What if business success wasn’t just about profit — but also about people and the planet?
In this episode, Marie from the 2 Girls 1 Reusable Cup Podcast sits down with Cristiana, host of Profit with Purpose, economist, and VP at Gerar Oportunidades, to explore the power of sustainable entrepreneurship.
Cristiana shares how innovation, purpose, and conscious leadership can create meaningful change — locally and globally.
Check out Profit with Purpose here: https://www.instagram.com/profit.with.purpose.podcast
E se a história do nosso planeta pudesse ser lida na pedra?
Neste episódio do WAVE, Joaquim entrevista Rui Manuel Polido Francisco, espeleólogo e fundador do projeto Arrábida Subterrânea. Juntos, descem às profundezas da Serra da Arrábida para explorar grutas, formações geológicas e paisagens moldadas ao longo de milhões de anos.
Conhece mais sobre o projeto Arrábida Subterrânea https://arrabidasubterranea.arrabida.org
E se cada palavra fosse uma semente capaz de transformar o futuro?
Neste episódio, recebemos Jaqueline Santos, também conhecida como Intié Ici: escritora, professora, roteirista e amante da natureza, que acredita numa sociedade mais justa, sustentável e regenerativa, construída a partir de indivíduos resilientes e emocionalmente nutridos.
Autora do livro infantil “Meu Nome? WWW”, Jaqueline se define como uma eterna aprendiz, que encontra nas histórias um caminho para despertar consciência e pertença. Além disso, é a idealizadora de um canal no YouTube onde fala sobre regeneração familiar e educação parental sob a ótica ancestral, trazendo reflexões para fortalecer vínculos entre pais e filhos.
https://intieicisaberesancestrais.godaddysites.com/
E se cascas de cebola, caroços de abacate ou beterraba pudessem contar histórias em cores? Neste episódio do WAVE, Jaqueline Santos conversa com Rivis Ferreira, fundadora do Panopono , sobre a arte de transformar desperdício alimentar em tintas naturais e tecidos únicos. Uma viagem onde criatividade encontra sustentabilidade — e onde restos de comida florescem em beleza.
What if onion peels, avocado pits, or beetroots could tell stories in color? In this episode of WAVE, Jaqueline Santos talks with Rivis Ferreira, founder of Panopono, about the art of turning food waste into natural dyes and unique textiles. Discover how creativity and sustainability come together — and how kitchen scraps can be transformed into unexpected beauty.
In this episode, WAVE participants Lorna and Laetitia sit down with food innovator Inês Mateus to explore how embracing food circularity can transform the way we cook and eat. Inês shares practical tips on reducing waste in the kitchen, from creative ways to use leftovers to making the most of every ingredient. She also offers an easy, sustainable recipe for listeners to try at home
Neste episódio, Sandra Gouveia entrevista Paula Serrano e Henrique Delgado, cofundadores da Quinta Maravilha, localizada em Palmela. Eles contam como conseguiram regenerar uma paisagem desertificada, transformando-a num ecossistema vivo e abundante através de uma abordagem holística que integra agricultura regenerativa, arte e organização comunitária.
A conversa também aborda a experiência com a AMAP (Associação para a Manutenção da Agricultura de Proximidade) — um modelo inspirador de produção, distribuição e consumo de alimentos locais que fortalece a soberania alimentar e promove a sustentabilidade na região.
In this episode, WAVE participants Lorna and Laetitia sit down with macrobiotic chef Marta Diniz da Silva to explore how the macrobiotic approach to food differs from other dietary philosophies. Marta shares valuable advice on where to begin if you're curious about macrobiotic eating, and offers a simple, delicious recipe for listeners to try at home.
In this episode, Brechtje Smidt sits down with Nicolas Miranda to explore how Downtown Palmela (www.downtownpalmela.com) rose from the ashes. Arriving just after the fire, Nikolas became part of rebuilding the project from scratch. He shares how the vision evolved into a creative mission: transforming discarded materials into reimagined art. At Downtown Palmela, trash becomes treasure, and a new era of purposeful creativity is born.
In this episode, Brechtje Smidt sits down with André Amaro, who together with Maarten Baas found Downtown Palmela in 2022 (www.downtownpalmela.com). They explore the deeply personal story behind this unique creative space. Born from tragic circumstances, Downtown Palmela became more than just an art hub—it grew into a laboratory for meaningful creation, connection, and vision-driven projects. André opens up about the transformative journey that led him to channel grief into purpose, and how Downtown Palmela now fosters an inspiring environment where the creative process becomes a tool for healing and change
Chris shares how baking bread became a daily ritual of connection and contribution within the Servivo community (www.servivo.earth)
In conversation with Brechtje Smidt, he reflects on Servivo’s evolving journey, its community-first values, and how small crafts like breadmaking nourish both people and purpose.
