Greiner Talks

About Greiner Talks

Climate change, plastic pollution, social inequalities – Greiner Talks is our podcast about sustainability and transformation. As one of the world´s leading suppliers of plastics and foam solutions, Greiner is more committed than ever to transformative business change. Accordingly, Alexander Berth from the Greiner People & Culture team confers with experts from around the world, in order to share their perspectives and knowledge.

Publisher

Greiner AG

Category

business · science · technology

Language

en

Explicit

No

First episode

23 Sept 2020

Latest episode

18 Dec 2025

Latest episodes

2 of 46 episodes have a transcript.

1. 

   18 Dec 2025TRANSCRIPT

   Alexander Berth • Goodbye, Greiner Talks!

   Five years of inspiration: Goodbye, Greiner Talks! For five years, Alexander Berth invited fascinating personalities from a wide variety of fields to appear on Greiner Mikro – from icon and behavioral scientist Jane Goodall to environmental activist and influencer Robert Marc Lehmann to Paralympic star and presenter Andreas Onea. After five years and 45 episodes, we now say “Goodbye, Greiner Talks!”

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   26 Nov 2025TRANSCRIPT

   Fred Luks • Making the good life possible

   Greiner Talks: Reunion with sustainability thinker Fred Luks In the latest episode of Greiner Talks, host Alexander Berth reconnects with sustainability thinker, author, and economist Fred Luks ─ the very first guest of the podcast series five years ago. This marks the final regular episode of Greiner Talks, making the reunion even more special.

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   19 Aug 2025

   Nicky Dries • The future of work

   In this episode of our podcast Greiner Talks, researcher and head of the “Future of Work Lab” at KU Leuven Nicky Dries shares a compelling vision: “The future hasn’t happened yet, it’s not set in stone – it’s whatever we make it.” Her message is clear: the future of work is not predetermined, but shaped by our collective choices.

Inside a recent episode

Alexander Berth • Goodbye, Greiner Talks!

Published 18 Dec 2025 · Transcript excerpt

[…] I'd really wish that there was more honesty, more transparency and more courage to also point out the things that are not going well. Because quite often corporate communications marketing is very polished and I understand why, because you want to convey a very certain image of a brand, of a company, of an organization. But I really believe that people value transparency and honesty and the courage to point out failures or mistakes. And just one company that is doing an amazing job at the moment is the outdoor brand Patagonia. They recently released their work in progress report and they really point the finger to those topics that are not going well. […]

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