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We discussed our incipient collaboration with Amnesty, Global Witness and Wikirate, which are rating companies on their sourcing of minerals. Then about the IKEA executive who caught headlines saying we may have reached "peak stuff" in households.
We talked with long-time Restarter Dave Lukes about a couple of appliance repairs attempted in Brixton, at our first Restart Party of 2016. Then we discussed non-news from the Consumer Electronics Show, a yearly monster of an event in Vegas - and react...
We talked with Restart Party participants - and experts - about different models for ownership and finance of gadgets, such as rental and leasing
This was our last show for 2015. We had Restarter Ten and our podcaster Dave in the studio, sharing some of their thoughts on the most exciting repairs they witnessed during the year: a team effort to repair a TV capacitor topped the bill for Ten,
Our Top 5 Good News Stories for the year, about design, economics, business, policy, and... the children, our future! From New York to Brussels to Ghana and even Russia. Anywhere there's a yay! (And sometimes a yay-boo).
In this episode, we explore what happens to all of our e-stuff when we throw it away, on a roadtrip to Kent, to the largest recycling plant of its kind in southern England.
We started with Adele's flip phone, but we mostly talked about how music and sound seem to be one area where we continue to have an emotional bond to the electronics we listen with, but also the physical media itself.
In this show, we featured the "Big Fix", Hackney's festival of repair taking place this Saturday and in contrast, the wave of consumerist events leading us to the end of the year.
Do statistics about device ownership, numbers of people online, really mean anything if we are just passively playing catch-up? And what would a truly diverse mobile ecosystem look like?
Alison from The Goodlife Centre, a workshop and learning centre in London was our special guest. We talked about DIY skills and how she has built a thriving business teaching people how to change plugs.