Green Fix

Welcome to the Green Fix, the climate & sustainability podcast for Australian corporations and their ESG practitioners. We explore the top challenges and opportunities in the industry, how they are impacting your business and your work, so that you can keep your sanity.

Green Fix is a business podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 41 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80.

Unknown Host hosts Green Fix, a business show with 41 episodes published.

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  Reframing Conflict, with Myrna Lewis, Founder of Lewis Deep Democracy

  Sep 9, 202636 min

  Myrna Lewis has spent more than thirty years working with leaders, teams and governments around the world on exactly this. She built the Lewis Deep Democracy methodology while helping organisations through South Africa's transition out of apartheid, and the tools have been in use since 1993. She shares what the resistance line is: the six stages a group moves through when something isn't being said, from a sarcastic joke all the way to "I'll kill you or I'll leave you." If you've ever left a meeting where everyone agreed but you felt nobody meant it, you're not the only one. Myrna Lewis is CEO and co-founder of Lewis Deep Democracy, a clinical psychologist, and an Ashoka Fellow. Connect with us! Support the show Your Hosts: Dan Leverington Loreto Gutierrez Liked this episode? Subscribe to our podcast to get the latest Sustainability insights every two weeks. And follow us on Linkedin and Instagram . Email us your ideas, feedback and interviewee suggestions at info@greenfixpodcast.com

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  Episode #37

  A New Business Landscape shaped by Geopolitics, with Andrew White, YT Advisory

  Aug 25, 202636 min

  In this episode we speak with Andrew White, from YT Advisory, about why geopolitics is no longer a background issue for business, it’s a core strategic risk. Andrew breaks down how global power, trade, security, and technology shape business outcomes, and why leaders need to look beyond cost and efficiency toward resilience. The conversation explores the changing role of global institutions like the UN and WTO, the impact of shifting alliances, and the growing pressure on Australian businesses from supply chain disruption, energy insecurity, and climate-related risk. Andrew also shared a practical framework for stress-testing business models using upstream and downstream value chains, plus the importance of thinking in terms of speed and duration of shocks. If you want to understand how to prepare for a more volatile world, this episode offers a sharp, accessible guide to the risks and decisions that will matter most over the next few years. Connect with us! Support the show Your Hosts: Dan Leverington Loreto Gutierrez Liked this episode? Subscribe to our podcast to get the latest Sustainability insights every two weeks. And follow us on Linkedin and Instagram . Email us your ideas, feedback and interviewee suggestions at info@greenfixpodcast.com

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  Who Gets to Decide Antarctica's Future? with Rob Swan, Polar Explorer and Founder of 2041 Foundation

  Aug 13, 202626 min

  Rob Swan was the first person in history to walk to both the North and South Poles. He joins Loreto and Dan to talk about the continent nobody owns, and the treaty decision that determines what happens to it. In 1991, the world agreed to leave Antarctica alone as a natural reserve for science and peace. From 2041, that agreement can start to be reopened. Rob has spent 35 years on a promise he made to Jacques Cousteau to make sure it isn't. These days he spends more time in boardrooms than on the ice, working with business leaders on the skills he reckons they're worst at: telling a story and inspiring people who aren't already convinced. His argument is that industry can move faster on this than governments can, because a business survives by staying in business. You can find Rob at: Rob Swan — https://www.robertswan.com The 2041 Foundation — https://2041foundation.org Connect with us! Support the show Your Hosts: Dan Leverington Loreto Gutierrez Liked this episode? Subscribe to our podcast to get the latest Sustainability insights every two weeks. And follow us on Linkedin and Instagram . Email us your ideas, feedback and interviewee suggestions at info@greenfixpodcast.com

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  Episode #34

  Raising Kids in a Changing Climate: Working Parents Rewriting the Sustainability Playbook with Nic Seton, CEO of Parents for Climate

  Jun 16, 202630 min

  Nic Seton is the CEO of Parents for Climate, the grassroots group that took on EnergyAustralia over "carbon neutral" greenwashing, and won. In this episode, Nic joins Loreto and Dan to unpack what that landmark case really means for carbon offsets, ESG claims and corporate Australia in the era of mandatory climate disclosures. He also makes the case that parents are one of the most powerful and most overlooked forces for climate action in the country. We get into: the EnergyAustralia greenwashing case and the signal it sends on carbon offsets the "kids test" to pressure-test any climate decision at work how being a parent at work is a climate superpower how to get your business and community ready for a changing climate without burning out Resources Parents for Climate https://www.parentsforclimate.org The landmark EnergyAustralia Greenwashing Case https://www.parentsforclimate.org/landmark_greenwashing_legal_case https://equitygenerationlawyers.com/case/ap4ca-v-energyaustralia/ Nick's Recommendation Pop Culture Parenting Podcast https://pop-culture-parenting.simplecast.com Connect with us! Support the show Your Hosts: Dan Leverington Loreto Gutierrez Liked this episode? Subscribe to our podcast to get the latest Sustainability insights every two weeks. And follow us on Linkedin and Instagram . Email us your ideas, feedback and interviewee suggestions at info@greenfixpodcast.com

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  Episode #33

  Burnt Out People Can't Save a Burning Planet: Navigating Climate Anxiety and Finding Hope

  Jun 2, 202638 min

  Sustainability work is meaningful, but it can also break you. In this episode, we sit down with Courtney Kovac and Georgia Monaghan, co-founders of EcoMind, to talk about what happens when the people trying to save the planet burn out trying to do it. Georgia and Courtney bring very different journeys to this conversation, one from climate law and consulting, one from youth mental health. Together they've built something that sits right at the intersection: practical tools for navigating the emotional toll of living and working through a climate crisis. We talk about the difference between overwork and burnout, how to find agency when the outcomes feel out of your control, and why hope isn't naive, it's necessary. If you've ever felt like what you're doing isn't enough, this one's for you. EcoMind https://www.ecomind.au/ Corporate & team enquiries https://www.ecomind.au/work-with-us Courtney and Georgia's Recommendations Zen and the Art of Saving the Planet (Thich Nhat Hanh) Where the Light Gets In (Ben Crowe) Build a Ballot Tegan Lerm & Lizzie Hedding Climate Writers Eezu Tan Connect with us! Support the show Your Hosts: Dan Leverington Loreto Gutierrez Liked this episode? Subscribe to our podcast to get the latest Sustainability insights every two weeks. And follow us on Linkedin and Instagram . Email us your ideas, feedback and interviewee suggestions at info@greenfixpodcast.com

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