Episodes: 25
Frequency: Irregular
Rating: 5.0/5.0
Estimated listeners: 100 - 1,000
Gender skew: Neutral
Listener location: USA
YouTube: 71 subscribers
Instagram: 3.0k followers
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Bridgette Carr - Forced Labor In Supply Chains; How Courts Are Ruling; Trafficking Cases Including The Epstein Case; Legal/regulatory Implications For Illegal Activity
Alison Taylor - Challenges And Assumptions About Responsible Supply Chains; Ethical Business Practices; Confronting What Businesses May Avoid Knowing
Karsten Machholz - Geopolitical Threats And Trade Instability; Assessing Supply Chain Exposure; Building Supply Chain Resilience
Trade At The Speed Of Trust
October 27, 2026
We are back after a long break. Trust is the grease on the wheels of trade, and it's never been more important to trust (but verify) your trading partners. Zubin Appoo, CEO of Wisetech Global, whose aim is to change the world of logistics and trade through world-leading software solutions. Also, we've dropped our very first easter egg and we've never been more proud.
Conscious Consumerism Is Dead (Long Live Responsible Supply Chains)
June 08, 2026
Don't kill your millennial dreams of a better world just yet. How did we get from ideas like 'buy a shoe, give a shoe' so popular in the 2010s, to embedding forced labor restrictions into U.S. tariff requirements? Emmy-winning creative director John Matejczyk joins us to discuss virtue signals, grievance marketing, greenwashing, and our innate desire for authenticity from the brands that run our lives.
How The Epstein Case Impacts Illegal Activity In Supply Chains
May 11, 2026
In this episode, we speak with Professor Bridgette Carr from the University Of Michigan about how courts are ruling around forced labor in supply chains. Her knowledge and humanity have been tapped for some of the largest trafficking cases, including the Epstein Case.
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The publicly listed emails for The Responsible Supply Chain Show: hello@frdm.ai and hello@frdm.co.
Podseeker estimates The Responsible Supply Chain Show reaches 100 to 1,000 listeners per episode. Only the publisher has exact numbers.
The Responsible Supply Chain Show typically books rising experts. Typical guest background: Academics (universities/business schools), research faculty, and recognized supply-chain resilience/ethics experts with subject-matter authority (legal/compliance or operational risk focus). Common among recent guests: Academic expertise in forced labor/compliance or responsible supply chain governance; Public research or teaching related to responsible supply chains and ethics; Demonstrated authority in supply chain resilience and exposure/risk frameworks. Recent guests include Bridgette Carr, Alison Taylor, and Karsten Machholz.
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Recent episodes cover Supply Chain, Sustainability, Ethics, Human Rights, and Modern Slavery. Pitch an idea tied to one of these topics and mention a recent episode.
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