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What if the answers to building a more sustainable future were sparked by your questions?
Theme: Get to know personal stories
Topic: Circular economy, Lifestyle inspiration
Language: English
In this special Q&A edition, Caitlyn and Said sit down to respond to questions submitted by listeners from around the world.
You’ll learn:
How circular thinking can reshape business, nature, and community
Real-world examples of sustainability in action—from hives to homes
Simple, actionable steps to begin living and working more regeneratively
Co-Host Bio:
Said Fadyl, Millennials Gone Circular
Said Fadyl hails from Mama Africa and is the curious and comedic voice of our team. Originally from Morocco, he’s also lived in Sweden & other EU countries, and is now currently based in Belgium. He is a mineral engineer by background and loves sustainable entrepreneurship. Said is currently a sustainability consultant at Arcadis supporting companies on ESG, waste management, circularity, and regulatory issues. P.S. He’s low-key hilarious.
Co-Host Bio:
Caitlyn Socwell, Millennials Gone Circular
Caitlyn Socwell is your token “Austramerican” on the show. She was born and raised in Wisconsin, USA, is most recently from Australia, and is now coming to you from the Netherlands. She’s a Doctor of Physiotherapy turned founder of The Waste Not Spot and she geeks out on all things waste–reducing it, reusing it, upcycling it, recycling it, and most importantly, eliminating it. She is wildly passionate about mainstreaming sustainability and has made it her life’s mission. Fun fact, she hails from the Home of the Hamburger!
Additional Resources:
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Millennials Gone Circular is a production of The Waste Not Spot. The Waste Not Spot recognises the many traditional landowners around the world and their continued stewardship of our planet. We pay our respects and offer our deepest gratitude.
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