Ep. 63 Greenville, SC: Zeb Parsons - Rethinking the broken recycling industry with circular supply chain models

<p><strong>Website</strong>: www.bricdynamics.com</p><p><strong>Zeb's number: </strong>864-4two1-2three85</p><p><strong>Timestamp notes:</strong></p><p>3:34 - Original plan for Bricolage was plastic. “climb the smaller mountains first”</p><p>4:47 - The various outputs and uses of the bricolage machines</p><p>7:14 - Shrinking municipal programs are creating a market for privatized residential recycling</p><p>8:49 - The glass recycling problem is really a supply chain problem - how Bricolage is approaching the industry differently</p><p>12:11 - Cities are struggling with recycling</p><p>12:49 - Current programs are opaque with little visibility into what happens after the waste leaves your home</p><p>13:28 - Transparency is important from a community standpoint so people can see what’s being done with their recourses</p><p>14:09 - Balancing 2 lines of business is tough but Zeb doesn’t see it being possible any other way</p><p>16:03 - Zeb’s vertically integrated model keeps them from being dependent on any individual city</p><p>17:12 - The benefit of privatized recycling</p><p>19:04 - The sand shortage</p><p>20:36 - Why is now the right time to raise capital for Bricolage?</p><p>21:22 - The challenge of Bricolage functioning as a manufacturing company</p><p>23:25 - What the future looks like for bricolage</p>