The Alarming Unseen Side of Sweatshop Labor (with Maxine Bedat) | CA #14
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Maxine Bedat is the director of the New Standard Institute, “a think and do tank using data and the power of citizens to turn the fashion industry into a force for good.” She is also the author of the book Unraveled: The Life and Death of a Garment
Today on Change Agents, an IRONCLAD original, Maxine and Andy Stumpf discuss the humanitarian, ethical, and environmental issues with the fashion industry -- and how things can change.
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Really great topic! As someone involved in different facets of that industry as a former professional (photographer, hair, fashion etc.) I slowly unraveled that world personally and started to do some of those things mentioned naturally as I stepped away. So much waste, pollution and marketing nonsense. Not to mention the dangerous de-humanizing of models and workers. Just buy quality shit that you need and that’s functional to live and work in. It should last you decades to come if you take care of it, like all your equipment and gear. All the rest is just crap you don’t need.
This is what makes brands like Origin so Awesome everything completely made in the good ole USA.
The china to US "made in usa" is similar in manufacturing. I worked in a machine shop that did stainless fittings, mostly for for food and drug facilities. Most of the small items came from china and if we modified, or touched a tool to it, "made in USA".
America, the nation that has a billion dollar industry for storage because our closets and garages get too full.
Great ep as usual, and big props to Ironclad for branching out into these diverse topics that have deep impacts on human suffering and our survival as a species. I hope more and more people take the time to check out the show because it’s not only great, but it’s also courageous and forward-thinking.
There are usa made clothing companies. I wear logging jeans ,USA grown cotton, processed ,died & made by Americans. My boots are Nicks USA raised cows & processed leather & made in USA by Americans.The democrat party has done the most damage to made in the USA products, look into it i did!
This one reinforces my poor opinions about brands like Patagonia,Sitka, North Face and REI. (I could go on) companies that sell garbage polyester in the name of sustainability and/or outdoor lifestyle make me sick.
great topic
I think we all are responsible for hard labor child labor etc we might not thing so bur I think we are each of us
Would be very interesting to learn the money trail. The cost of a pair of jeans.
Hell yeah
Ah yes, the Procrustean bed of carbon emissions. Every human activity, including breathing, can be considered polluting. We will always be trading resource usage for human flourishing.
This podcast is like Rage Against The Machine except it actually provides stats and solutions. I understand ratm and music is considered an artistic medium but they would mention trying to change things but Alls they did was make a bunch of pissed off teenagers who don’t do anything. Or maybe they are doing things I’m unaware of.
This show is awesome- that’s my main point
I don't think China's emissions are that of "almost the United States." China's emissions are significantly higher
what's with the black and white? isn't it 2023?
No feet shown. Frustrated.
It's not all about the feet
Um Um Um
what the hell is that thumbnail?
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Why would you wear a shirt with the devil on it while talking about the horrific things the devil does to people
Cause they worship him he is their god, men love darkness rather than light because their deeds are evil.