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Hardware to Save a Planet

Dylan Garrett

Booking Overview

Hardware to Save a Planet is built for climate innovators who are bringing real hardware solutions to market. Each episode spotlights a specific climate challenge and the person behind the technology, making it a strong platform for founders, engineers, and program leaders to explain impact and adoption prospects.

Metrics

Episodes: 103

Frequency: Irregular

Rating: 4.9/5.0

Estimated listeners: 1k-10k

Gender skew: Female

Location: USA

YouTube: 2.1k subscribers

Instagram: 794 followers

Contact Information

Publicly listed emails

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dylan@synapse.com

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Host

Dylan Garrett - Hosted by Dylan Garrett, President at Synapse. Synapse is described as a global product development and engineering firm partnering with companies to design, develop, and realize breakthrough hardw...

Booking Intelligence

Booking Requirements

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Typical Credentials:  
Founders/CEOs of climate hardware or material tech companies; senior program leaders at major climate or innovation organizations; senior design/engineering leaders with credibility in deploying physical technologies or scaling product development.
Required Achievements:  
Leading a climate-technology company or program (e.g., CEO/founder roles; executive program direction), Developing a technical solution with a credible path to real-world deployment (hardware, materials, or systems), Working on scalable climate impact initiatives (e.g., wildfire response systems, methane capture, sustainable polymers/bioplastics)

Recent Guest Discussions

Griffin Cherry - Capturing Methane From Cattle (cow Respiration) And Converting It Into Renewable Energy; Wearable Hardware Engineering For Livestock; Designing Technology That Benefits Farmers And The Planet.

Ryan Starling - Design And Integration Of Nature-based/sustainable Materials Into Consumer Products; Navigating Supply Chain Resistance And Composting Policy Barriers.

Molly Morse - Methane-derived Bioplastics For Packaging And Consumer Products; Aligning Environmental Impact With Economic Incentives And Real-world Adoption.

Julia Marsh - Replacing Plastic With Seaweed-based Polymers; Requirements For Sustainable Materials To Work With Existing Manufacturing Infrastructure; Life Cycle Analysis And Adoption Barriers.

Andrea Santy - Using Satellite Networks, AI, And Autonomous Systems To Detect And Suppress Wildfires Within Minutes; Competition Design And Scalability/equitable Deployment; Cross-border Collaboration.

Recent Topics

Climate, Hardware, Sustainability, Engineering, Bioplastics

Episodes

Here's the recent few episodes on
Hardware to Save a Planet
:

Smart Water Heaters Could Replace New Power Plants | Luke Winston-Almanzar

August 06, 2026

What if your water heater could lower your energy bills, keep your showers hot, and help stabilize the electric grid? Residential water heating accounts for roughly 20% of household energy use, yet most systems still operate without intelligence. Luke Winston-Almanzar, CEO and Co-founder of Reservoir, believes that changing this could unlock one of the biggest climate opportunities hiding inside our homes. In this episode of Hardware to Save a Planet, host Dylan Garrett speaks with Luke abou...

Turning Cow Burps into Clean Energy with Griffin Cherry

July 02, 2026

What if cow burps could power the future? Methane emissions from cattle represent one of the largest and most overlooked contributors to climate change, accounting for a significant share of global greenhouse gas emissions. Griffin Cherry, Founder and CEO of Planet.Tech, is developing a novel solution that captures methane directly from cow respiration and converts it into renewable energy, creating both environmental and economic value. In this episode of Hardware to Save a Planet, host Dyl...

The Race to Replace Plastic: 2026 SF Climate Week

June 04, 2026

As plastic pollution accelerates alongside climate change, innovators are racing to replace petroleum-based materials with scalable, climate-positive alternatives. In this live episode from the 2026 San Francisco Climate Week, Dylan Garrett speaks with Julia Marsh, CEO and co-founder of Sway, Molly Morse, CEO at Mango Materials, and Ryan Starling, Design Director at frog Design, about how seaweed-based polymers and methane-derived bioplastics could transform the future of packaging and cons...

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