
Defying the rules to inspire design. Under the lens of creativity, Verda Alexander and Jon Strassner swap stories with the unlikeliest of heroes in this fight to save our planet.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 81 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | DesignSociety & CultureArts | |||

For the season finale of Break Some Dishes, Jon and Verda wrap up a challenging but rewarding season about women; women in design, in leadership, and in the climate movement. Why do women still hold far fewer leadership positions, even as they are ea... more
In the penultimate episode of season six, Jon and Verda have a conversation with Ayshka Najib, who shares her journey from being inspired by the Chipko movement in India to becoming a fervent champion for both climate justice and gender equality. The... more
Live from the NeoCon show floor in Chicago, Verda and Jon sit down with Kathleen Egan and Paul Shahriari, co-founders of Ecomedes. If you’ve ever struggled to specify sustainable materials, this episode is a must-listen. Ecomedes is changing the game... more
In this episode, Jon and Verda sit down with Osprey Orielle Lake, founder of the Women’s Earth and Climate Action Network (WECAN), to explore the connections between women’s rights, climate justice, and the rights of nature. From ecofeminism to alter... more
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Great camaraderie between Jon and Verda! Love the insights they bring to the conversations from their own lives, and love their dedication to research and always wanting to know more. I learn so much each episode!
I love these two and their passion for creating a better future! Always a great listen!
Great conversations around sustainability within the built environment and beyond!
I love these two and their selfless passion for creating a better world and better future.
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