In this compelling podcast episode, we delve into the fascinating realm of ethical consumerism and the thought-provoking world of true crime advocacy. Join us as we explore the intersection between these two areas of interest and uncover the importance of making conscious choices as true crime consumers.
Throughout the episode, we shed light on the significance of ethical consumerism in today's society. We discuss the various factors that contribute to ethical consumerism, what it takes to be an ethical creator, and how to handle the emotions that working with families can bring up. Our guest expert, Lanie Hobbs of True Crime Cases with Lanie, guides us through the intricate web of ethical considerations surrounding our choices as consumers and our duty as creators to be responsible.
Later in the episode, we dive into what it takes to put on a festival such as TCPF and we tackle the importance of providing a safe and trusting environment, not only for the listeners and attendees, but to make sure that the family advocates have their voices heard.
Furthermore, we provide practical tips and strategies for becoming an ethical consumer, both at festivals and in our everyday lives. Our guest shares powerful stories and real-life examples that highlight the positive impact individuals can have by making conscious choices. Together, we examine the power of collective action and the importance of holding corporations accountable for their practices.
By the end of this thought-provoking episode, listeners will be equipped with a deeper understanding of the relationship between ethical consumerism, true crime advocacy, and the role they play in shaping a more just and sustainable world. Join us as we embark on this enlightening journey, challenging conventional norms and inspiring positive change.
Tune in to this episode to explore the intricate connection between ethics, true crime advocacy, and the transformative potential of ethical consumerism.


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