In this episode of The Jermaine Plane, Jermaine sits down with Lisa Jackson, Apple’s Vice President of Environment, Policy and Social Initiatives, for an inspiring chat about how the world’s most innovative tech company is working toward a carbon-neutral future by 2030.

Recorded at the Art Gallery of New South Wales, Jermaine explores Apple’s mission beyond the products, diving into their ongoing investment in renewable energy projects, community partnerships, and nature-based carbon removal initiatives across Australia and New Zealand.

Lisa shares how Apple is supporting programs like Common Ground, which empowers First Nations filmmakers to tell stories on Country using mobile Apple studios, and the regenerative macadamia orchard in Queensland, transforming farmland into a thriving, sustainable ecosystem.

Together, they talk about what it means to make “the best products for the world,” how every Apple device will one day be powered by clean energy, and which Prince song Lisa will play when Apple hits its 2030 goal.

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Jermaine sits down with NZ-born, Australia-based dance artist Jolyon Petch for a deep dive into the craft behind his chart-topping reimaginations. They unpack Jolyon’s musical upbringing with a mum in the industry, the move to Australia, and the band-to-producer shift that shaped his sound. Jolyon explains why he rebuilds classics from the vocal up, the story behind his multi-platinum take on “Dreams,” and the journey to securing official clearance for his “Thriller” project.

They also get into his new single, a fresh reimagination of Vanessa Amorosi’s “Absolutely Everybody” featuring Bianca, why Aussies still connect to it, and how he tests records to make sure they hit in clubs. Plus: hybrid live ambitions, his Back to the 90s event brand, and how he uses AI as an embellishment tool to spark ideas without losing the human touch.

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