Leah Musch's guest appearances

Leah Musch

Just A Spoonful

Producing with Purpose

Mark Spencer's Personal Audio Journal

Unemployed & Afraid

Natalie Portman

Daniel Flynn

Joshua Katcher

James Bartle

Jordan Nodarse

Robbie Lockie

Nick Pearce

Emily Hazell

Jeffrey Harris

Dane O'Shanassy

James Perrin

Emma Hakansson

Sharmini Kumar

Priscilla Sutton

Jill Pantozzi

OwlTail

On this episode I speak with Leah Musch, AKA - The Unmaterial Girl. Starting her entrepreneurial journey at a young age, Leah had opened, run and sold her own store in her early 20's before developing her profile as an influencer, based on themes of slow fashion and conscious consumerism. We speak about her journey into this lifestyle and also the key question, is it possible to be an ethical influencer?  When partnering with brands to promote sales in return for payment or product, how does this balance with the messaging that encourages people to buy less and buy better, and can this be done without feeling hypocritical?  Leah goes into depth about her thoughts on this, and how she works to incorporate a system of transparency that helps her make sense of this ongoing conundrum. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On this episode I speak with Leah Musch, AKA - The Unmaterial Girl. Starting her entrepreneurial journey at a young age, Leah had opened, run and sold her own store in her early 20's before developing her profile as an influencer, based on themes of slow fashion and conscious consumerism. We speak about her journey into this lifestyle and also the key question, is it possible to be an ethical influencer?  When partnering with brands to promote sales in return for payment or product, how does this balance with the messaging that encourages people to buy less and buy better, and can this be done without feeling hypocritical?  Leah goes into depth about her thoughts on this, and how she works to incorporate a system of transparency that helps her make sense of this ongoing conundrum. See <a href="https://omnystudio.com/listener" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">omnystudio.com/listener</a> for privacy information.

Is it possible to be an ethical influencer? Feat. Leah Musch - The Unmaterial Girl

On this episode I speak with Leah Musch, AKA - The Unmaterial Girl. Starting her entrepreneurial journey at a young age, Leah had opened, run and sold her own store in her early 20's before developing her profile as an influencer, based on themes of slow fashion and conscious consumerism. We speak about her journey into this lifestyle and also the key question, is it possible to be an ethical influencer?  When partnering with brands to promote sales in return for payment or product, how does this balance with the messaging that encourages people to buy less and buy better, and can this be done without feeling hypocritical?  Leah goes into depth about her thoughts on this, and how she works to incorporate a system of transparency that helps her make sense of this ongoing conundrum. Pour de l’information concernant l’utilisation de vos données personnelles - https://omnystudio.com/policies/listener/fr

On this episode I speak with Leah Musch, AKA - The Unmaterial Girl. Starting her entrepreneurial journey at a young age, Leah had opened, run and sold her own store in her early 20's before developing her profile as an influencer, based on themes of slow fashion and conscious consumerism. We speak about her journey into this lifestyle and also the key question, is it possible to be an ethical influencer?  When partnering with brands to promote sales in return for payment or product, how does this balance with the messaging that encourages people to buy less and buy better, and can this be done without feeling hypocritical?  Leah goes into depth about her thoughts on this, and how she works to incorporate a system of transparency that helps her make sense of this ongoing conundrum. Pour de l’information concernant l’utilisation de vos données personnelles - <a href="https://omnystudio.com/policies/listener/fr" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://omnystudio.com/policies/listener/fr</a>

"It was a weird superpower." This is how Leah Musch describes obsessive compulsive disorder (OCD) to me, but only in certain contexts. It helped her retain an astounding amount of detail as the owner of The Happy Cabin clothing store in Brisbane. It also led indirectly to serious injury. While recuperating from her injury, Leah had an epiphany that would change her relationship to fashion. She sold The Happy Cabin, and then everything changed. The host of web series The Unmaterial Girl talks to me about slow fashion, OCD guilt, and learning sustainable business methods in Brazil's 'favelas'.Portrait of Leah Musch by Erin Michelle for Just A Spoonful.---Released 28 February 2016If you would like to support this podcast, check out patreon.com/blythebyname

"It was a weird superpower." This is how Leah Musch describes obsessive compulsive disorder (OCD) to me, but only in certain contexts. It helped her retain an astounding amount of detail as the owner of The Happy Cabin clothing store in Brisbane. It also led indirectly to serious injury. While recuperating from her injury, Leah had an epiphany that would change her relationship to fashion. She sold The Happy Cabin, and then everything changed. The host of web series The Unmaterial Girl talks to me about slow fashion, OCD guilt, and learning sustainable business methods in Brazil's 'favelas'. Portrait of Leah Musch by Erin Michelle for Just A Spoonful. --- Released 28 February 2016 If you would like to support this podcast, check out <a href="http://patreon.com/blythebyname" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">patreon.com/blythebyname</a>