Plastic fur is planned based and even biodegradable as an end of life cycle scenario. The most important part that I took away from my early weeks and month of research was, how could we make this fit seamlessly into a fashion brand supply chain? It's plant-based. So am I to believe that some plants are grown and then in some way processed so that they don't degrade and then are made into fur? What's the actual process of making this? Yeah, thank you for asking.
Jason kicks off the show by breaking down clips from a recent conversation between Marc Andreessen, Ben Horowitz, and Adam Neumann about Saudi Arabia’s promising startup scene (2:44). This leads to Jason diving into new city concepts and Trump’s presidential campaign (13:01). Then, BioFluff CEO Martin Stübler joins the show to discuss his sustainable fashion alternative (30:44).
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(2:44) Saudi Arabia’s promising startup scene
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(30:44) BioFluff CEO Martin Stübler on developing plant-based fur
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