Podcast appearances and mentions of bea johnson

À l'occasion de la 3ème édition du Podcasthon, je prends la parole à travers cet épisode spécial pour mettre en lumière et parler de l'association Zero Waste France ! ♻️

International Zero Waste Day was just celebrated on the 30th of March, with the aim of promoting sustainable consumption and production patterns, supporting a societal shift towards circularity, and raising awareness about how zero-waste initiatives contribute to the advancement of the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development. According to the UN, the waste sector contributes to the triple planetary crisis of climate change, biodiversity and nature loss, and pollution. It's said that zero-waste initiatives can encourage sound waste management and minimise and prevent waste, helping to address the planetary crisis, protect the environment, enhance food security, and improve human health and well-being. Here on Earth Matters, we've had the privilege to speak to several zero-waste practitioners, who have shared their own journeys of transforming their lives and consumption patterns, and going as ‘zero-waste' as possible. In this look-back episode, we hear from Bea Johnson, the French-born US-based environmental activist, author and motivational speaker, cited as the founder of the zero waste movement, who is best known for reducing her family's annual trash down to a pint and for authoring the book Zero Waste Home: The Ultimate Guide to Simplifying Your Life by Reducing Your Waste. We then hear from Zero Waste Malaysia's Khor Sue Yee (Co-founder and Director) and Jasreel Lim (Head of Finance & Business Development), who discuss Trashpedia, which is dubbed the ultimate guide to waste segregation and sustainable living.Image credit: ShutterstockSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

For part two of a two-part show, we're joined by eTown veteran Aoife O'Donovan of the Grammy Award-winning band “I'm With Her.” Aoife returns to eTown for a very special performance with collaborator Jeremy Kittel, who co-produced and arranged Aoife's first new studio recording in four years. Aoife and Jeremy are also joined by members of The Free Range String Quartet. Also with us for their first visit is Latin and American roots band Che Apalache, featuring three powerhouse Latin American musicians – two from Argentina, Franco Martino (guitar), Martin Bobrik (mandolin), and Pau Barjau (banjo) from Mexico, as well as worldly frontman Joe Troop. Nick also sits down for a conversation with Bea Johnson, author of Zero Waste Home. Bea initiated the zero-waste movement and shares her tips for living a more sustainable lifestyle.   That's all this week on eTown!    Visit our Youtube Channel to see artist interviews, live recordings, studio sessions, and more!   Be a part of the audience at our next recording: https://www.etown.org/etown-hall/all-events/

Zibby interviews actress and screenwriter Jana Savage about Wildflower, a beautiful coming-of-age film that follows Bea Johnson from birth to graduation as she navigates life with two neurodiverse parents, starring Kiernan Shipka, Alexandra Daddario, and Charlie Plummer. Jana describes her path to screenwriting (she acted for many years prior) and then shares how she, Matt Smukler (the director), and the Morning Moon production team turned a difficult, real-life story into a poignant, darkly humorous, and joyful movie. She also talks about the writers' strike, her favorite author, her next few projects (one is a sequel to an early-2000s movie with a bit of a cult following…), and her best advice for aspiring screenwriters. You can now stream Wildflower on Hulu, or buy/rent on Apple TV, Amazon Video, Google Play Movies, and YouTube. Now there's more! Subscribe to Moms Don't Have Time to Read Books on Acast+ and get ad-free episodes. https://plus.acast.com/s/moms-dont-have-time-to-read-books. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Je vous partage mon propre cheminement vers une vie plus simple.

That big awards show that cast a long shadow over the whole movie business has come and finally gone. And yes, we'll talk about the Oscar telecast. We watched it. You might not have. Maybe you did. But now there are finally some new movies to talk about. Neil Rosen starts us off with "Wildflower." It's a coming-of-age film that follows Bea Johnson from birth to graduation as she navigates life with an intellectually disabled parent and an extended family who can't quite agree on the best way to help. That segues nicely into "Campions" in which a former minor-league basketball coach (Woody Harrelson) is ordered by the court to manage a team of players with intellectual disabilities.Bill Bregoli has something completely different - "65"which stars Adam Driver as an astronaut who crash lands on a mysterious planet only to discover he's not alone. And Bill McCuddy fills us in on "The Ritual Killer" which stars Morgan Freeman and its about a detective on the verge of retirement who teams with a professor of African Studies to track down a serial killer who is performing the ancient black magic practice of Muti. We've also got "The Quiet Girl." It's an Irish film about a quiet,neglected girl who is sent away from her dysfunctional family to live with foster parents for the summer. And we also look at Th New York Times Presents: Sin Eater: The Crimes of Anthony Pellicano." It's a two-part series on Hollywood's dirtiest P.I. Anthony Pellicano who is out of prison--and he's talking. Previously unseen evidence raises questions about why so few Hollywood stars faced consequences when Pellicano was exposed. It's time to forget about all those movies and shows you've been hearing about for the past 6 months and find something new. So listen in.This show is part of the Spreaker Prime Network, if you are interested in advertising on this podcast, contact us at https://www.spreaker.com/show/4137244/advertisement

Since 2008, Bea Johnson and her family have been dedicated to living a zero waste lifestyle, generating a mere quart-size jar of waste per year. Through her blog and her book ""Zero Waste Home"", Bea has launched a global movement and continues to inspire a growing community to live simply and take a stance against needless waste with the application of the 5R's: Refuse, Reduce, Reuse, Recycle, and Rot.  This book shares essential how-to advice, secrets, and insights based on Bea's experience. She demystifies the process of going Zero Waste with hundreds of easy tips for sustainable living that even the busiest people can integrate: from making your own mustard, packing kids' lunches without plastic, canceling your junk mail, and enjoying the holidays without the guilt associated with overconsumption. Zero Waste Home is a stylish and relatable step-by-step guide that will give you the practical tools to help you improve your health, save money and time, and achieve a brighter future for your family—and the planet. Originally published in September of 2015. Visit http://g.co/TalksAtGoogle/ZeroWasteHome to watch the video.

