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Target off target? Woke Christmas Ornaments Spark Outrage- Good business or total delusion? Target, a well-known American retail corporation, has come under fire for its recent decision to sell Christmas ornaments that feature diverse families and Christmas traditions. While some have praised the company for its efforts to be more inclusive, others have expressed outrage, calling the ornaments "woke" and "anti-Christmas." The controversy began when Target released a line of Christmas ornaments that included images of Black Santa Clauses, same-sex couples, and Muslim families celebrating ...

Land investment conversations with the experts around the country.

Grant and Justin, VP & President of the newly formed Durant, Iowa Food Pantry, talk about trying to do some good in their communities and whatever other shenanigans are on their silly little minds.

Ausgewählte Artikel aus dem Good Impact Magazin gibt es auch zum Hören. Von sozialem und nachhaltigem Unternehmer:innentum bis hin zu Klimaaktivismus: Dreh die Lautstärke hoch für diejenigen, die selten gehört werden, für außergewöhnliche Ideen und spannende Zukunftsmacher:innen. Good Impact Magazin: konstruktiv, unabhängig, nachhaltig. Mehr über Good Impact unter: https://goodimpact.eu/ - In Kooperation mit dem Independent Hörbuch-Label Die GehörGäng. Stimmen der GehörGäng kannst du buchen auf www.die-gehörgäng.de

Exploring the interaction between people, design, and activity. Good Fit Poor Fit is a podcast from The UD Project, a small business focused on universal design and housing with a mission to increase the demand for universally accessible homes. Learn more at universaldesign.org.

Miscellaneous interests, topics and such! From affirmations to a variety of topics, to 420 friendly, to meditation and relaxation methods, tips and tricks galore! This is a safe space! No judgment, just good times.. 😎

Can changing farming systems and our diets improve our own health, and that of animals? How do we feed a growing population without impacting climate change? What are the tangible and actionable solutions? These are just some of the pressing questions we will be addressing in our new podcast based on our highly readable new book, Regenerative Farming and Sustainable Diets: Human, Animal and Planetary Health published by Routledge.In a series of monthly ‘long listens’ and ‘weekly ruminations’, Food for Good discusses the urgent need for change. You will hear from academics, ...

We speak with leaders in the field of behavioral science to get to know more about them, their work, and its application to emerging issues. Listen in for fresh insights, inspiration and to hear about some of the latest evolutions in the field. Behavioral Economics for good: Nudging better business and better lives! Hosted by Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.

We go beyond the label of your favorite products to show you all the ingenious ways they are being made better for the environment, better for people, and better for our future. In each episode, you’ll hear brands and manufacturers break down how they’re making products more sustainably. Source of Good is a co-production of award-winning producer Hueman Group Media and Cascale, the global nonprofit alliance empowering collaboration to drive equitable and restorative business practices in the consumer goods industry. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

What the Living Can Learn from the DepartedHosted by two funeral directors who spend more time in chapels than most people spend in cafes, Celebrate Good Lives is a podcast about life, seen through the lens of death.After years of helping families say goodbye, we’ve realized something: the people who’ve passed on still have a lot to teach us. From meaningful last words to the hilarious (and sometimes awkward) moments at funerals, we’ve collected stories, lessons, and reminders about what really matters - love, connection, laughter, and leaving things a little better than you found ...

A show about the businesses and founders taking on the climate problem set.

Cost of Goods Sold is a Podcast about the environmental and social costs of the things we buy. In each episode, we explore topics like sustainability, innovation, social entrepreneurship, the circular economy, conscious consumerism and how we all can effect change. Be inspired by thoughtful designers and responsible creators and curators using business to create positive impact. Listen in to hear the stories of those taking on the world’s biggest challenges and making meaningful contributions towards a better future. Hosted By Jennifer Myers Chua. Interested in sustainable practices, product...