Living in Bali

With designs that mimic different ocean creatures, the sustainable swimwear brand Ocean Mimic is a unique and inspiring movement. Emma Sparrow, co-founder of Ocean Mimic, joins us on the podcast to share the vision and inspiration behind this awesome brand and her journey to starting an eco-friendly business that is now a charity. From inspiring ocean clean-ups to finding creative solutions for recycling, Emma is full of fun energy and inspiration that you will love!Hear how Emma and her co-founder Chelsea built an Eco-centered brand while bringing about ripples of awareness and change to pollution issues in Bali and around the world. You will also get an update on how COVID has impacted the island and how you can help!Be sure to tag us on Instagram, Twitter or Facebook to say 'hey' and let us know you enjoyed the show. Also, send us a message or email ([email protected]) if you have helpful feedback, suggestions or questions.You can find more information about this episode on our podcast blog! Check it out at http://www.livinginbalipodcast.com/episode25

Rodney Westerlaken join us again here, we previously interviewed him on our 8th episode. He is a founder of Westerlaken foundation is a non-profit organization, founded in 2018, as a follow up of foundation Soul Surf Project Bali. They are focused on various issues including human and children rights, coastal and marine environment, cultural heritage management, and emergency relief. Rodney is an academic, researcher, marketer, and philanthropist.In this episode, you will learn about Rodney’s experience in supporting local Balinese during a pandemic, and how you can identify the right organization to donate if you are planning to help out people in Bali during this difficult time. Be sure to tag us on Instagram, Twitter or Facebook to say 'hey' and let us know you enjoyed the show. Also, send us a message or email ([email protected]) if you have helpful feedback, suggestions or questions.You can find more information about this episode on our podcast blog! Check it out at http://www.livinginbalipodcast.com/episode24

As we slide into two years of the Living In Bali Podcast, we reflect and share updates on our projects and adventures of the last year. We have been busy traveling, writing books, building businesses and more, so we’ll share updates on all of that. We also share from our experiences, what Bali was like as the pandemic began shutting down the world and what it’s like being stuck in a foreign country during COVID. You will hear how Bali is like a second home no matter where we are in the world and how we are staying motivated and fulfilled during these difficult times. From discovering the world of lake surfing to learning how to cook, join us for this really fun episode where we get to share a bit of our lives with you! Be sure to tag us on Instagram, Twitter or Facebook to say 'hey' and let us know you enjoyed the show. Also, send us a message or email ([email protected]) if you have helpful feedback, suggestions or questions.You can find more information about this episode on our podcast blog! Check it out at http://www.livinginbalipodcast.com/episode23

Ria continued her mother's legacy in creating natural facial and skincare by scaling up the business into one of the most well known natural skincare brands in Bali - Utama Spice. Along with her husband, Skyler, they expanded the business to physical shops in Bali and Jakarta and now export their products internationally. In this episode, you will learn about the ups and downs of building a skincare company in Indonesia as well as some secrets of traditional herbal remedies in Indonesia. Ria and Skyler also share how you can tap into the local knowledge and turn it into a socially and environmentally conscious business. Be sure to tag us on Instagram, Twitter or Facebook to say 'hey' and let us know you enjoyed the show. Also, send us a message or email ([email protected]) if you have helpful feedback, suggestions or questions.You can find more information about this episode on our podcast blog! Check it out at www.livinginbalipodcast.com/episode21

A combination of shamanic drumming, fasting, reading and introspection brought Jared Achilles Cordon to his calling – permaculture farming. This upstate New York native ended up working on a project in China where he made connections that eventually brought him to Bali – where he knew immediately that he needed to stay. Jared shares his story of growth, change, spirituality and hard work is truly fascinating.Be sure to tag us on Instagram, Twitter or Facebook to say 'hey' and let us know you enjoyed the show. Also, send us a message or email ([email protected]) if you have helpful feedback, suggestions or questions.You can find more information about this episode on our podcast blog! Check it out at www.livinginbalipodcast.com/episode21