The disruptor gets disrupted

TW: Please note this episode discusses the sensitive topic of miscarriage

Angela and Renee seem to be obsessed with returns policies, but get on with some sensitive topics and enchanting stories.

• Shit Customer Service - In a climate crisis, why is it acceptable practice to throw returned items in the bin?;
• Making Good Things Happen - Rachel Burke's "Thanks For Nothing" exhibition and it's emotionally driven subject matter, and how chipping away at your artwork can be a healing process;
• Gruen LITE - Boss Burger disrupts the disruptor using sneaky advertising on their packaging through a third party delivery service;
• This Week I... Angela recommends The Lost Flowers of Alice Hart, the rich and enchanting series based on the novel by Holly Ringland

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Brand photography by Maja Baska Photography

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