Reflecting on the Mama Earth Talk podcast and sharing my top interviews and tips if you are new to zero waste, the podcast or just would love a little recap on some of the great guests we had on the podcast. From Dr Sylivia Earle, Rob Greenfield, Zero waste royalty Bea Johnson, Gary Vayberchuck's Chief heart officer, Claude Silver, Columbia University Director Dr Steven Cohen to Eco with Em and many more. Links from the episodes: 3 Podcast to get you started if you are new to zero waste: https://mamaearthtalk.com/episodes/002 (002: Top Tip Thursday on Living More Sustainable Using The 5R's with Mariska Nell)  https://mamaearthtalk.com/episodes/004 (004: Top Tip Thursday Reducing Waste In The Kitchen with Mariska Nell)  008: https://mamaearthtalk.com/episodes/008 (Top Tip Thursday Reducing Waste In The Bathroom with Mariska Nell)  https://mailchi.mp/58e01abaa773/download-your-free-beginners-guide-to-waste-free-living (Download your free Beginner's Guide to Waste-Free Living) 3 of my favorite episodes with great guests: https://mamaearthtalk.com/episodes/143 (143: How To Save Our Oceans With Dr. Sylvia Earle)  https://mamaearthtalk.com/episodes/149 (149: How to have Energy on Purpose with Indira Dejtiar)  https://mamaearthtalk.com/episodes/123 (123: How One Womans Artivism Is Creating A Ripple Of Change With Emily Ehlers)  Some other amazing guests that we had on the podcast that I mentioned in this episodes: https://mamaearthtalk.com/episodes/139 (139: How One Movement is making a ripple effect of change with Petrice Jones)  https://mamaearthtalk.com/episodes/135 (135: How Flow Hive is “beeing” the change with Stuart Anderson)  https://mamaearthtalk.com/episodes/133 (133: How My Farm Dubai built an eco system not just a food system with Mohamed Aissaoui) https://mamaearthtalk.com/episodes/132 (132: How a minimalist lifestyle can maximize our wellness with Becca Shern)  https://mamaearthtalk.com/episodes/128 (128: How an urban harvester is bringing awareness to the food crisis with Matt Homewood)  https://mamaearthtalk.com/episodes/126 (126: How To Live A Low Tox Life With Alexx Stuart)  https://mamaearthtalk.com/episodes/119 (119: How 1 Million Women is making a difference with Natalie Isaacs)  https://mamaearthtalk.com/episodes/107 (107: How a zero-waste chef turns waste into amazing food with Anne-Marie Bonneau)  https://mamaearthtalk.com/episodes/105 (105: How one dude is making a difference with Rob Greenfield)  https://mamaearthtalk.com/episodes/102 (102: How Big Green is bringing the focus on food back to schools with Tighe Brown)  https://mamaearthtalk.com/episodes/029 (029: How the Zero Waste Queen started her journey with Bea Johnson) 

Do you have too many pairs of shoes or old gadgets lying around your home? 你家有太多双鞋或旧小玩意吗？I'm sure many of us have too much stuff that we don't really use and when it starts getting out of hand, it really is time to do some spring cleaning to de-clutter our lives.我敢肯定，我们中的许多人都有太多我们没有真正使用的东西，当它开始失控时，真的是时候做一些春季大扫除来整理我们的生活了。However, deciding which items to get rid of can be tricky especially if you are materialistic, believing that physical possessions are the most important thing in life. 然而，决定扔掉哪些物品可能会很棘手，特别是如果你是物质主义者，因为你会相信物质财富是生活中最重要的东西。Also, some people are sentimental about letting go of their personal property. 此外，有些人对放弃他们的个人物品是多愁善感的。But if you haven't got room in your house to move, it's time to evaluate what is really important to you and decide what are your prized possessions and what is just junk.但是，如果你的房子没有足够的空间可用，那么是时候想一下什么对你来说是真正重要的，并决定什么是你珍贵的财产，什么是垃圾。Instead of just chucking it away and filling up landfill sites, items could be recycled or given to a charity to re-sell. 与其只是将其丢弃并填满垃圾填埋场，不如将物品回收或捐赠给慈善机构转售。You could also make some money by using websites where people are willing to pay for second-hand goods. 您还可以通过二手货网站来销售来赚钱。Some people have taken a minimalist approach, deliberately trying to keep life simple. 有些人采取了极简主义的方法，刻意让生活保持简单。Bea Johnson, author of Zero Waste Home, has done this. 《零垃圾之家》的作者 Bea Johnson 做到了这一点。She says "we've asked really true questions, and evaluated every single thing that we have. 她说：“我们提出了非常真实的问题，并评估了我们拥有的每一样东西."There is nothing that we overlooked. I even came to look at my vegetable peeler for example and asked myself, 'do I really need that vegetable peeler'?"没有什么是我们可以忽略的。比如，我甚至看到我的蔬菜削皮器并会问自己，‘我真的需要这个吗？”Of course, if you're a shopaholic or a fashion-victim it's hard to stop buying and shopping online makes purchasing stuff very easy.当然，如果您是购物狂或时尚受害者，则很难停止购买，而在线购物使购买东西变得非常容易。 James Wallman is a writer and journalist – he questions what we actually need. 詹姆斯沃尔曼是一名作家和记者——他质疑我们真正需要什么。He says "I'm not anti-stuff – stuff is good. 他说：“我不是反物质——东西都是好的。I'm anti too much stuff and I'm anti the wrong stuff. 我反对太多的东西，我反对错误的东西。Don't go out and buy that labelled good that you think is going to make people think something more of you.不要出去购买那些你认为会让人们对你有更多看法的标签商品。 That's not going to make you happy."它不会让你开心的。”This sounds like good advice. It's good to take stock of what we have and what we really need. 这听起来是个好建议。盘点一下我们拥有什么以及我们真正需要什么是很好的。But there are still some things I just can't face parting company with; my CD collection, even though I now download my music, and my childhood teddy bear. 但还是有一些我无法面对分手的事情；我的 CD 收藏，尽管我现在下载我的音乐和我童年的泰迪熊。What about you – have you got something that you just can't throw away?你呢——你有什么东西不能扔掉吗？词汇表getting out of hand 失去控制spring cleaning 彻底打扫，大扫除de-clutter 整理，清除杂物get rid of 扔掉、丢弃materialistic 追求物质的，拜金的sentimental 感情用事的，多愁善感的prized possessions 珍贵的财产、物品junk 垃圾、没用的东西chucking it away 把它扔掉landfill sites 垃圾填埋场recycled 回收利用的minimalist 简约主义的overlooked 忽略了，没有考虑到的shopaholic 购物狂fashion-victim 盲目追求时尚的人labelled 贴了（名牌）标签的take stock 仔细考虑，作出判断parting company 与…分离

