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Plastic to Plants: Creating Intimate Necessities Better for Your Body, Better for the Planet, Gabrielle Rooney, CUFT
What if your underwear could be better for your body and the planet? Meet Gabrielle Rooney, co-founder of CUFT, a women-owned brand creating plant-based, plastic-free, compostable underwear. Discover how an African safari inspired Gabrielle and her mother to rethink women's essentials, overcome manufacturing challenges, and build a sustainable business that gives back to women in need.
Period Poverty to Purpose: Breaking Taboos By Building Dignity & Social Impact, Cherie Hoeger, Saalt
Saalt Co-Founder and CEO Cherie Hoeger shares how a family conversation about period product shortages inspired a sustainable period care company now challenging consumer habits, breaking taboos, and fighting period poverty around the world.
Closet to Catalyst: How Bras Sparked a Global Movement with Dana Marlowe, Founder, I Support The Girls
Discover how a simple act of donating unused bras sparked a global movement, transforming lives and redefining sustainability through dignity. Learn how Dana Marlowe's initiative, I Support the Girls, has distributed over 47 million products to women in need, proving that small actions can lead to monumental change.
Frustration to Fashion: Building Green Vegan Bags with Nicole Areu, founder of Green Vegan Bags
Nicole Areu, founder of Green Vegan Bags, joins The Wild Party Podcast to share how she turned a personal frustration into a purpose-driven business. Learn why ethical fashion, responsible sourcing, and conscious consumerism are reshaping the future of retail.
Inside the Circular Fashion Lab: Prototype to Planet-Saving Underwear with Stacy Grace, KENT
What if your underwear could return to the earth? Stacy Grace, founder of KENT, is redefining fashion with plastic-free, compostable essentials designed for both health and sustainability.
Drop Culture To Conscious Consumerism: Slow Fashion Is The Future with Ayman Quadir, Semi Aquatics
What if streetwear could slow fashion down instead of speeding it up? In this episode of The Wild Party Podcast, Ayman Quadir shares how he built Semi Aquatics from his college dorm room into a mission-driven brand focused on long-staple organic cotton, regenerative farming, artist collaborations, and ocean restoration. It is a story of creativity, community, and rethinking what progress in fashion really means.
Luxury Fashion to Footwear With Purpose: Building Comfortable, Sustainable Products Without Compromise with Kay Sides, founder, ROAM
Kay Sides never set out to chase trends. Inspired by her Hawaiian upbringing and decades in fashion, she built ROAM to solve real footwear problems for women while honoring sustainability, comfort, and ethical manufacturing. In this episode of The Wild Party Podcast, Kay shares how she turned a personal need into a self sustaining brand rooted in innovation and integrity.
Redesigning the Rules: Building Capsule Wardrobes with Purpose with Telicia Bunch, Lorrel
After decades inside the fashion industry, Telicia Bunch set out to create a wardrobe system that reduces waste, honors craftsmanship, and brings intention back to getting dressed. Her brand Lorrel blends legacy, sustainability, and smart design, offering a new path forward for conscious consumers.
Sewing Success: Stitching Together Sustainability, Community, and Cozy Bowls with Amy Tughan, Cool Hand Nukes
