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Eco-Culture

Eco-Culture

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  • Captain Jack’s Rocket Ride: Ghosts, Grit & Go‑Karts. ECO- CULTURE
    Feb 9 2026

    FULL INTERVIEW Hey there, welcome to Eco-Culture. Today, Jonathan chats with filmmakers Dan Hagler (Fluffy Hag Media) and Krystal Alexandria (Krystal Clear Media) to hear the stories behind their company names, Krystal’s journey as a cochlear implant recipient working in audio and film, and life on set. They may or may not talk about a certain shoot location at a haunted hotel. 3 guesses as to how long Jonathan lasted!

    Dan and Krystal also discuss their four‑year documentary project Captain Jack and his Rocket‑Powered Go‑Kart (premiering Feb 11 at Aloma Cinema Grill), lessons learned from working with spirited subjects, and practical sustainability steps they’re using in production like solar‑ready power trailers. Visit their pages to learn more or hire them for production work.

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    1 hr and 23 mins
  • The World We Wear: Culture, Color & Sustainable Style. ECO-CULTURE
    Feb 5 2026

    In this episode of EcoCulture, hosts Jonathan, Loritza and Ellie explore sustainable fashion, ethical filmmaking and creative entrepreneurship. They discuss Navare Films’ mission to blend old wisdom with new cinematic approaches, Loritza’s show "The World We Wear," and the role of wardrobe in storytelling, upcycling, and community impact.

    Listeners learn practical tips for developing personal style responsibly, hear how productions can leave places better than they found them, and are directed to resources like NavareFilmsLLC.com and AlienPhant.com for more information and involvement.

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    57 mins
  • Engineering Paradise: Inside the Docu-Series Reimagining Sustainable Living
    Jan 21 2026
    In this episode of EcoCulture, hosts Jonathan McFadden @JM_Vox, Renee Morrison @ReneeMorrison (Hiro Diapers), and Ellie Logue @EngineeringParadise (Navare Films) introduce the mini-docuseries Engineering Paradise and explore everyday solutions for sustainable living. Renee discusses Hiro Diapers’ innovation — unbleached, low-plastic diapers paired with plastic-eating fungi designed to break down diaper plastics in 12–18 months — and the brand’s mission to make eco-responsible choices accessible and convenient. Ellie and the hosts cover regenerative and off-grid building principles, the environmental impact of common practices like lawn fertilizer, and simple, shame-free actions anyone can take today to help people and planet.
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    51 mins
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