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Creating things ethically, creating things slowly is such a compelling story.

And if you can tell the story of how this, you know, being a part of this, this weaving collective

is changing this community's life. How much more would you want to buy into that than just

saying like, oh, here's some cool guy in Europe who like

designed this pair of pants. That was Whitney Bauk, the associate editor of fashionista, who is making

her second appearance on Green Dreamer in this episode. She was previously in episode 129 if you'd like to

go back and listen to that later if you haven't already.

But this episode here is a really special one because as I conducted this interview,

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