It's Bea Johnson, Mother of the Zero Waste Movement, plus Sustainable Brown Girl's Ariel Green. Minorities in Climate Action, and the Global Ecovillage Network!

Hilary describes her commitments as achieving some success and some failure, but learned from both.We start with her personal experiences and memories of ice skating and cross country skiing as a child leading to her sometimes painful lessons today. More than just ice skating again, she took lessons with her child. Listen to her for the lesson and why it was painful, but I'll share that she learned to wear a helmet.She also talked about driving less, which led to what she could do with her community not to accept that not driving has to be hard, but how to improve the situation. She talked about eating less meat, which I heard creating more connection within family.From the personal, we moved to the systemic. As the president of an august institution and connected to peers at peer organizations, she can influence within Allegheny and among university presidents and across academia. It's nice to talk about change and sustainability. It's nice to change institutions. But she points out, everyone sees what you do and your personal behavior affects others.I don't think this episode is the last we'll hear of Dr. Link. I believe she'll implement some of the ideas that came up during her actions and this conversation. Stay tuned.The Game Changers documentary on elite athletes and not eating meat.Bea Johnson's episode on this podcast with links to her TEDx talks and books. Her family of four produces less garbage than I do alone. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In this episode, we talk to  Stephanie Miller. She is the author of https://www.amazon.ca/Zero-Waste-Living-Way-Footprint/dp/1789047390 (Zero Waste Living, the 80/20 Way: The Busy Person's Guide to a Lighter Footprint). She is also the founder of https://www.zerowasteindc.com/ (Zero Waste in DC), to focus on the application of zero waste strategies that have a real and sustainable impact. With a goal of reaching as wide an audience as possible, she provides keynote presentations, learning events and individual household consultations. Within her 25-year career at the international finance corporation, the private sector arm of the https://www.worldbank.org/en/home (World Bank Group), she served as director of https://www.ifc.org/wps/wcm/connect/corp_ext_content/ifc_external_corporate_site/home (International Finance Corporation)'s climate business department where she led global teams to find innovative solutions to climate change.  During this episode we looked at the importance of recycling right, what is driving the zero waste movement and how our choices impact the climate and waste crises.   Links from the episodes https://zerowastemariska.com/ (Zero Waste Mariska - Website ) https://www.youtube.com/c/ZeroWasteMariska/ (Zero Waste Mariska - YouTube Channel) https://mamaearthtalk.com/episodes/029/ (Podcast Episode with Bea Johnson) https://mamaearthtalk.com/episodes/107/ (Podcast Episode with Zero Waste Chef (Anne-Marie Bonneau)) https://www.zerowasteindc.com/themagic3 (The Magic Three) Where can people find Stephanie Miller? https://www.amazon.ca/Zero-Waste-Living-Way-Footprint/dp/1789047390 (Book - Zero Waste Living, The 80/20 Way: The Busy Person's Guide To A Lighter Footprint) https://www.facebook.com/zerowasteindc/ (Facebook) https://www.instagram.com/zerowasteindc/ (Instagram) https://www.linkedin.com/in/stephanie-j-miller/ (LinkedIn) https://twitter.com/zerowasteindc (Twitter) https://www.zerowasteindc.com/ (Website) KEY TAKE AWAY“We can make such a difference.”

Dia 5 de junho foi o dia mundial do ambiente

Pertence a uma família de gente do campo, que nele trabalhou e encontrou sustento durante várias gerações. Em 2013, com o  marido sonharam um projeto pioneiro em Portugal - a primeira "zero waste store" do país . Mas a história é muito mais que isto.Em junho de 2015, poucos meses antes da abertura, viram na Internet, por acaso, uma reportagem de um canal de televisão norte-americano sobre Bea Johnson e o seu estilo de vida.E foi aqui que tudo fez sentido.A loja transformou-se num conceito, num estilo de vida onde acontecem muitas iniciativas onde mostra  que a revolução sustentável começa em cada um de nós.  Mais recentemente lançou o livro Desafio Zero.Tenho a honra de levar hoje na caravana a super inspiradora e com um sorriso maravilhoso Eunice Maia,  da Maria Granel.Podem seguir a Eunice: https://www.instagram.com/mariagranel.lx/?hl=enProdução e Agenciamento: Draft Media https://www.draftmediaagency.comGuarda-Roupa: Vintage Bazaarhttps://www.vintagebazaar.ptPatrocinado por: Delta Q.Obrigada a todos meus patronos por me permitirem fazer o que gosto e beneficiarem e acreditarem nos meus projetos. Um agradecimento especial aos patronos Premium: Rossana Oliveira, Mónica Albuquerque, Raquel Garcia, Sofia Salgueiro, Sofia Custódio, Patrícia Francisco, Priscilla, Maria Granel, Margarida Marques, Ana Moura, Rita Teixeira, Ana Reboredo, Rita Cabral, Tânia Nunes, Rita Nobre Luz, Leila Mateus, Bernardo Alvim, Joana Gordalina Figueiredo, Mónica Albuquerque, Rita Pais, Silvia, Raquel Garcia, Mariana Neves, Madalena Beirão, Rita Dantas, Ana Rita Barreiros, Maria Castel-Branco, Filipa Côrte-Real, Margarida Miguel Gomes, Rita Mendes, Rita Fijan Fung, Luísa Serpa Pimentel, Rita P, Mónica Canhoto, Daniela Teixeira, Maria Gaia, Sara Fraga, Cláudia Fonseca, Olga Sakellarides, Rafaela Matos, Ana Ramos, Isabel Duarte, Joana Sotelino, Ana Telles da Silva, Carolina Tomé, Patrícia Dias, Raquel Pirraca, Luisa Almeida, Filipa Roldão, Inês Cancela, Carina Oliveira, Maria Correia de Sá.

