In this episode of the Blue Earth Podcast, Guy Hayler speaks with Jodie Cariss, founder of Self Space, about rethinking how we access mental health support. From building a business without a business plan to delivering over 150,000 therapy sessions and partnering with more than 150 organisations, Jodie shares how Self Space is making therapy more accessible, transforming workplace wellbeing and building a new approach to mental health for individuals and businesses alike.

What does it take to build a consumer brand around products made to last?

In this episode of the Blue Earth Ventures podcast, we explore the story of MONC, the London-based eyewear brand combining craftsmanship, eye care and repair.

From its beginnings as an online business to opening two London stores, MONC has spent the past decade developing an approach to eyewear centred on quality and long-term customer relationships. We discuss small-batch production, the decision to bring eye care into the business and what comes next as the brand looks to grow in the UK and beyond.

Listen in for a conversation about building a considered consumer brand and the choices that come with scaling it.

India’s electric vehicle market is accelerating, but limited access to home charging remains a major obstacle. In this episode, Hopcharge founder Arjun Singh joins Guy to explain how the company’s mobile, storage-powered charging network brings energy directly to EV owners.

Arjun discusses Hopcharge’s partnership with Tata.EV, its expansion plans and the Virtual Power Grid technology behind the business.

They also explore why EV charging is only the beginning of Hopcharge’s ambition to transform how energy is distributed in India and beyond.

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