Greetings from berlin and welcome to news from the world of arts and culture she raves spy nights and by days she cleans up Plastic Waste all over the world canadian d. J. And Producer Blondish shes here to tell us about her campaign to reduce Single Use Plastics in the Music Industry also coming up. More music as hamburgs reeperbahn festival travels to new york for the 4th time as part of an effort to promote cultural and music business the exchange between germany and the u. S. And in our series on taiwanese cuisine we get introduced to Thai Pais Version of the magnificent dumplings long bottle. Well the Club Music Scene and environmentalists activism might not seem like the most natural of allies but with everyone concerned about the health of our planet
there are moves afoot to push for change the canadian d. J. And Producer Blondish has started a campaign to reduce plastic in the Music Industry and encourage a more sustainable rave culture all in the hope that we can rave well int
club in south america in my opinion and when you see the sunrise and then the 3000 people dissipate and all you re left with is the sunrise and like a mountain of plastic and these kind of robots cleaning it up that kind of was that moment like when you know i can do something to change that we need to act now ok so how are you going about it obviously mission to eliminate single used plastics from the from the music industry and what are you doing. for single use plastics because it s a big job 1st so the way we re doing that in the music i want to get rid of single plastics in the music industry how are we doing that it s too folded like doing global movement by plastic. no it s by by plastic project there s many by a plastic projects but this is for the music industry so basically we have a campaign where we talk to all the d.j. s and we get them to upgrade their riders to be hospitality riders to be single use plastic free. and then that we can also
as seen with the super reputation for environmental awareness you are trying to change that with your initiative by by plastics what inspired you to act i mean i think the 1st time when it really hit home that this dichotomy is when i was in brazil. playing his beautiful sunrise that war room and you know the biggest festivals there it s the one that is the best club in south america in my opinion and when you see the sunrise and then the 3000 people dissipate and all you re left with is the sunrise and like a mountain of plastic and these kind of robots cleaning it up that kind of was that moment where i was like we you know i can do something to change this we need to act now ok so how are you going about it obviously mission to eliminate single used plastics from the from the music industry what were you doing well yeah i was thinking is plastics because it s a big job 1st so the way we re doing that in the music i want to get rid of single