For part two of a two part eTown re-airing, we're joined by eTown veteran Aoife O'Donovan of the Grammy Award-winning band “I'm With Her.” Aoife returns to eTown for a very special performance with collaborator Jeremy Kittel, who co-produced and arranged Aoife's Bull Frogs Croon (And Other Songs) EP. Aoife and Jeremy are also joined by a string quartet. Also with us for their visit is Latin and American roots band Che Apalache, featuring three powerhouse Latin American musicians – two from Argentina, Franco Martino (guitar), Martin Bobrik (mandolin), and Pau Barjau (banjo) from Mexico, as well as worldly frontman Joe Troop. Nick also sits down for a conversation with Bea Johnson, author of Zero Waste Home. Bea initiated the zero-waste movement and shares her tips for living a more sustainable lifestyle.

In this episode, Yuko discusses what she learned about plastic pollution with Maia.  We discuss how plastic has been demonized despite being a hugely important invention. Single use plastics however are an extremely wasteful use for such a versatile material. This is a beast of a topic, so get comfy and join us down the rabbit hole! Sources that we discuss: The Science of Plastics - https://www.sciencehistory.org/science-of-plastics Canada single use plastic ban - https://www.canada.ca/en/environment-climate-change/news/2020/10/canada-one-step-closer-to-zero-plastic-waste-by-2030.html Professor Chelsea Rochman at UofT - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mbv6Y2MWgTM Victoria Plastic Bag Ban - https://www.victoria.ca/EN/main/residents/climate-change/waste-reduction/single-use-plastic-bags.html Single use straws and differently abled people - https://www.npr.org/sections/thesalt/2018/07/11/627773979/why-people-with-disabilities-want-bans-on-plastic-straws-to-be-more-flexible Microfibers - the plastic in our clothing - https://friendsoftheearth.uk/plastics/microfibres-plastic-in-our-clothes How to reduce microfiber pollution - https://www.plasticpollutioncoalition.org/blog/2017/3/2/15-ways-to-stop-microfiber-pollution-now The Zero Waste Home by Bea Johnson - https://zerowastehome.com/ The War on Plastic - https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2020/10/201023123128.htm Reusing Lululemon Bags -

In this episode, I will be introducing Season 2 of ASM! We'll chat about some of my favorite and most memorable interviews from season 1, the impact the show has had over the years, upcoming featured guests, how we will be supporting the show moving forward, and I'll be making a big announcement about our first live event!   Episodes Mentioned Tom Szaky of Terra Cycle: https://asustainablemind.com/027 Kathryn Kellogg of Going Zero Waste: https://asustainablemind.com/048 Bea Johnson of Zero Waste Home: https://asustainablemind.com/006 Rob Greenfield of Food Freedom: https://asustainablemind.com/061 Maya van Rossum of the Green Amendment: https://asustainablemind.com/026 Yana (Ma'ikwe) Ludwig, previously of Dancing Rabbit Ecovillage, co-founder of Solidarity Collective: https://asustainablemind.com/008 Izolda Trakhtenberg, aka "Earth Lady": https://asustainablemind.com/062 Jordan Figueiredo of Ugly Fruit & Veg Campaign: https://asustainablemind.com/011   Links Mentioned Suggest or apply to be a guest: https://asustainablemind.com/be-a-guest/ Suggest or apply to be a sponsor: https://asustainablemind.com/become-a-sponsor/ Support the show:  https://asustainablemind.com/give   Join us for our first live event, MASS Eco Summit! Receive event notifications or contact us to get involved at http://MASSEcoLive.com.

In this week's podcast episode, I'm sharing about getting rid of things well. I talk about the two things that rocked my world so much that I can't just dump the unwanted stuff like I used to, and I share the practical steps that I now take when decluttering. Things Mentioned Buy Nothing GroupsLaodato Si: On Care for our Common Home by Pope Francis The Grace of Enough by Haley Stewart Zero Waste Home by Bea Johnson, website and book Explore A Growing Home more: Instagram Blog Facebook 

