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The Plucky Bamboo Podcast

Hosted by Chris Jones · business · EN · 55 episodes

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We feature some of the top business leaders in Sustainability, talking through their growth challenges and how they're solving them. From marketing & sales to recruitment & retention, what does it actually take to grow an impact-first business today?If you're growing a Sustainability business or want to move into it, this show is a must-listen for you. Learn from the brightest and most cutting-edge minds in the sector!

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31%

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What is The Plucky Bamboo Podcast about?

We feature some of the top business leaders in Sustainability, talking through their growth challenges and how they're solving them. From marketing & sales to recruitment & retention, what does it actually take to grow an impact-first business today? If you're growing a Sustainability business or want to move into it, this show is a must-listen for you.

Who hosts The Plucky Bamboo Podcast?

The Plucky Bamboo Podcast is hosted by Chris Jones. The show has published 55 episodes to date.

What has The Plucky Bamboo Podcast covered recently?

Recent episodes include "Joe Robbins of Public Grid talks B2B2C growth, breaking into multifamily & why energy companies overspend on ads" (1 October 2026, 30 minutes), "Michael Newton of Qorium talks lab-grown leather, why there's no green premium & selling into big brands" (24 September 2026, 37 minutes), and "Sophie Tuviahu of Bioplasmar talks why bioplastics get priced out, the pivot from product to material & how EU regulation is forcing demand" (10 September 2026, 32 minutes).

How often does The Plucky Bamboo Podcast publish?

The Plucky Bamboo Podcast publishes roughly every two weeks, with episodes averaging 31 minutes across 55 episodes.

How hard is it to get booked on The Plucky Bamboo Podcast?

Booking probability for The Plucky Bamboo Podcast is 31%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. The Plucky Bamboo Podcast requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. The Plucky Bamboo Podcast's contact route on record: public web form.

Who should pitch The Plucky Bamboo Podcast?

The strongest fits for The Plucky Bamboo Podcast are Business & Management Consulting and Photography, Polling & Other Services. The Plucky Bamboo Podcast has a business audience.

About the host

Chris Jones hosts The Plucky Bamboo Podcast, a business show with 55 episodes published.

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  • Episode #55

    Joe Robbins of Public Grid talks B2B2C growth, breaking into multifamily & why energy companies overspend on ads

    Oct 1, 202630 minS1

    Most energy companies buy their customers with ad spend. Public Grid fixed a task everyone hates instead: setting up your electricity account. Joe Robbins is co-founder and COO of Public Grid. When residents move in...

  • Episode #54

    Michael Newton of Qorium talks lab-grown leather, why there's no green premium & selling into big brands

    Sep 24, 202637 minS1

    Michael Newton spent 15 years at Nike watching startups pitch new materials and fail. Now he's the one pitching. Michael is CEO of Qorium, which grows real leather from cow cells in weeks instead of the 2 years it takes...

  • Episode #52

    Sophie Tuviahu of Bioplasmar talks why bioplastics get priced out, the pivot from product to material & how EU regulation is forcing demand

    Sep 10, 202632 minS1

    Nobody designs a product for a material made out of potato peels. Sophie Tuviahu is CEO of Bioplasmar, which makes biodegradable materials from green waste. Before this, she worked in commercial roles at UBQ Materials...

  • Episode #51

    Tom Wilford of Ella talks killing his SaaS for an AI agent, selling on time saved & the new distribution moat

    Sep 3, 202634 minS1

    Most founders protect what's working. Tom Wilford burned his own company down while it was still growing. Tom is the founder and CEO of Ella, an AI agent for sustainability data, carbon reporting and B Corp...

  • Episode #49

    Angelo Amicarelli of FinApp talks cosmic ray sensors, niche positioning & scaling hardware

    Aug 13, 202638 minS1

    Most founders chase the biggest possible market. Angelo Amicarelli chased the smallest one he could own completely. In this episode of The Plucky Bamboo Podcast, Angelo Amicarelli, co-founder of FinApp, talks about...

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  • Episode #48

    Alexander Blum of Applied Bioplastics talks bioplastics pricing, manufacturing & profitability

    Jul 9, 202645 minS1

    Bioplastics have existed for over 30 years. After three decades of government grants, investor capital, and charismatic founders, the industry still hasn't produced a genuinely profitable company. Alexander Blum...

  • Episode #47

    Akhila Kosaraju of What If Design talks climate tech messaging, UX & selling to non-technical buyers

    Apr 16, 202633 minS1

    <p>Climate tech has a communication problem. And it's slowing down the entire industry.</p><p><br></p><p>Akhila Kosaraju, co-founder of What If Design, works with deep tech climate companies on design, messaging, and...

