Episode 20

bonus
Published on:

28th Aug 2018

Bonus Episode: Jane Kou, Bring Me Home — Stopping food waste, saving money, and empowering individuals

What do food waste, a smartphone app, and discounted meals have in common? That's the formulae for a great new start-up from Melbourne. Mark sat down with Jane Kou, founder of Bring Me Home, a mission focused tech start-up that's set it sights on one of the biggest causes of greenhouse gas emissions, and one we can all easily make a dent in, food waste.

You'll hear the origin story of the company, the passion Jane has for the mission, and the grand plans they have for the future. Also, Mark tries out the app, and gets a sandwich. What kind of sandwich? Was it good? You'll have to listen to find out!

Try out the app, save money, and save food waste.

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Credits:
Producer - Caleb Fidecaro
Designer - Abby Hawkins: http://www.abigailhawkins.com/
Composer - Greg Grassi: https:///chambresband
Senior Advisor - Gretchen Miller: https://preventioncentre.org.au/resources/podcasts/
Music for this episode courtesy of Poddington Bear under Creative Commons License - http://freemusicarchive.org/music/Podington_Bear/

Special Guest: Jane Kou.

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Climactic
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We live in Climactic times. Climactic tells the stories of the people making a difference in the face of climate crisis.

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Mark Spencer

Hello!
I'm Mark, and I'm a podcast addict. I've turned my tens of thousands of misbegotten hours binging history, comedy, and everything in-between into being a keen collaborator on audio projects (climate, local stories, place-based audio especially).

I work with passionate people to turn their ideas into published projects, when I'm not working in the renewable energy space in Naarm/Melbourne.