A Margarida tem um dos corações mais bonitos que conheço. O seu humanismo, humildade, simplicidade e ética são uma inspiração. Já há muito que a queria trazer ao Podcast e partilhar com a nossa comunidade o seu exemplo. Foi a Maria Granel que a trouxe à minha vida. E foi a Margarida que trouxe as escolas e a Casa Pia, em particular, ao nosso Programa Z(h)ero. Dedica a sua vida aos outros e a sua investigação e conhecimento à proteção do ambiente e do futuro do planeta. O ativismo despontou nela muito cedo, quando, aos 9 anos, foi levada a participar numa ação de protesto contra a instalação de uma Central Nuclear em Ferrel. Apesar de ser pequena, começou a questionar porque haveriam os cientistas de propor uma solução para produzir energia, que podia trazer problemas de saúde aos humanos e desequilibrar os ecossistemas... A partir daí, a curiosidade e o interesse pelas questões ambientais tornou-se naturalmente presente no seu dia a dia. Desde cedo participou em associações e movimentos que defendiam e promoviam um mundo melhor. A loja a granel da avó, que também acabava por funcionar como centro de apoio social, complementou as aprendizagens enquanto crescia. Começou a dar aulas ao mesmo tempo que iniciou o curso de Biologia (tinha 18 anos). Uma coisa e outra acabaram por estar ligadas para sempre. Passou a organizar anualmente, com outros colegas, um "Acampamento Ecológico", em que todos funcionavam como comunidade que cuida. Foram anos de grande aprendizagem. Terminada a licenciatura, concorreu à Casa Pia de Lisboa, onde está desde 1990. Nesta Casa especial, foi-lhe sempre possível sentir uma relação que fez e faz a diferença na vida de muitos alunos. Muitos têm sido os projetos, mas o que a marcou mais terá sido "Um Mar de Oportunidades". O mar (que já era importante na sua vida) passou a ser lugar sagrado - esses dias passados a bordo foram talvez a melhor Escola por onde "passei". Conheceu o marido, Luciano, um napolitano, na altura em que entrou para a Casa Pia. Com o nascimento das filhas, iniciaram a procura de um jardim de infância alinhado com os nossos princípios. Quis o universo que, não encontrando nenhum projeto com que se identificassem, em 1999, se juntassem um grupo de pais, duas educadoras, alguns amigos e um grupo de crianças pequeninas a precisar de uma escola e assim avançassem para uma cooperativa de ensino (sem fins lucrativos) cujos princípios assentaram na metodologia Velaverde (criada pelos italianos Sonia Cian e Stefano Cavagna). Por volta de 2015 conhece o blog da Bea Johnson e fica fascinada, porque os resíduos sempre foram uma preocupação na sua vida. Começa timidamente a conhecer as possibilidades de uma vida sem resíduos (através do seu livro), e um mundo imenso de alternativas que não julgava possível. Abre-se todo um oceano de esperança. Mais recentemente, a possibilidade de começar a acompanhar a comunidade Zero Waste em Portugal traz-lhe um novo entusiamo. Com o intuito de levar ainda mais a sério esta missão de procurar contribuir para a transformação da Escola, iniciou o um Programa Doutoral em Alterações Climáticas e Políticas de Desenvolvimento Sustentável. Acredita profundamente que a Escola possa ser o verdadeiro agente transformador de uma sociedade que se precisa mais solidária e justa: sinérgica, portanto! Uma Escola centrada na relação entre todos os seus elementos. Muito obrigada, querida Margarida, por teres aceitado o nosso convite! Até já!

Let's talk fatherhood and sustainability."Josh, you don't understand since you don't have kids, it's impossible to avoid producing waste," people keep saying. Since they say other things I've done is impossible before learning I've done them, I expect they're making excuses and that I could solve parenthood problems too. Without kids I haven't solved their problems (though guest Bea Johnson has in her family of four that produces less landfill waste than I do), but I expect I could.Balint became a father since he was a guest. We decided to record a new challenge for him as a father. The first episode we just spontaneously started recording, so we didn't set up microphones. I decided to trade catching the moment for sound quality. In the second half we recorded with our good microphones.Since some podcast guests have stopped their challenge shortly after their second episode, I'm gratified to hear a guest continuing it forever and building on it. You could say maybe he's continuing it because it fits with minimalist values he already developed. I contend that sustainability resonates with some values in everyone. He didn't start with an advantage. He found one anybody could. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Ugh, it happened again. You're looking for something and can't find it because you're disorganized. And losing valuable time just makes you feel more upset with yourself. You promise yourself you're going to get more organized. That's until the next time you can't find something and realize you've actually done nothing to get more organized. We've all been there. Fortunately, we can learn how to save time by organizing our business and life! Meet Rebekah Saltzman. She's a professional organizer. Rebekah comes from a fashion design background. Her life changed when she read “Zero Waste Home” by Bea Johnson. The book made her realize she wasn't making the world a better place, and inspired her to make a difference in other people's lives. She quit her job, started her own business, and embarked on a journey to help other people become more organized. Rebekah is anti-clutter and pro-environment. She has a beautiful outlook on life and I'm really happy she agreed to appear on The Alkimia Success Show! Some of the main topics we discussed during the interview include the following: 3:15 – Everybody is so much happier when they have less stuff. 9:33 – How to break the cycle of consumerism. 12:40 – Be grateful for the things you have. 23:50 – Rebekah's advice on how to get your family involved. It was great talking to Rebekah. She's an amazing lady! If you want to get in contact with her, you can reach her through her website balaganbegone.com (“belagan” is the Hebrew word for chaos or mess). You can also email her on rebekah[at]balaganbegone.com or Rebekah[at]rebekahsaltzman.com. She has a really great Facebook group you can join. Just search Facebook for Organizing in Israel. It's not only for people in Israel or Jewish people. Anyone is welcome to join. To learn more about how you can save time by organizing your business and life, listen to the full interview now on The Alkimia Success Show. Let me know in the comments what you enjoyed the most about the interview. ---------------- To streamline your business and manage your team and projects in one place, this is the best functional and affordable tool in the market: http://bit.ly/ClickUpDO This is my favourite tool to host your courses, memberships, private group or community including automations all in one place. Check it out: https://bit.ly/DOKajabi Please help me to grow my mission by rating & reviewing the show here so we can continue to bring more amazing guests: https://bit.ly/ItunesDianaOlynick You can listen to this amazing episode in your favourite platform: ►Itunes: https://bit.ly/ItunesDianaOlynick ►Spotify: https://bit.ly/DianaOlynick ►Stitcher: https://bit.ly/StitcherDianaO ►Pocket Casts: https://pca.st/cc6kn0mx ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** This is where magical things happen: The Alkimia Success Show This episode is brought to you thanks to kajabi, the best platform to create the best courses and memberships in the world! Check it out here: https://bit.ly/DOKajabi

