Reprised | Right on Schedule: Zum Gives America’s School Buses a 21st Century Upgrade
Every day, 27 million kids ride 500,000 school buses—the largest transit system in America. And yet, this 80-year-old relic is stuck in the past: buses are late, routes are inefficient, and parents ha...
30 Sep 36min
Reprised | Clean Energy Meets Its Match: Crux Accelerates Deal Flow
There are trillions of dollars of clean energy projects ready to be built—and trillions more in capital waiting to fund them. But the system connecting the two is too slow, fragmented, and expensive.T...
23 Sep 45min
The Planet Needs Better Products, Not Better People
People aren’t looking for a mission. They’re looking for products that improve their lives.In this Supercool episode, host Josh Dorfman takes us back to China 30 years ago, when a billion people rode ...
16 Sep 8min
Boats That Fly: 5x More Efficient Across Four Continents
How do you make boating an extremely efficient form of transportation?You lift the boat out of the water.Vessev’s electric hydrofoils use underwater wings to raise almost the entire boat above the sur...
9 Sep 41min
They Called Him Nature Boy. Now 45 Climate Tech CEOs Call Him for Advice.
Climate tech CEOs are running a long, consequential, high-stakes race. Where do they go when they hit unfamiliar terrain?Chris Wedding created Entrepreneurs for Impact so they could turn to each other...
2 Sep 44min
Artifacts from the Future: Reimagining Sustainable Interiors with David Bergman
We think of a building as something permanent. Its interior is anything but.A lease comes up. A new tenant moves in and renovates the space. The building may last for 100 years, but its interiors will...
26 Aug 57min
When It’s Time to Power: Critical Loop Gets Electricity Where It’s Needed
In America today, it can be faster to build a factory than to get enough electricity to run it.Time to power has become a major bottleneck for factories, data centers, EV charging depots, and other in...
19 Aug 44min
