Waste to Value

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Debriefing Climate Week 2026: Lot21's Lew Epstein returns to share his highlights | EPISODE 9

October 02, 2026

In this special post-NYC Climate Week episode, I welcome back Lew Epstein, CEO of non-profit Lot21, to share his highlights and takeaways from a jam packed week of panel discussions, keynotes, product launches, and spirited debate, all centered around the annual gathering known as Climate Week. After Lew and I met for coffee at the start of Climate Week in late September, I knew I needed him back on the show. For our Climate Week 2026 debrief, we get into the importance of the event itself (i...

Chemistry Intelligence: Taking the waste out of process manufacturing | EPISODE 8

September 18, 2026

Think about your dishwasher. You load it, set it, and close the door. Then for the next 2 hours, give or take, the device runs through phases that require large amounts of water and energy to heat, wash, rinse, and dry. And a lot of that water and energy being used is overkill, it’s wasteful, and it’s all happening behind closed doors.Now, this episode isn’t about dishwashers or even home appliances. But the dishwasher analogy illustrates what occurs with process manufacturing, a branch of ma...

Reconciling the Circular Economy: Decoupling economic growth from resource consumption | EPISODE 7

September 04, 2026

We talk a lot about circularity, circular systems, circular economies, and so on. It sounds great. It may even conjure images of the now-ubiquitous recycling symbol, with its three folded arrows running clockwise in triangle formation. Some may not know that that symbol was designed by an American architect named Gary Anderson, while he was a student at USC, and that was his winning submission in a competition sponsored by the Container Corporation of America.That brief history lesson aside, ...

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Waste to Value is hosted by Justin R. Wolf. Its publicly listed email is justinrwolf@gmail.com. For guest bookings, the host or producer is usually the best person to reach. Podseeker helps you find direct host and producer contacts and pitch from your own inbox.

What is the email for Waste to Value?

The publicly listed email for Waste to Value: justinrwolf@gmail.com.

How many listeners does Waste to Value have?

Podseeker estimates Waste to Value reaches 100 to 1,000 listeners per episode. Only the publisher has exact numbers.

Who is an ideal guest for Waste to Value?

Waste to Value typically books industry leaders. Typical guest background: Founders, CEOs, executive directors, technical innovators, manufacturing leaders, designers, and sustainability professionals with direct responsibility for converting waste streams into products, improving industrial efficiency, advancing circular systems, or developing regenerative and bio-based materials. Common among recent guests: Founded or led a company or organization addressing industrial, construction, forestry, mining, or manufacturing waste; Developed or commercialized technologies, materials, or production systems that improve resource efficiency or environmental outcomes; Held senior leadership or innovation roles in sustainable design, manufacturing, materials, or climate-related organizations. Recent guests include Annie Lu, James Kitchin, and Kathryn Soter.

How hard is it to get booked on Waste to Value?

Medium. Guests usually need solid credentials in the topic and an idea that fits the show.

What topics does Waste to Value cover?

Recent episodes cover Environment, Sustainability, Circular Economy, Sustainable Manufacturing, and Biomaterials. Pitch an idea tied to one of these topics and mention a recent episode.