«Straight from the heart» MADHURA
«Straight from the heart» series is all about an amalgamation of my feelings regarding what life bounces at us and what we can do to make it better. It is also a reflection of what serves us and what doesn’t. Through this series, I hope to bring calmness and inner awareness in you. I am not a healer, nor am I a coach. I am just a regular person trying to move towards the light of love and peace. So if this resonates with you, join me in my journey as i share a range of experiences -‘Straight from the heart’.
About me: Having experienced the world of Public Relations and Advertising for 9+ years, I wanted to explore my passion of self-expression — be it by writing and singing songs, authoring stories for kids, creating a journal etc. The «Straight from the Heart» podcast is based on my intuitive knowledge to gain insights into what heart-felt emotions can do to empower and improve yourself.
Just when we think the outside world is out to get us, there is a voice from within us that asks us to maintain balance. But how do we follow this voice and what do we do? Listen to this episode and find out all about the art and science of «balance».
EP 10: Finding yourself is your biggest treasure!
The world is always prompting you to look outside of you to help maneuver your life. But the more you do that, the more distant you become with yourself. This episode intends to bring back the magic of finding oneself because that is the only thing that really matters when things go haywire. It is a treasure that must be cherished and will only make you happy and content.
EP 9: Setting my boundaries
Giving maximum power to yourself is not being selfish, it means you respect and love yourself enough. And this comes only when you set your boundaries. You are following your heart and making the moves that are good for you.
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EP 8: Irritated at the smallest of things, aren’t we?
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Straight From The Source Fatima Anwar & Giovanni Palumbo
Straight From The Source podcast bringing you everything you need to know about the apparel industry — from two insiders working on the sourcing side and the brand side. So whether you are in design, merchandising, retail or production, this is the podcast for you! Hosted by Fatima Anwar — Founder & CEO of Ethical & Sustainable Sourcing (www.eandsources.com) & Giovanni Palumbo — Fabric & Product Development at Madewell
Special Edition: Sustainability In Textiles
Giovanni Palumbo:
Specialist in color and textiles in apparel product development — Madewell
Giovanni is also an educator at the NY School of Design
Tim Voit:
Chief Marketing Officer at Thomaston Mills
Dora Xu:
Sustainability Consultant — Metabolic
Special Edition: Sustainability in Textiles
The most comprehensive discussion on fiber and fabric to date on SFTS. Our diverse mix of experts represents fashion brands, mills, and upstream production. Their collective insight covers production waste, recycling challenges, brand preferences, and sustainable options. This is one episode that CANNOT be missed!
15. Future Forward Compliance
Guest: Avedis H. Seferian President and CEO of Worldwide Responsible Accreditated Production (WRAP)
Assent Compliance as one of the Top 100 Corporate Social Responsibility Influence Leaders for 2020
Chairman of the Executive Board of the Association of Professional Social Compliance Auditors (APSCA) and sits on the Impartiality Committees of several audit organizations
Avedis is the undisputed heavyweight champion in the Compliance and Audit space for Footwear and Apparel. In this episode, Avedis gives us an overview of the compliance landscape, and we also talked about the positive evolution of compliance in the face of COVID. This episode is critical for anyone working in or interested in the complex supply chains of apparel and footware
14. Impact & Female Leadership
Guest: Julie Verdugo
Director of Sustainability and Social Impact at Free People, of URBN Inc
Member of the Fashion Advisory Board at LIM College
In this episode:
Julie talks to us about impact, body positivity, sustainability, and circularity at Free People. We discuss the importance of community building and STEM education in the fashion industry. She also talks to us about the unique journey that led her into fashion and corporate social responsibility.
List of resources for further learning:
The Responsible Company — By Vincent Stanley and Yvon Chouinard
Inconspicuous Consumption — By Tatiana Schlossberg
HBS Course online (Sustainable Business Strategy) — by Prof. Rebecca Henderson
13. Understanding & Sourcing Sustainable Fibers
Guest: Walter Bridgham
Sr. Business Development Manager – Home & Interiors, N. America for Tencel at Lenzing Fibers
In this episode:
Walter Bridgham talks to us about how to identify, source and use sustainable fibers with an emphasis on Cellulosic fibers made from wood pulp. We also talk about his upcoming panel at TexWorld where he will talk about a Sustainability Toolkit for those who are thinking about greener and cleaner operations!
