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Episode 8: Nicole and Macie Stewart – From Treasure Troves to Community Kinship

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January 2, 2025 2 Mins Read
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Pictured above: Macie Stewart (left), Lilah McDonald and Nicole Stewart.

In this episode of Sustainably Ever After, host Lilah McDonald sits down with mother-daughter duo Nicole and Macie Stewart, who are making waves in the world of secondhand treasures and community-driven hospitality.

Nicole Stewart, co-founder of Junk and Disorderly, shares her lifelong passion for secondhand goods and recounts the journey of building one of Auckland’s most beloved vintage and flea markets. From sourcing unique treasures to navigating trends like “fast furniture,” Nicole discusses how her business has stayed true to its roots while fostering sustainable consumer habits.

Meanwhile, Macie Stewart, founder of Kinship, reveals how growing up surrounded by entrepreneurial spirit and secondhand treasures inspired her to create a community-centric coffee haven. From serving excellent coffee to collaborating with sustainable suppliers like Ozone Coffee and Otis Oat Milk, Kinship embodies the values of human connection and mindful business practices.

Together, Nicole and Macie reflect on the importance of passion, adaptability, and staying true to your values. Whether it’s creating a circular economy, championing sustainability, or building strong communities, their shared journey is an inspiring blueprint for future social entrepreneurs.

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Episode highlights

  • The growth of secondhand markets and their role in sustainability.
  • How Nicole and Macie built businesses rooted in passion, community, and circular economy principles.
  • Insights into entrepreneurship, sustainability in retail and hospitality, and the value of adaptability.

Get in touch:

Website – nzbusiness.co.nz/podcasts
Instagram – @sustainablyeverafterpodcast

If you enjoyed today’s episode, don’t forget to rate the podcast on Spotify or leave us a review on Apple Podcasts. That way more people can find us and learn about Sustainability!

Find out more about Junk and Disorderly

Website – junkndisorderly.co.nz
Facebook – @JunkandDisorderlyNZ
Instagram – @junkndisorderlynz

Find out more about Kinship

Instagram – @kinshipcoffeenz
Facebook – @kinshipcoffeenz


A special thanks to sponsors of this podcast, OfficeMax, whose vision it is to empower sustainable and successful workplaces. Learn more about how they can help your business at www.officemax.co.nz.

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