Episode 004: Lewis Perkins

In This Episode We Talk About: 

• Aligning Intentions with prayer

• Innovations in the Fashion Industry

• Consumer responsibility

• Future of waste

Find this episode on:

iTunes

Spotify

Subscribe & leave a review!

REGENERATIVE FASHION SERIES : LEWIS PERKINS

Please join us in the latest podcast with the amazing Lewis Perkins from Apparel Impact Institute as he shares his experience being an environmental impact consultant within the fashion industry. This is the second episode from our regenerative fashion series that is exploring the impact the fashion industry has on a global scale environmentally and inspirations for making wiser choices that align with our values at Bohypsian which is to be a good steward and do whatever we can to support our precious planet in a time of climate change. Lewis has spent over a decade making sure corporations meet climate change and sustainability goals that measure up to the Paris treaty agreement. Prepare yourself for a meaningful and honest hour and a half as we cover labor offenses, resource allocation, marketing, and everything in between coming from an expert in the field. Let us take in what needs to be heard as we organize, align, and seek clarity to bring our intentions into fruition, one conversation at a time!

• To learn more about The Apparel Impact Institute visit their website

Episode 004: Javiera Estrada

In This Episode We Talk About: 

• Javiera’s career as an artist

• what motivated her to focus on fashion

Find this episode on:

iTunes

Spotify

Subscribe & leave a review!

SUSTAINABLE FASHION SERIES : JAVIERA ESTRADA

Join us in the latest podcast with our featured artist Javiera Estrada who is hand painting beautiful leather coats and accessories in a new series called METAL RAT. Javiera is a Mexican born Los Angeles artist and shares with us her keys to creativity, inspiration and funny stories from her childhood growing up with a single mom who was a body builder!!! We discuss the idea of Patriarchy in America as witnessed in contrast to her childhood growing up in the matriarchal society in Mexico. 🇲🇽🇺🇸

• To learn more about Javiera visit her website

Episode 003: MADDOX & MADDOX

In This Episode We Talk About: 

• Behind the scenes of Juneteenth Coalition Festival in Carmel California

• Post Juneteenth Festival

• History of our names Maddox

Find this episode on:

iTunes

Spotify

Subscribe & leave a review!

I am honored to introduce my Maddox Haberdasher, my founding partner in the Juneteenth Coalition, a new team of activists on the Monterey Peninsula who formed out of natural synergy to celebrate and uplift black lives and issues in an effort to create equity for the descendants of slaves in our community and beyond . Maddox and I speak about the initial idea which came after the murder of George Floyed in the midst of a rising Black Lives Matter movement in America and an unprecedented pandemic in the modern world.

Our history together as co-hosts of events in the community come up in story as well as our intentions and visions for a growing celebration of blackness in the heart of privilege.

• Visit the Esselen Tribes website https://www.esselentribe.org

Episode 002: Kelsey Barrett & Heavy Nettle

In This Episode We Talk About: 

• re-cultivating our connection to community,

• our ancestors, Big Sur as an apex ecosystem, and the power of plants of course!

• Kelsey Barret, Clinical Herbalist

Find this episode on:

iTunes

Spotify

Subscribe & leave a review!

Join us for a Heavy Nettle Gathering!

Based in Southern California, Kelsey Barrett is a clinical herbalist that focuses on relational herbalism. 

Kelsey is a creative with a big mission, in the past, she has done policy work for women in New York, worked with fashion lines such as Ann Taylor and is currently co-creating a new secret project.LISTEN!

• Visit the Esselen Tribes website https://www.esselentribe.org

Episode 001: Esselen Tribal council Chairman Tom Little Bear

In This Episode We Talk About:  

• The Esselen Tribe of Monterey County

• Sacredness of the land and waterways

• Mending the Sacred hoop between races

Find this episode on:

iTunes

Spotify

Subscribe & leave a review!

Join us for a meditative evocation as we journey around the sacred hoop of life with Tom Little Bear, The Esselen Nation Tribal Chairman.

Little Bear prays that as creators, we choose to walk the beauty road.

He asks that we work together as a village to bring balance back to the land and to come up with ways to slow the tourism down in Big Sur- keeping Big Sur Wild!

He also discusses the Esselen’s Tribal Council’s role in protecting the Ventana land from dams & peak developments as well as satellites and transmission lines.

LISTEN!

• Visit the Esselen Tribes website https://www.esselentribe.org