Sources for further learning and thought leadership:
Texworld Registration: www.texworldusa.com/register
UN SDG: https://sdgs.un.org/goals
Textile Exchange: https://textileexchange.org/
Sustainable Furnishings Council: https://www.sustainablefurnishings.org/
Canopy (NGO): https://canopyplanet.org/
Tencel: https://www.tencel.com/
12. FIT’s Approach To Education, Jobs & Sustainability
Guest: Dr. Karen Pearson
Chair of Science and Mathematics at FIT & Chair of FIT’s Sustainability Council
In this episode:
Dr. Pearson is a leading voice in engineering, education, sustainability, and is among the 100 most influential women in STEM. She joins us to talk about FIT’s approach to sustainability and the happy marriage between science and fashion in creating new job opportunities for graduates. This topic is very relevant in a shifting industry landscape for both young and seasoned fashion professionals
Sources for learning more/thought leadership:
FIT Sustainability Page: https://www.fitnyc.edu/sustainability/
Articles to learn more about FIT initiatives:
https://news.fitnyc.edu/2019/06/25/biodesign/
https://www.fitnyc.edu/sustainability/
11. COVID & US Manufacturing
Guest: Tim Voit — Chief Marketing Officer at Thomaston Mills
In this episode:
Tim is a textile industry veteran with deep experience in US manufacturing, overseas sourcing, and a prominent figure on the policy side working with the Department of Commerce, US Trade Representative, AAFA, and many others. In this episode, we discuss the future of US manufacturing in light of COVID, sustainability, and long term trends. This episode is must-listen for anyone interested in US manufacturing!!
Источник
Straight From The Source Fatima Anwar & Giovanni Palumbo
Straight From The Source podcast bringing you everything you need to know about the apparel industry — from two insiders working on the sourcing side and the brand side. So whether you are in design, merchandising, retail or production, this is the podcast for you! Hosted by Fatima Anwar — Founder & CEO of Ethical & Sustainable Sourcing (www.eandsources.com) & Giovanni Palumbo — Fabric & Product Development at Madewell
Special Edition: Sustainability In Textiles
Giovanni Palumbo:
Specialist in color and textiles in apparel product development — Madewell
Giovanni is also an educator at the NY School of Design
Tim Voit:
Chief Marketing Officer at Thomaston Mills
Dora Xu:
Sustainability Consultant — Metabolic
Special Edition: Sustainability in Textiles
The most comprehensive discussion on fiber and fabric to date on SFTS. Our diverse mix of experts represents fashion brands, mills, and upstream production. Their collective insight covers production waste, recycling challenges, brand preferences, and sustainable options. This is one episode that CANNOT be missed!
15. Future Forward Compliance
Guest: Avedis H. Seferian President and CEO of Worldwide Responsible Accreditated Production (WRAP)
Assent Compliance as one of the Top 100 Corporate Social Responsibility Influence Leaders for 2020
Chairman of the Executive Board of the Association of Professional Social Compliance Auditors (APSCA) and sits on the Impartiality Committees of several audit organizations
Avedis is the undisputed heavyweight champion in the Compliance and Audit space for Footwear and Apparel. In this episode, Avedis gives us an overview of the compliance landscape, and we also talked about the positive evolution of compliance in the face of COVID. This episode is critical for anyone working in or interested in the complex supply chains of apparel and footware
14. Impact & Female Leadership
Guest: Julie Verdugo
Director of Sustainability and Social Impact at Free People, of URBN Inc
Member of the Fashion Advisory Board at LIM College
In this episode:
Julie talks to us about impact, body positivity, sustainability, and circularity at Free People. We discuss the importance of community building and STEM education in the fashion industry. She also talks to us about the unique journey that led her into fashion and corporate social responsibility.
List of resources for further learning:
The Responsible Company — By Vincent Stanley and Yvon Chouinard
Inconspicuous Consumption — By Tatiana Schlossberg
HBS Course online (Sustainable Business Strategy) — by Prof. Rebecca Henderson
13. Understanding & Sourcing Sustainable Fibers
Guest: Walter Bridgham
Sr. Business Development Manager – Home & Interiors, N. America for Tencel at Lenzing Fibers
In this episode:
Walter Bridgham talks to us about how to identify, source and use sustainable fibers with an emphasis on Cellulosic fibers made from wood pulp. We also talk about his upcoming panel at TexWorld where he will talk about a Sustainability Toolkit for those who are thinking about greener and cleaner operations!
Sources for further learning and thought leadership:
Texworld Registration: www.texworldusa.com/register
UN SDG: https://sdgs.un.org/goals
Textile Exchange: https://textileexchange.org/
Sustainable Furnishings Council: https://www.sustainablefurnishings.org/
Canopy (NGO): https://canopyplanet.org/
Tencel: https://www.tencel.com/
12. FIT’s Approach To Education, Jobs & Sustainability
Guest: Dr. Karen Pearson
Chair of Science and Mathematics at FIT & Chair of FIT’s Sustainability Council
In this episode:
Dr. Pearson is a leading voice in engineering, education, sustainability, and is among the 100 most influential women in STEM. She joins us to talk about FIT’s approach to sustainability and the happy marriage between science and fashion in creating new job opportunities for graduates. This topic is very relevant in a shifting industry landscape for both young and seasoned fashion professionals
Sources for learning more/thought leadership:
FIT Sustainability Page: https://www.fitnyc.edu/sustainability/
Articles to learn more about FIT initiatives:
https://news.fitnyc.edu/2019/06/25/biodesign/
https://www.fitnyc.edu/sustainability/
11. COVID & US Manufacturing
Guest: Tim Voit — Chief Marketing Officer at Thomaston Mills
In this episode:
Tim is a textile industry veteran with deep experience in US manufacturing, overseas sourcing, and a prominent figure on the policy side working with the Department of Commerce, US Trade Representative, AAFA, and many others. In this episode, we discuss the future of US manufacturing in light of COVID, sustainability, and long term trends. This episode is must-listen for anyone interested in US manufacturing!!
