The final episode in this series sees Tara sit down with model, body positivty and mental health advocate Nyome Nicholas-Williams.
Tara is joined by Edinburgh-based entrepreneur Cally Russell discussing his motivation for creating Lost Stock, helping fashion workers and factories in Bangladesh affected by the pandemic.
Wexford-born designer, Richard Malone joins Tara to discuss his innovative collections, collaborating with farmers in India and how he discovered his love of fashion.
Tara is joined by Journalist and Broadcaster Anne-Marie Tomchack discussing her work at Glamour UK, her feelings on sustainability and working in fashion during a rapidly changing time.
Tara Stewart speaks with fashion designer and founder of sustainable size-inclusive slow fashion label W ARE KIN, Ngoni Chikwenengere.
YouTuber and sustainable advocate Keelin Moncrieff chats to Tara about the incredible journey she has made from studying fashion to sharing the negative impact that fashion is having on the planet. Plus she has some great tips and tricks on how to shop more slow fashion!
Series 2 kicks off with Tara in conversation with Dr Dion Terrelonge to get a better understanding behind the psychology of how we shop, dress ourselves and our relationship with fashion and body image.
'Dirty Laundry with Tara Stewart' returns on Thursday 20th Aug, available wherever you get your podcasts!
Tara speaks with Oyindamola Animashaun, a freelance fashion stylist, costume designer and budding film photographer. You may recognise her work with Irish musicians like Soule, Aimee, Super Silly, Jafaris and Zali to name but a few! In this episode Tara picks Oyinza’s brain about how she approaches styling, charity and vintage shopping.
This episode is a FAQ special which features Síofra Caherty, and Taz and Geraldine from Substainable Fashion Dublin. Recorded in front of a Live Audience in the Mutiny Theatre in Dublin and it answers many frequently asked questions which you the listeners have asked.
In this episode, French designer Roland Mouret chats to Tara about her love of substainable fashion and why her generation need to be the trailblazers in this area.
Tara chats to Roz Purcell about being an influencer, living and adapting to a more sustainable life, and what changes she has had to make - plus she gives her 'Five Fast Facts' on sustainable fashion. Recorded in front of a live audience in the Mutiny Theatre in Dublin.
Delving deeper into the Sustainable Fashion movement, Tara talks to 'Jump the Hedges' founder Síofra Caherty about fabrics, clothes washing, working in a big Corporation and the importance of buying Irish - and she shares her 'Five Fast Facts' on sustainability.
Taz and Geraldine from 'Sustainable Dublin' discuss ways to revamp your wardrobe in an eco-friendly way, the circular economy of fashion and how our Grannies were the original sustainable fashion queens - plus the girls give their 'Five Fast Facts' on sustainable fashion. Recording in The Tara Building, Dublin.
Tara Stewart explores the world of sustainable fashion. Episode 1 available Tuesday 12th November