  • Episode #46

    Gilad Regev of Kora talks real-time carbon tracking, CFO buy-in & making climate action commercial

    Mar 4, 202622 minS1

    <p>Climate action without measurement is guesswork.</p><p>In this episode, Gilad Regev explains how Kora is building real-time carbon tracking tools to turn employee behavior into measurable decarbonization.</p><p>We...

  • Episode #45

    Helen Zhang of Coffee Elf talks circular business models, commercialization & climate profitability

    Feb 27, 202621 minS1

    <p>Sustainability isn’t sustainable without revenue.</p><p><br></p><p>In this episode, Helen Zhang shares how she’s building Coffee Elf -a company transforming commercial coffee waste into bio-based materials and...

  • Episode #44

    Mallika Reddy of Cancelled Plans talks scale, sustainability & selling without greenwashing

    Feb 24, 202632 minS1

    <p>What does real scale look like in a sustainability business?</p><p><br /></p><p>For Mallika Reddy, founder of Cancelled Plans, it doesn’t mean producing more.</p><p><br /></p><p>It means producing...

  • Episode #43

    Jane Melia of Harvest Thermal talks heat pumps, product-market fit & scaling climate tech

    Feb 20, 202630 minS1

    <p>Clean heat is one of the biggest pieces of the climate puzzle - but it won’t scale unless it makes financial sense.</p><p><br></p><p>In this episode of The Plucky Bamboo Podcast, I sat down with Jane Melia...

  • Episode #42

    Brett Walter of Climate Action Now talks civic action, climate advocacy & scaling impact through technology

    Feb 17, 202640 minS1

    <p>Turning climate concern into meaningful action is one of the biggest challenges facing the sustainability movement today.</p><p>In this episode of The Plucky Bamboo Podcast, I sat down with Brett Walter, founder &...

  • Episode #41

    Marc McConnaughey of Biobond Adhesives talks product-market fit, scaling bio-based materials & industrial adoption

    Feb 13, 202633 minS1

    <p>Commercialising sustainable materials is one of the hardest and most misunderstood challenges in climate tech.</p><p>In this episode of The Plucky Bamboo Podcast, I sat down with Marc McConnaughey, CEO of Biobond...

  • Episode #40

    Emilio Sassine of Cedrus talks AI in real estate, energy audits & climate tech commercialisation

    Feb 10, 202629 minS1

    <p>In this episode of The Plucky Bamboo Podcast, I sat down with Emilio Sassine, Founder & CEO of Cedrus, to talk about what it really takes to commercialise AI in the built environment.</p><p>Cedrus is building a...

  • Episode #39

    Josh Knauer of ReSeed talks carbon markets, farmer income & ecosystem services

    Feb 6, 202637 minS1

    <p>In this episode of The Plucky Bamboo Podcast, I sat down with Josh Knauer, Co-Founder & CEO of ReSeed, to explore how environmental markets can work better for the farmers at the centre of them.</p><p>Josh has spent...

  • Episode #38

    Sara Baxter of Paperclip talks green premiums, trust & growing a values-led consumer brand

    Feb 3, 202625 minS1

    <p>Building a sustainability business isn’t just about good intentions.It’s about the trade-offs you make when values, margins, and growth collide.</p><p>In this episode of The Plucky Bamboo Podcast, I’m joined by Sara...

  • Episode #37

    Brad Stutzman of o3 Energy talks commercial solar, messaging & market pivots

    Jan 30, 202625 minS1

    <p>In this episode of The Plucky Bamboo Podcast, Chris Jones sits down with Brad Stutzman, Founder and CEO of o3 Energy, to talk about what actually drives adoption in commercial renewable energy.</p><p><br></p><p>Brad...

  • Episode #36

    Titan Immel of Ag Hub Midwest talks growth plateaus, systems & sustainability in agriculture

    Jan 27, 202627 minS1

    <p>Growth in traditional industries doesn’t fail loudly. It slows quietly - when leaders stop building forward and start protecting what already exists.</p><p>In this episode of The Plucky Bamboo Podcast, Chris Jones...

  • Episode #35

    Kyle C Grant-Talbot of Oxwash talks scaling industrial sustainability, operations & leadership

    Jan 23, 202631 minS1

    <p>In this episode of The Plucky Bamboo Podcast, I’m joined by Kyle C Grant-Talbot, founder of Oxwash (since acq. by Elis), to explore what it really takes to scale impact in an industrial sustainability...

  • Episode #34

    Michael Amos of Waste to Wonder talks reuse, social impact & rethinking waste

    Jan 20, 202630 minS1

    <p>Sustainability often comes down to what organisations decide to do with what they no longer need.</p><p><br></p><p>In this episode of The Plucky Bamboo Podcast, Chris Jones is joined by Michael Amos, Managing...

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