Neste episódio, Inês Mateus (@conscientemente) conversa com Pedro Amado Gomes, fundador do projeto Led by Horses (ledbyhorses.pt). Diretamente de Palmela, exploram como os cavalos podem guiar processos de cura emocional e reconexão com a natureza, com base em práticas sustentáveis e respeito profundo pela terra. Uma conversa inspiradora sobre escuta, regeneração e sabedoria silenciosa.
Marie Sztana, co-cocreator of 2 Girls 1 Reusable cup, sits down with clinical psychologist Pedro Oliveira for a powerful conversation on how we feel—and deal with—the climate crisis. Together, they explore eco-anxiety, emotional resilience, and the role of climate psychology in turning fear into meaningful action. Pedro shares insights on his emerging model: GPS for Climate, a new psychological framework to help individuals and communities navigate the climate emotions If you’ve ever felt overwhelmed by climate change, this episode offers insight, support, and a path forward.
Join us for a special online interview with Dr. Ferah Şenaydın, WAVE Manager in Turkey, whose work is based at Ege University SFL and Pangea Youth Association. Hosted by Axel Bugge—author of The Caramel Vineyard and ecological winemaker—this episode explores how WAVE is empowering young people in Turkey through education, community projects, and university-based initiatives. Discover how the project supports students’ personal and professional growth while building a local movement for climate action. Tune in and get inspired by WAVE Turkey’s vision for a thriving future.
In this episode, Marie Sztana from 2 Girls 1 Reusable Cup Pod speaks with Filipe Alves, co-founder of Biovilla, about redefining tourism as a meaningful pilgrimage — a deep connection to place, purpose, and nature. Filipe shares how Biovilla moves beyond sustainability toward true regeneration, focusing on restoring ecosystems and supporting local communities. They explore what sets Biovilla apart: from its intentional design to food and waste systems that embody positive impact. A powerful conversation on what tourism can — and should — become.
Check out Biovilla at biovilla.org
Meet Mathias Davesne and Izabella Peregrino, co-founders of Regen Waves (www.regenwaves.com), a movement born in Arrábida to make regeneration real, achievable, and scalable.
In this episode, Sandra Gouveia sits down with them to explore how Regen Waves is helping people and places move beyond sustainability, toward healing and thriving.
From immersive education to hands-on projects, their five-wave strategy is making regeneration personal, practical, and powerful. Tune in for real stories of hope, action, and transformation, one conversation at a time
In this episode, Marie Sztana, co-founder of 2 Girls 1 Reusable Cup Podcast (@2g1reusablecup), is joined by Nuno da Silva — systemic facilitator, educator, and co-founder of Lucida (www.lucidathinking.com) — to explore the powerful and transformative concept of regenerative development.
Together, they dive into what it means to go beyond sustainability by actively restoring ecosystems, strengthening communities, and reshaping economies. Nuno shares his perspective on regeneration not only as an ecological practice but as a holistic, human-centered approach to systemic change.
Perfect for anyone curious about the shift from doing less harm to creating real, positive impact.
One conversation at a time
In this episode, Guilherme Garcia, founder of @eccos.channel, sits down with Joaquim Espada, facilitator and permaculturist at Biovilla, to dive deep into the world of permaculture.
Together, they explore what permaculture really means, why it’s crucial in today’s world, and how it can be applied to design resilient, regenerative systems. Whether you're new to permaculture or looking to deepen your understanding, this episode offers a thoughtful and engaging introduction to the power of working with nature—one conversation at a time.
In this episode, Brechtje Smidt sits down with Joaquim Espada to explore agroforestry—an inspiring alternative to conventional farming. Learn how planting trees alongside crops enriches soil, conserves water, and boosts biodiversity. Discover why seeds matter in building resilient, regenerative systems that sustain both people and the planet.
Tune in and grow with us, one conversation at a time.
In this episode, we interview Filipe Alves, co-founder of Biovilla, a unique cooperative nestled in the heart of Portugal's Arrábida Natural Park.
We delve into Biovilla's origins, exploring how it transformed from a visionary idea into a thriving hub for sustainable tourism, agroforestry and regenerative education. Filipe shares the journey of building Biovilla, creating a space in tune with nature and sharing his vision for the valley.
Tune in to discover how Biovilla became a project of hope and inspiration, one conversation at a time.
We are voices of ecology. In each episode, we explore a new project happening in Portugal's Arrabida region.
Follow along and let's dive in and amplify these voices together.
One conversation at a time