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This week on #TheGoodBlog, we got the amazing opportunity to talk to Bobbi Paidel,  founder of Tribe of Lambs. Check out this week’s must read as Bobbi tells us more about the story of Tribe of Lambs. 

This week on #TheGoodBlog, we got to talk to Jennifer Nini, the founder of Eco Warrior Princess, bringing you media that actually matters. Check out this weeks must read.

Ethique is the world’s first regenerative beauty brand. They are a 100% plastic-free, cruelty-free, B-Corporation (like The Good Tee!), founded in New Zealand by Brianne West. Check out this week's must-read!

This week on #TheGoodTribe, we had a chance to sit down with Veronica and Alora and learn more about the planning process for Sam & Lance. Keep on reading to find out more about these good humans.

The Milana Company, by Nisha Baro, is a vegan, synthetic-free, cruelty-free, all natural, edible skincare and wellness brand. Keep on reading to learn more about our discussion about it.

Many know Jenny Nuccio as the founder and CEO of Imani Collective, an ethical impact brand, based in Mombasa, Kenya, that makes interactive products for kids. Keep on reading for an insightful interview with Jenny.

Meet Molly Stillman, content creator, speaker, and this week’s lovely #GoodTribe interview. Molly's blog, Still Being Molly, is a hub for everything she advocates for, including ethical and fair trade fashion, and many more.

This week, we had the pleasure of talking to Grant Trahant, founder of Causeartist, a global community of conscious consumers, social entrepreneurs and business leaders who believe social enterprise can positively impact the world.

In this week's blog, we had an opportunity to collaborate and chat with Craig Jonas, founder and CEO of CoPeace, who told us all about impact investing and how they work towards bringing about a change.

Meet Meera Jain, The Green Mum, a superwoman donning the role of an eco-blogger, teacher, and mother every single day. Read about her most important discovery made through adopting a sustainable lifestyle. 

In our quest to expand our #goodtribe, we met Verena Erin Powly, the founder and editor of My Green Closet - a YouTube channel, blog, and community for slow fashion, green beauty, and living more consciously.

In this week's #goodtribe interview, we bring you Hala Scandar, founder of Dandarah, a brand empowering Egyptian artisans and their communities. Check it out!

Meet Reese, founder of Rags2Riches, and Claire, founder of Unbelts. These two strong female founders have been fighting for more than 10 years in different ways with the same goal: making sure our planet lives for as much as possible. 

In this week's blog, we got to speak to with John Pritchard of  Pala Eyewear and Christal Earle of Brave Soles, who both followed their passion of giving back to communities and openly shared their stories.

We had an amazing chat with Emily Waddell, where she tells us all about her journey, The Honest Consumer, her mission, and her newest project Give a Damn Goods. We hope you enjoy our talk with her!

Meet Natalie Kay! She’s a mom, a sustainability mentor, and founder of Sustainably Chic, where she walks us through this sustainable path and helps people to find the right places to buy eco-friendly products.

This week we introduce you to another hero, Ben Higgins, who co-founded Generous Coffee, with the main mission and heart to serve communities! Imagine taking a sip of coffee and knowing that you just changed someone else’s life!

Here, at The Good Tee, we couldn’t be happier collaborating with Nicole, designer and founder of SowSweet Greetings, where she tells us about how she started out, her creative process, and much more!

We, at The Good Tee, aren't only excited to collaborate with Nathalia JMag but also had the most amazing conversation with her, learning how to get stylish with upcycled clothing. Have a read and find out what she had to say.

The Good Gen - An inspiring generation of seniors who are living it up with ebullient vigor and giving us #lifegoals. 

Forget 30 under 30, when it comes to seniors, (elders aged 55+) this generation, is on fire.