Will Nash has a fun and insightful chat with Michelle Dunn, a powerhouse in Green Initiatives within the education system. Michelle is here to share all her best tips for getting kids excited about recycling and living sustainably—because saving the planet can be fun! From easy ways to get students involved in green practices to convincing schools to back recycling programs, Michelle’s got it all covered. And here’s the best part—Michelle even brought her lunchbox with her!

In this episode, we’re diving into the depths of environmental activism with the inspiring Zoe Bystrov, a passionate young environmentalist and founder of Youth For Lake Simcoe! Zoe sits down with Will Nash to discuss the crucial role Lake Simcoe plays in preserving our natural world and why it’s vital to protect its watersheds. From safeguarding wildlife to understanding their habitats, Zoe breaks down why every little action counts. Plus, she shares how you can capture the beauty of nature through art, photography, and even photo exhibits to inspire others. Listen for a mix of passion, creativity, and all the ways you can make a difference!

In today’s episode, we’re diving deep into the world of waste audits—yes, you heard that right, we’re talking trash!

Will Nash is joined by Busch Systems’ Sustainability & Diversion Advisor Kerstin Mayer! Ever wonder where all that pizza box and old receipt clutter is going? We’ve got you covered. Join us as we break down the science of sorting through your trash (and no, it’s not as gross as it sounds) to help you and your business save money, save the planet, and maybe even save your sanity. Our guest shares tips on how to audit your waste, so you can actually recycle that "junk" and turn it into something awesome! Get ready for some laughs, some tips, and the ultimate challenge: can we make trash talk actually fun? Spoiler alert: we think we can!

Will Nash is joined by the always-insightful Mackenzie Bradbury, Busch Systems’ Sustainability & Eco-Impact Coordinator, to dive into the world of the circular economy. They're breaking down what it means to go circular—at work, at home, and in design—giving you the goods on how to make this shift from linear to circular without losing your cool (or your budget). From product design that thinks beyond the trash bin to the practical steps for businesses and individuals to adopt sustainable practices.