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Welcome to the Ground to Garment podcast – a platform to share conversations that reconnect fashion and farming, exploring a healthy, regenerative model for textiles from the soil up.
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Ground to Garment
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Podcast from @loopyewes🎙Making the connection between fashion and farming. Exploring a healthy soil-to-soil model for our clothing from the ground up.
Katılım Ocak 2022
6 Takip Edilen74 Takipçiler
Katy from Warriner Leather is a talented leather maker, who has spent the last nine years persuing the ultimate dream - working with leather that can be traced back to a specific cow. This episode is a deep delve into the journey of what truly sustainable leather could look like.
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Andy Rummings from Waterhay Farm is a Pasture for Life certified beef farmer based in Wiltshire and is incredibly passionate about his cows and supporting the wildlife on his farm.
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Episode 2 out now … Leather is controversial in sustainable fashion conversations. The cattle industry gets labelled as one of the big emitters of methane & leather manufacturing uses toxic chemicals that pollute the environment - but this isn’t the only way to produce leather.
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Worth a listen for sure.
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After the planned launch of the Ground to Garment podcast was derailed by COVID, I am finally able to share that the first episode is live and you can download it on Spotify. It will be available on Apple soon. Thank you for your patience 🙌
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@GroundtoGarment Very interesting podcast. There is so much opportunity for British wool, and the UK has the wool processing base. Looking to episode 2.
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After the planned launch of the Ground to Garment podcast was derailed by COVID, I am finally able to share that the first episode is live and you can download it on Spotify. It will be available on Apple soon. Thank you for your patience 🙌
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@collembola @drury_kate It’s out now - available to download on Spotify and the Apple podcast app 👍
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Thank you so much for your patience - I got there in the end and am so excited to share more lovely stories with you. Please feel free to give feedback. This is my first attempt at a podcast and I have a lot to learn! BIG thank you to the team at the mill & my editor Ben Malley.
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The episode touches on British wool, the spinning process, the importance of local textiles and the skills needed to support this industry, as well as the mill's drive for net zero and championing textile manufacturing in the South West of England.
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Top quality species rich wildflower hay available for sale. About 300 round bales. Hard to find hay as diverse as this for bale grazing and for bringing in new meadow species. From a SSSI. Worcestershire. Please RT 🙏🏼
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Really looking forward to our first episode - being recorded live @Groundswellaguk with two fantastic British mills - @NatFibreCo and @Bristol_Weaving 🙌
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Beki, our Account Executive will be at @Groundswellaguk on 23 June as part of a panel of experts and members of SWE Fibreshed with @Bristol_Weaving and @LoopyEwes for the 'How Farmers Can Work with Mills to Leverage Value from Fibre' session and podcast. groundswellag.com/sessions/how-f…
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@LizPearsonMann Hi Liz - the first episode will go out at the end of June. It will be available on all the main podcast channels 👍
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@GroundtoGarment Hello, where can I find a link to listen to the podcast? When will it be on?
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Welcome to the Ground to Garment podcast – a platform to share conversations that reconnect fashion and farming, exploring a healthy, regenerative model for textiles from the soil up.
English