Dans cette émission Au-delà des murs, Flo et Steph vous retrouvent avec des invités voyageurs en France et ailleurs. Dans cet épisode 5, les invités partagent leurs récits de voyage ainsi que leurs conseils pratiques. Comment bien choisir son vélo ? Qu'est ce qu'il faut impérativement transporter dans ses sacoches ? Quel poids ? Nos invités, Hélène, Anais et Jérémy, Irène, Joël et Anne partagent leurs diverses expériences et apportent quelques réponses sur le voyage à vélo ! Hélène Hélène a débuté le vélo en 2013 en parcourant la côte belge, la Bretagne et la Loire à vélo. Elle est attachée au fait de prendre son temps et d'aller à son rythme. La meilleure façon de voyager à vélo est celle qui nous convient ! Elle garde 2 choses en tête à vélo : on est pas là pour souffrir et l important est le plaisir ! Pour suivre ses aventures sur son blog Sur le dos de la baleine ou sur twitter @biblioavelo Anaïs et Jérémy Ils vivent en région parisienne. Depuis plusieurs années, ils voyagent tous les deux régulièrement.  Après une prise de conscience écologique à la lecture du livre de Bea Johnson sur le zéro déchet, ils réfléchissent à un moyen de voyager autrement. C'est en 2019 qu'ils découvrent  le voyage  à vélo qui leur permet un road-trip lent, zéro carbone et proche de la nature. Pour les suivre sur leur blog rendez-vous ici : elkncloudberry.fr Les cyclomigrateurs Irène et Joël Originaires de Rennes, Irène et Joël ont 121 ans à tous les deux ! Leur passion du voyage à vélo les anime et les entraîne d'aventures en aventures. Eux ont opté pour le vélo couché ! En 2014, ils font un voyage de Bretagne jusqu'en Turquie. Ils enchainent avec la découverte de l'Inde. Ensuite ils traversent Madagascar aussi bien en bus qu'en train, en pirogue, en charrette, zébus et taxi-brousse. Tous deux expérimentent et racontent leurs aventures sur lescyclomigrateurs.fr Anne organise le festival Cyclo Camping International Avant tout elle voyage à vélo. Elle organise le festival CCI (Cyclo Camping International) depuis plusieurs années. Elle est accompagnée à vélo par son mari Michel depuis plus de 20 ans ! Ils ont commencé le voyage à vélo non équipés à l'époque pour du pur camping. Un an plus tard et les années qui suivent, ils commencent le cyclo-camping de Poitiers à Montpellier. Ils enchaîneront avec un voyage à vélo en Norvège et poursuivront avec L'Europe du nord. Le combi vélo, nature, camping, lenteur, l'inattendu, l'improvisation les a convaincus !  Ils sont toujours prêts et ont gagné en expérience et en organisation. Soutenez-nous !

Saviez-vous qu'il était possible de faire tenir ses déchets d'1 année pour une famille de 4 personnes dans une seule jaar ? Bea Johnson l'a fait. Et suite à cette constatation, mon invitée a décidé de sortir de sa zone de confort pour changer de vie.Je suis très heureuse de recevoir Fanny Moritz sur mon podcast. Nous nous sommes rencontrées à Hong Kong lorsqu'elle travaillait pour Netpom, la première entreprise qu'elle a créée.A la lecture du livre de Bea Johnson « Zero Waste Home », Fanny a eu l'idée de sa seconde entreprise : NOW no waste, site e-commerce commercialisant des produits zéro déchets. Elle devient ensuite conférencière et sensibilise les plus grands acteurs du marché sur la réduction de leurs déchets et leur emprunte carbone.Depuis quelques mois, Fanny s'est mis en tête un nouveau projet : construire elle-même sa tiny house et partir en tournée à travers la France pour présenter son mode de vie et véhiculer ses valeurs.En écoutant l'histoire de Fanny, on prend une claque. Une claque parce que depuis ses débuts dans le monde de l'entrepreneuriat, on découvre une femme ambitieuse, déterminée, prête à tout pour aller au bout de ses rêves et de ses convictions. Avec une grande simplicité qui la caractérise, elle nous raconte son parcours, ses remises en question, ses outils et techniques pour ne jamais lâcher.Je vous souhaite une très bonne écoute.Tous les liens pour retrouver Fanny et sa campagne de financement participative : Son site : https://www.fannymoritz.com/ Le lien de sa campagne pour financer sa tournée en tiny house : https://fr.ulule.com/tiny-house-imagine-slowtinytour/Dans le podcast, nous avons notamment parlé :Du livre de Bea Johnson “Zero Waste Home” : https://livre.fnac.com/a1652542/Robert-Neuburger-Les-Familles-qui-ont-la-tete-a-l-envers Du livre “L'homme sans argent” de Mark Boyle : https://www.amazon.fr/lintime-Fran%C3%A7ois-Jullien/dp/2253156531 Du documentaire Netflix “I Am Not Your Guru” avec Tony Robbins Des séminaires de Tony Robbins De ma formation podcast : https://laurapouliquen.teachable.com/ Hébergé par Acast. Visitez acast.com/privacy pour plus d'informations.