Источник
Straight From The Source Fatima Anwar & Giovanni Palumbo
Straight From The Source podcast bringing you everything you need to know about the apparel industry — from two insiders working on the sourcing side and the brand side. So whether you are in design, merchandising, retail or production, this is the podcast for you! Hosted by Fatima Anwar — Founder & CEO of Ethical & Sustainable Sourcing (www.eandsources.com) & Giovanni Palumbo — Fabric & Product Development at Madewell
Special Edition: Sustainability In Textiles
Giovanni Palumbo:
Specialist in color and textiles in apparel product development — Madewell
Giovanni is also an educator at the NY School of Design
Tim Voit:
Chief Marketing Officer at Thomaston Mills
Dora Xu:
Sustainability Consultant — Metabolic
Special Edition: Sustainability in Textiles
The most comprehensive discussion on fiber and fabric to date on SFTS. Our diverse mix of experts represents fashion brands, mills, and upstream production. Their collective insight covers production waste, recycling challenges, brand preferences, and sustainable options. This is one episode that CANNOT be missed!
15. Future Forward Compliance
Guest: Avedis H. Seferian President and CEO of Worldwide Responsible Accreditated Production (WRAP)
Assent Compliance as one of the Top 100 Corporate Social Responsibility Influence Leaders for 2020
Chairman of the Executive Board of the Association of Professional Social Compliance Auditors (APSCA) and sits on the Impartiality Committees of several audit organizations
Avedis is the undisputed heavyweight champion in the Compliance and Audit space for Footwear and Apparel. In this episode, Avedis gives us an overview of the compliance landscape, and we also talked about the positive evolution of compliance in the face of COVID. This episode is critical for anyone working in or interested in the complex supply chains of apparel and footware
14. Impact & Female Leadership
Guest: Julie Verdugo
Director of Sustainability and Social Impact at Free People, of URBN Inc
Member of the Fashion Advisory Board at LIM College
In this episode:
Julie talks to us about impact, body positivity, sustainability, and circularity at Free People. We discuss the importance of community building and STEM education in the fashion industry. She also talks to us about the unique journey that led her into fashion and corporate social responsibility.
List of resources for further learning:
The Responsible Company — By Vincent Stanley and Yvon Chouinard
Inconspicuous Consumption — By Tatiana Schlossberg
HBS Course online (Sustainable Business Strategy) — by Prof. Rebecca Henderson
13. Understanding & Sourcing Sustainable Fibers
Guest: Walter Bridgham
Sr. Business Development Manager – Home & Interiors, N. America for Tencel at Lenzing Fibers
In this episode:
Walter Bridgham talks to us about how to identify, source and use sustainable fibers with an emphasis on Cellulosic fibers made from wood pulp. We also talk about his upcoming panel at TexWorld where he will talk about a Sustainability Toolkit for those who are thinking about greener and cleaner operations!
Sources for further learning and thought leadership:
Texworld Registration: www.texworldusa.com/register
UN SDG: https://sdgs.un.org/goals
Textile Exchange: https://textileexchange.org/
Sustainable Furnishings Council: https://www.sustainablefurnishings.org/
Canopy (NGO): https://canopyplanet.org/
Tencel: https://www.tencel.com/
12. FIT’s Approach To Education, Jobs & Sustainability
Guest: Dr. Karen Pearson
Chair of Science and Mathematics at FIT & Chair of FIT’s Sustainability Council
In this episode:
Dr. Pearson is a leading voice in engineering, education, sustainability, and is among the 100 most influential women in STEM. She joins us to talk about FIT’s approach to sustainability and the happy marriage between science and fashion in creating new job opportunities for graduates. This topic is very relevant in a shifting industry landscape for both young and seasoned fashion professionals
Sources for learning more/thought leadership:
FIT Sustainability Page: https://www.fitnyc.edu/sustainability/
Articles to learn more about FIT initiatives:
https://news.fitnyc.edu/2019/06/25/biodesign/
https://www.fitnyc.edu/sustainability/
11. COVID & US Manufacturing
Guest: Tim Voit — Chief Marketing Officer at Thomaston Mills
In this episode:
Tim is a textile industry veteran with deep experience in US manufacturing, overseas sourcing, and a prominent figure on the policy side working with the Department of Commerce, US Trade Representative, AAFA, and many others. In this episode, we discuss the future of US manufacturing in light of COVID, sustainability, and long term trends. This episode is must-listen for anyone interested in US manufacturing!!
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