
A podcast series profiling experts, business leaders, and everyday people on the front lines of the fight for the right to repair.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 13 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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| Categories | NewsTech NewsNews Commentary | ||||

This week we welcome Katie Treggiden, a speaker, podcaster, and author known for her expertise in craft, design, and sustainability. Katie's journey into the world of environmentalism took a unique path. Before she delved into issues like sustainabil... more
Travis Goodspeed has a unique relationship with “stuff.” A renowned “hillbilly hacker” from Tennessee, Travis is a reverse engineer and device hacker without peer. He’s best known as an outspoken advocate of “junk hacking” - the practice of probing l... more
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This week we bring Ollee Means to the podcast, creator of the guilder, the platform that facilitates repair with its users spending zero money. The ... more
Automobiles are the only category of product where a formal right to repair exists in the U.S., thanks to a law passed in 2012 by voters in Massachusetts. But that right is under threat. After voters in Massachusetts expanded a 2012 law in November 2... more
Dr. Lily Baum Pollans, the author of Resisting Garbage: The Politics of Waste Management in American Cities discusses her research on how we ended up in a world that is so disposable?
Resisting Garbage dives into the world of how cities treat garbag... more
We speak with Matthew Lubari, Director of Community Creativity 4 Development, a repair-focused group operating out of the Rhino Camp Refugee Settlement, Arua, Uganda.
Fixit Clinic founder Peter Mui talks about environment and social benefits of sharing knowledge on repair and working in community with others.
Thirteen years ago Peter Mui held the first ever “Fixit Clinic” – driven by his motivation to change our ... more
Dr. Emily West gets us inside the mind of Amazon to better understand how corporations are working to turn us into passive consumers.
At its core, the right to repair is a struggle with corporations over how we interact with products they sell. This... more
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