Harriet Spark's guest appearances

Harriet Spark

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The Ripple Effect from The Clean Collective

Tim Silverwood

Kirilly Lowcock

Nidala Barker

Madison Page

Jimmy Halfcut

Sam Warner

Nick Carroll

Damien Cole

Huw Richards

Mel Price

Ed Kitt

Pete Rowed

Nat Isaacs

Terry Cornick

Sammy Werrett

OwlTail

 AS SEEN ON THE RIPPLE EFFECT  "Harriet might be the most true blue, fair dinkum Aussie environmentalist that you will ever listen to." Harriet’s love for nature took her into the ocean as a diver. When she saw the amount of plastic straws washing up in Manly Cove, she realised the need to educate more people about conservation and inspire the same love she has for nature in others.  And so STRAWkling was born, a "many hands make light work" inspired movement that combines environmentalism, communication and snorkelling. This is the last conversation in Season One of The Ripple Effect. Please help us spread these conversations far and wide by giving us five stars, hitting 'subscribe' and sharing with your mates on social media or in "real life"!  www.luckyroland.com.au

AS SEEN ON THE RIPPLE EFFECT "Harriet might be the most true blue, fair dinkum Aussie environmentalist that you will ever listen to." Harriet’s love for nature took her into the ocean as a diver. When she saw the amount of plastic straws washing up in Manly Cove, she realised the need to educate more people about conservation and inspire the same love she has for nature in others. And so STRAWkling was born, a "many hands make light work" inspired movement that combines environmentalism, communication and snorkelling. This is the last conversation in Season One of The Ripple Effect. Please help us spread these conversations far and wide by giving us five stars, hitting 'subscribe' and sharing with your mates on social media or in "real life"! <a href="http://www.luckyroland.com.au" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.luckyroland.com.au</a>

TRE.08 - Harriet Spark

"Harriet might be the most true blue, fair dinkum Aussie environmentalist that you will ever listen to." Harriet’s love for nature took her into the ocean as a diver. When she saw the amount of plastic straws washing up in Manly Cove, she realised the need to educate more people about conservation and inspire the same love she has for nature in others.  And so STRAWkling was born, a "many hands make light work" inspired movement that combines environmentalism, communication and snorkelling. This is the last conversation in Season One of The Ripple Effect. Please help us spread these conversations far and wide by giving us five stars, hitting 'subscribe' and sharing with your mates on social media or in "real life"!  If you're enjoying our podcast series and want to share the love, you could win $50 off your next shop at The Clean Collective. Simply post a photo of the podcast on your Instagram, tag us and include the hashtag #TheRippleEffect and we'll be picking a winner each week. 

"Harriet might be the most true blue, fair dinkum Aussie environmentalist that you will ever listen to." Harriet’s love for nature took her into the ocean as a diver. When she saw the amount of plastic straws washing up in Manly Cove, she realised the need to educate more people about conservation and inspire the same love she has for nature in others.  And so STRAWkling was born, a "many hands make light work" inspired movement that combines environmentalism, communication and snorkelling. This is the last conversation in Season One of The Ripple Effect. Please help us spread these conversations far and wide by giving us five stars, hitting 'subscribe' and sharing with your mates on social media or in "real life"!  If you're enjoying our podcast series and want to share the love, you could win $50 off your next shop at The Clean Collective. Simply post a photo of the podcast on your Instagram, tag us and include the hashtag <a href="https://www.instagram.com/explore/tags/therippleeffect/" rel="ugc nofollow" target="_blank">#TheRippleEffect</a> and we'll be picking a winner each week.

Conversation 8: STRAWkling with Harriet Spark