En éste episodio del podcast miramos los puntos en común que pueden tener el orden y la sostenibilidad, sobre todo si nos acercamos a los dos desde un clásico del método KonMari™: la visualización de la vida ideal y las personas que queremos serDamos la bienvenida en Orden a Tres a Verónica Orb, con quien ya hablamos en el Ep. 19 Despierta la vida que quieres vivir con Verónica Orb. La check-list de las sugerencias sostenibles de Verónica las encontraréis en su página web veronicaorb.comMencionamos a Bea Johnson, una de las personalidades más visibles del movimiento hacia una vida de cero residuos. Su libro ha sido traducido en castellano como Residuo Cero en Casa: Guía doméstica para simplificar nuestra vida Más sobre la visión del futuro y una meditación guiada para crearla las encontraréis en Ep 1. La importancia de la visión en el método KonMari™ y Bonus Ep 1: Visualización del Yo futuroEl podcast sigue siendo el primer podcast en castellano de consultoras certificadas del método KonMari™ de Marie Kondo. Somos Andrea Kurishi @SoyKurishi desde Caracas, Luīze Ratniece @UnArmarioVerde desde Barcelona y Verónica Orb @veronicaorbcl desde Santiago de Chile  Todo contenido del podcast está disponible en el archivo de los episodios en SubStack y también en Spotify y Apple PodcastsPara ponerse en contacto con nosotras y enviar tus preguntas, dudas y momentos de #sparkjoy, sugerimos nuestro Instagram: @ordenatrespodcast y puedes usar los hashtags #ordenatres y #ordenatrespodcastHay muchas maneras de apoyar el podcast si te gusta el contenido que creamos: escucharlo, seguirnos en Instagram @ordenatrespodcast, dejar “me gusta” y comentarios, compartirlo en tus redes y recomendarlo a tus amigos. También existe la opción de hacernos un regalo económico: aquí encontrarás el enlace para contribuir a través de PayPalDescargo de responsabilidad: Orden a Tres podcast no está afiliado con ni respaldado por KonMari Media, Inc. Las opiniones expresadas en los episodios son de las presentadoras exclusivamente, y no representan la posición de KonMari Media, Inc o de la comunidad de consultoras del método KonMari™ This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit ordenatres.substack.com

Ana Corcodel sau Ana Ecoblog ( Moldoveanca Ecologică) ne îndeamnă să lăsăm planeta mai bună după noi sau cel puțin așa cum am gasit-o și nu mai rău. Ea împarte informația pe care o găsește pe pagina ei de instagram @ana_ecoblog. Ascultați episodul ca să vă inspirați să faceți și voi schimbări simple. Vedeți mai jos o listă cu recomandări de la Ana. Cartea pe care am menționat-o eu se numește Zero Waste Home de Bea Johnson. Carte: "Studiul China" Campbell T Filme ⠀ ⠀⠀▫️Мусор / Trashed (2012) ⠀ ⠀⠀▫️Реальная цена моды / The True Cost (2015) ⠀ ⠀⠀▫️Земляне / Earthlings (2015) ⠀ ⠀⠀▫️Cкотозаговор / COWSPIRACY: THE SUSTAINABILITY SECRET (2014) ⠀ ⠀⠀▫️Толстый, больной и почти мёртвый / Fat, Sick & Nearly Dead (2010) Молоко, сыр и молочная промышленность - доктор Нил Барнард ⠀ ⠀⠀▫️Шесть градусов могут изменить мир (ТВ) / Six Degrees Could Change the World (2008) ⠀⠀⠀ ⠀ ⠀⠀▪︎ «Переломный момент» / «The Game Changers» (2018)

Sofia has a discussion with the mother of the zero waste movement Bea Johnson. Fans all over the world have taken on her challenge of fitting a year's worth trash into one mason jar. They talk about guilty pleasures, how to travel zero waste and what makes up the zero waste state of mind.

Here are the notes I read this episode from:People keep acting like I'm different, that they have to balance things that I don't when acting on the environment.So I'll share a recent decision I made. People I tell have sounded intrigued and delighted to hear it so I'll share with you.First sensed hairline retreating at 19.Not much for maybe a decade following, I don't remember.Maybe 10 years ago started using minoxidil.Don't know if works or not, but used as insurance. Not insanely expensive.Tested on thinning in back, so even less sure if it works.Over the past few years noticed it becoming my greatest plastic consumption.Thought more about stopping.Even stopping flying was reversible. Never decided to stop forever, just kept finding that it improved my life not to fly. Constraints breed creativity.Stopping minoxidil not reversible. Might not do anything. Might go bald. I don't want to go bald. I like my hair.But I'm pitting purely my vanity against reducing plastic pollution.Last bottle of last 3 month supply was running low. Kept thinking about it. Risk balding, but maybe no difference.Last American president elected bald was Eisenhower. Have to beat Hitler to get elected. Women complain they get judged by appearance, but men do too.Felt helpless, yet also recognize the alternative is simply to live with my genes. What chemical shitstorm is in that stuff anyway?But the bottom line was every time I've chosen to live by my environmental values, it's improved my life. I used to have faith, but faith is belief without evidence. Between avoiding packaged food, avoiding flying, picking up garbage daily, plogging, all of which I thought would worsen my life, they've all improved it.So I made a deal with myself to flip a coin. Heads I'd keep it. If every 3 months I flipped, eventually I'd have to end.I started making deals with myself -- just get to 50 years old. It's so little plastic compared to everyone else. Just one more time. I found out you can buy the raw ingredients on Alibaba. What if I found a great price? Rite Aid had almost half off online. Another place even lower prices, but then more packaging.So I flipped the coin. Tails on the first try. I made a rule only flip a coin when I can't decide any other way, then never reverse that decision or it undoes the value of coin toss's decisiveness. Still I started bargaining with myself.Are you getting how hard I found this decision? I was deciding in the moment a choice to affect me possibly for the remaining several decades of my life.I didn't refill. I still went to Rite Aid intending to buy another box, against the coin toss, but the low price was only online. I was going to break my rule, but didn't because of circumstance.Within a day I could feel new breeze on my forehead. Maybe coincidence, but maybe I'll end up bald in a few months. Maybe it will recede a bit and stop. Who knows?I don't see a path to this choice improving my life, but I'm going with it. Talk about your first-world problems, right? But everyone goes through similar decisions too. Should I buy the coffee on the way to work in the disposable cup? Should I take a subway or shared ride?We all do mental gymnastics to rationalize behavior we know is against our principles. I do. My difference today versus me years ago is that I've moved my balance toward stewardship. Each time I do, I find it improves my life. Before long I find role models beyond where I am. I learn from them, for example Bea Johnson, whose family of four produces collectively less trash than I do.The world will see the results.Some relevant posts of mine:Choose easier by visualizing choices, part IChoose easier by visualizing choices, part IIWhy are decisions hard?How to ChooseHow to decide among close options See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

