Two Sides North America Launches “3 Minutes with Two Sides” Podcast

Two Sides North America today announced the launch of “3 Minutes with Two Sides,” a new podcast series created to bust the common environmental myths about print, paper and paper-based packaging. Hosted by Two Sides North America President Kathi Rowzie, the podcast follows Two Sides’ familiar approach to delivering facts about the inherent sustainability and circular life cycle of paper products, this time in a quick and easy-to-follow audio format.

“Paper has a great environmental story to tell, and Two Sides is committed to telling that story in ways that are not only factual, but also highly relevant and easily accessible to our audience,” says Rowzie.“In part, this means fitting into people’s busy schedules – and we believe just about everyone can spare three minutes to learn about the sustainability of essential paper products they use every day.”

The inaugural “3 Minutes with Two Sides” podcast focuses on sustainable forestry as part of paper’s circular lifecycle.

To listen to the podcast go to: https://twosidesna.org/US/the-circularity-of-paper-sustainable-forestry/?utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=TSNA%20Podcast%20Press%20Release&utm_content=TSNA%20Podcast%20Press%20Release+CID_3a65e20c6f83cab0803b42c567565d29&utm_source=Email%20marketing%20software&utm_term=click%20here

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