It’s finally here!! The sustainable period episode I’ve been wanting to share forever found it’s perfect guest in Polly of Green Indy Blog. As Polly puts it, conversations about menstruation are more than just talking product options, it’s about awareness, education, and options. The more we discuss, the more we have language for what’s happening,…
Hawnuh Lee and Maia Welbel of Closed-Loop Cooking are making food waste interesting. I wanted to bring them on because I think what they are doing, putting in the extra effort to reuse scraps, ferment, and spread the word in their community is downright inspiring. Today we’re discussing bringing back ‘old fashioned’ techniques like fermenting…
Sure, it’s fun to imagine a fully sustainable wardrobe, but this week we’re talking to someone who’s actually been doing it for years. Ariana of Paris To Go is on the pod sharing her knowledge of sustainable fashion. What is it and why do we need to pay attention to shopping sustainability for clothing? We’re…
Homemade laundry detergent is one of the easiest switches to make in your household when you want to make less waste and live more naturally. Conventional detergent is full of chemicals, fragrances, and toxic ingredients, which you don’t want next to your skin all day everyday. This recipe saves money and is an easy way…
Today’s episode took a totally new spin after speaking with Andrea Sanders of Be Zero. I was so inspired by the conscious efforts Andrea is making to be present in today’s ‘scrolling’ society that I switched up the first half of the episode. Andrea shares her theory on how to perform quiet activism, what removing…
You can go vegan for many reasons, your health, the environment, the animals, it’s a unique decision for everyone. Today Amanda of Mama Eats Plants shares her story about how going vegan healed her body from chronic pain and inflammation from rheumatoid arthritis. We’re getting into the details on how Amanda avoided steroids and injections,…