Hosted by Garr Punnett and Sabira Lakhani · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 77 episodes
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Sabira & Garr discuss trending circular economy topics, joined by circular economy leaders to share best practices, growth tactics and the future of the movement.
Garr Punnett and Sabira Lakhani hosts The Selling Circular Podcast, a business show with 77 episodes published.
Amy Larkin has spent her career proving that the people who seem least likely to cooperate can solve enormous problems together. A former Greenpeace Solutions Director turned founder of PR3, The Global Alliance to Advanc
Amelia Eleiter co-founded Debrand in 2008, long before "circularity" was a buzzword, and has spent nearly two decades building the reverse-logistics infrastructure that sits in the "messy middle" of textile circularity w
Gary Lewis is the co-founder and CEO of Resourcify, Europe's leading digital waste-management and circularity platform, which he founded in Hamburg in 2015 after a stint in the cruise-ship industry exposed him to the sca
Meredith Danberg-Ficarelli and Laura Rosenshine, co-founders of WATS, join Garr and co-host Sabira to make the case that commercial waste is the last unmetered utility — and what happens when you finally turn the lights
Svanika Balasubramanian, Co-Founder and CEO of rePurpose Global, joins Garr and Sabira for a deep dive into the economics of plastic credits, the real-world impact of EPR legislation hitting U.S. companies, and how rePur
Garry Cooper, neuroscientist-turned-CEO of Rheaply, joins Garr Punnett for an conversation about where the circular economy actually stands in 2026. They dig into why "sustainability" as a pitch is losing ground, why inf
Nic Esposito returns to Selling Circular for a candid follow-up conversation about what happened after he paused Unless Kids — his direct-to-consumer toy resale brand — to focus entirely on Circa OS, the inventory and op
Adam Rack, co-founder of Revino, joins Garr to break down what it actually takes to build reusable glass bottle infrastructure in the United States — from negotiating with glass manufacturers and adhesive chemists to nav
Jamil Wyne, climate tech investor, educator, and lead author of Oxford's Climate Tech Opportunity report, joins Garr to unpack why the venture capital playbook is failing many climate companies, why adaptation and resili
Matt Orsagh spent 17 years inside the CFA Institute, working at the intersection of corporate governance, ESG, and sustainability until he realized the system he was trying to fix from within was fundamentally designed t
Every day, billions of gallons of liquid fertilizer get flushed down the drain with clean drinking water. The nutrients your body produces — nitrogen, phosphorus, potassium — are the exact same ones farmers pay a fortune
Megan Zack shares her journey from the insurance industry to becoming a sustainable architect. She discusses the evolution of green building practices, the challenges of promoting sustainability in architecture, and the
Garr Punnett and Jon Strassner delve into the world of podcasting, sustainability, and the challenges of circular economy practices. They reflect on their experiences at conferences, the serendipitous nature of podcastin
What if the key to a more sustainable manufacturing future has been sitting in dusty warehouses this whole time? In this episode, we sit down with Martin Weber, CEO and co-founder of SpareTech, who left a dream job at Po
What happens when 60% of U.S. apartments have zero recycling access? You build your own solution. Ryan Smith started Recyclops after discovering his college apartment—and every apartment he visited—had no recycling. Twel
What happens when the sustainability executive who built Walmart's first corporate sustainability program tells us we've been asking the wrong questions about circular economy all along? Andy Ruben—founder of Trove, inno
With Garr out for the Thanksgiving Holiday, Sabira reconnects with former colleague Vishal, who leads Waste Warriors—a nonprofit tackling the overwhelming waste crisis in India's Himalayan region. From his journey workin
Christopher Hale shares his journey in the electronics recycling and refurbishment industry, discussing the challenges and opportunities within the circular economy. He emphasizes the importance of sustainability, the co
What if the key to a multi-million dollar business was hidden in corporate America's trash bins? Meet Damon Carson, CEO of Repurposed Materials Inc., who built a nationwide empire by betting on industrial waste that othe
Join us for an inspiring conversation with Aliya Marder from Ridwell as we explore how one company is transforming the recycling landscape from grassroots community sessions to a groundbreaking national mail-in program.
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The Selling Circular Podcast is hosted by Garr Punnett and Sabira Lakhani. The show is categorised under business and has published 77 episodes.
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