
2012

December 12th- Perpetual Growth and Urbanization

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This week’s show will discuss the world’s continuous growth and urbanization. Associate Producer Cami Fledderman joins Derrick Mains in a dialogue that responds to Gary Hustwit’s film, Urbanized. Americans tend to think of urban problems such as traffic congestion and land use in terms of the US only. The movie discusses it at an international scale giving specific situations, challenges, actions, and results.

Check out the movie on Netflix:

http://movies.netflix.com/WiMovie/Urbanized/70218731?locale=en-US

 

 

Nov
27
2012

December 19th Guest: President of Park&Co, Park Howell

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        Park started his local sustainable marketing firm, Park&Co, in 1995 to ignite the growth of people, products, companies and causes that dare to make the world a better place. Clients include Coca-Cola, Goodwill of Central Arizona, Water – Use it Wisely conservation campaign, Resolution Copper Mining, Expect More Arizona, and the new MAC6 conscious capitalism incubator in Tempe, Az.
           Park was named the 2010 Advertising Person of the Year by the American Advertising Federation, Metro Phoenix, and his agency was recognized among the top 10 impact companies in 2011 by the Phoenix Chamber of Commerce. Park is a graduate of Washington State University and uses both of his degrees in Communications and Music to help organizations craft and tell compelling stories to more quickly achieve their purpose-driven brand ideals.