Open Funk featured on CBC Canada’s Radio Show “What on Earth”

We’re proud to share that Open Funk was recently featured on CBC Canada’s radio show What on Earth, a program dedicated to exploring climate solutions and the people, ideas, and products shaping a more sustainable future.

Hosted by Laura Lynch, What on Earth takes a deep dive into environmental challenges and, more importantly, into what’s being done to address them. This particular episode focuses on a question we care deeply about:
What happens when our everyday products are designed to last and be repaired instead of thrown away?

Spotlight on products built to last

In this episode, re:Mix is mentioned alongside inspiring communities and initiatives working toward durability and repair culture. From iFixit, empowering millions of people to fix their own devices, to Reddit’s 3.3 million users sharing repair tips and hacks, the show highlights a growing movement pushing back against throwaway culture.

Being included in this conversation is especially meaningful to us. 
re:Mix was created with exactly this vision in mind: a kitchen appliance that is repairable, modular, and made to stay in use for years, not months.

Listen to the episode

If you’re curious about repair culture, long-lasting products, and the people challenging the status quo, this episode is well worth a listen.

🎧 Thank you to CBC Canada and the What on Earth team for amplifying these conversations, and for helping push the idea that stuff should last.