At a time with seemingly many choices for podcasts, media and the link, it's still refreshing to know about a radio show like Sea Change, which focuses on the triple bottom line, that is to say, on economic, social and environmental concerns. A recent very interesting episode was called "Women Ecopreneurs in the Developing World" and it featured Jenny Fernan, the President of Pangea Green Energy.
Based in San Francisco, Sea Change has interesting guests who talk about everything from the sharing economy to socially conscious music, or maybe just music to get you going and ready to change the world.
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Sustainable Radio Shows
Sea Change Focuses on the Triple Bottom Line
Trend Themes
1. Sustainable Media - Incorporating economic, social, and environmental concerns into media content presents an opportunity for disrupting traditional media storytelling.
2. Triple Bottom Line Radio - Focusing on the three key components of sustainability in radio programming allows for innovative content and a unique approach to sharing socially conscious ideas.
3. Green Entrepreneurship - Highlighting the work and ideas of ecopreneurs, especially those in developing countries, is a disruptive way to promote social and environmental sustainability within business culture.
Industry Implications
1. Media - Traditional media organizations can benefit from incorporating a triple bottom line approach to their storytelling and reporting.
2. Renewable Energy - As a guest on Sea Change Radio, pioneers in the renewable energy field have an opportunity to reach new audiences and promote their innovative ideas.
3. Social Impact - Sea Change Radio's focus on socially conscious topics and guests presents an opportunity for social impact organizations to share their message and connect with like-minded listeners.