A Good Community sits down Freddie Meadows, a Swedish-made pro surfer and Greenpeace ambassador to chat surfing, the environment, and pushing through tough times for something you love.

The United Nations Environment Programme is a key organisation driving our transition to a more sustainable future. We take a look at the crucial role it plays uniting scientists with policymakers and the wider public, as well as some of the interesting projects it's involved in.

A Good Community meets with Katerina Chantzi, a passionate globalist who shares her views on consumption and how technology is our portal to engaging even more in our community.

A Good Community meets with enthusiastic vegetarian, artist, songwriter, personal trainer and author  David "D-Flex" Seisay, interviewed by Anders Ankarlid at David's own gym in Stockholm. Watch the video and be inspired to stay healthy and do what you can for our planet!

Elizabeth Torres, translator and multimedia artist, spent the early years of her life in Bogota, amidst an unswerving storm of social conflicts. Bringing her experience into words in the form of poetry, Elizabeth became a national award winning author at the age of 8. Along with the attention and recognition however, came death threats forcing her to seek refuge in the United States. A Good Community meet with the multi-talent in Copenhagen, where she now resides. 

Globalist Kim de los Reyes is the force of nature behind the Kind Festival which premiered in London in September, 2019. Focusing on connecting people who all want to contribute to making earth a better place, Kim has created a platform for discussions and dialogues on sustainable food, travel, health, wellbeing and, of course, commerce.

Inspiring and competitive, Niklas leads the way within real estate and together with Fredrik Eklund he founded the prestige agency ESNY. Niklas has both a global mindset and a very clear view on how we can tackle the challenge of climate change: "Education is the first step, but also encouraging people to do whatever they can to make the world a better place."