For part two of a two part show, we're joined by eTown veteran Aoife O'Donovan of the Grammy Award-winning band “I'm With Her.” Aoife returns to eTown for a very special performance with collaborator Jeremy Kittel, who co-produced and arranged Aoife's first new studio recording in four years. Aoife and Jeremy are also joined by a string quartet. Also with us for their visit is Latin and American roots band Che Apalache, featuring three powerhouse Latin American musicians – two from Argentina, Franco Martino (guitar), Martin Bobrik (mandolin), and Pau Barjau (banjo) from Mexico, as well as worldly frontman Joe Troop. Nick also sits down for a conversation with Bea Johnson, author of Zero Waste Home. Bea initiated the zero-waste movement and shares her tips for living a more sustainable lifestyle. Watch videos from this show at eTown.org

Í þessum nýju hlaðvarpsþáttum er fjallað um umhverfismál, endurvinnslu, sjálfbærni og sorplausan lífsstíl. Umsjónarmenn eru Freyr Eyjólfsson og Þóra Margrét Þorgeirsdóttir. Þóra Margrét hefur vakið athygli fyrir erindi sín um flokkun, endurvinnslu og sorplausan lífstíl en hún þýddi bókin Zero Waste Home – Engin Sóun eftir Bea Johnson sem kom út í byrjun árs. Freyr Eyjólfsson hefur unnið við útvarp og fjölmiðla í ein 20 ár en starfar nú sem samskiptastjóri Terra. Terra kostar þáttinn.

Lucile and Nikki discuss the Zero Waste movement and how Lucile got started and maintains this lifestyle. Bea Johnson was her entry point into the zero waste/almost zero- waste world. There is also mention of Woofing, which stands for Worldwide Opportunities on Organic Farms, and ends up being a way for people to travel the world on the cheap, be a farm hand and learn stuff about what makes this spinning earth ball go round. We also discuss the different kinds of composting that are available, like electric, worm, city or community and just a good ole pile in your back yard. We talk about the Sadhana Forrest outside of Auroville in India and not using toilet paper as a thing that is a thing. Menstrual cycle eco alternatives, like menstrual cups, and reusable pads and menstrual panties. So yes, we got real. We go into the bummer of the amount of concrete we as a species use and how that is not the coolest thing ever and why. Alternative building materials like cob, adobe, bamboo, wood, and our meh of air-crete. How recycling isn't very efficient and that is also not one of those things you can assume is done right because it really needs soooooo much improvement it isn't funny. There are efforts starting like Precious Plastics ( https://preciousplastic.com) which are really cool for people to open source ideas and start getting involved with their hands and minds. We get around to the Anthropocene and how we are causing this new man-made era. All is good and we are happy and doing what we can to start the discussion. Check out our youtube channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC9qJWqnmPhDLnZNllSQ8uQA Contact Lucile: lucile.genin@hotmail.fr Contact us: livingextraordinarypodcast@gmail.com --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/nikkianajones/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/nikkianajones/support

En février dernier, j’ai eu la chance d’interviewer Bea Johnson, fondatrice du mouvement Zéro Déchet, auteure du best seller Zero Déchetet conférencière. A l’heure où nous parlions, nous étions bien loin d’imaginer le Corona Virus et le confinement. Pourtant, notre conversation me semble très à propos et encore plus importante aujourd’hui qu’hier.   Bea est un rayon de soleil. Son authenticité m’a beaucoup émue, vous «entendrez» mon sourire tout au long de l’interview. C’est l’histoire d’une femme qui en décidant de changer sa vie contribue à changer littéralement le monde. Vous devez absolument l’écouter. Cela vous donnera un énorme boost d’inspiration et de motivation. J’ai choisi de l’inviter sur Femme et Ambitieuse pour partager son message et sa vision de la vie car je pense sincèrement que le zéro déchet et plus généralement le minimalisme sont essentiels. Pour notre planète. Pour notre bien-être physique et mental. Pour la qualité de nos relations. Et même pour nos finances. C’est le bon moment pour réfléchir à ce qu’elle nous propose. Quoi de mieux que le confinement pour faire le tri dans nos vies ? Et pour toutes celles d’entre vous qui veulent changer le monde, on comprend en écoutant Bea que le plus important est de croire en soi et en ses valeurs et de vivre en intégrité avec cela. Soyez pleinement vous-même et ne vous en excusez pas. Le monde en a besoin. ***** Le blog de Bea Johnson : Zero Waste Home Retrouvez le livre de Bea Johnson : Zero Déchet Ecoutez l'épisode 9 : Introduction au minimalisme Ecoutez l'épisode 10 : Minimalisme et bonheur Ecoutez l'épisode 11 : La garde robe minimaliste     TRAVAILLER AVEC JENNY : Si vous souhaitez que nous discutions de votre problématique et du travail qu’on pourrait faire ensemble, cliquez ici.   Inscrivez-vous à la newsletter de Femme et Ambitieuse ici : https://jennychammas.com/newsletter    réalisé par Arnaud S. | www.musique-imaginaire.com  

Recorded February 20, 2020   Author Bea Johnson talks about her book “Zero Waste Home,” and shares how we all can live a reduced clutter life.

Bea Johnson started a movement by wondering how much trash she could eliminate before it even entered her home. In the process, she launched a movement that individuals and companies around the world now know it as the ‘Zero Waste Lifestyle.’

Bea Johnson (IG: @zerowastehome) is the bestselling author of Zero Waste Home. Her and her family produce a mere pint of trash per year since 2008. Dubbed "The Mother of the Zero Waste lifestyle movement" by CNN, Bea has been featured on TV shows and in publications all over the world. She shatters misconceptions, proving that zero waste can not only be stylish, but also lead to significant health benefits and time & money savings. In this episode, we discuss: Bea moving from France to California to learn English Traveling around the world with her husband Scott Learning how to live with less 5 rules to get to zero waste Refuse what you do not need Strategies for minimizing junk mail Removing toxic products and replacing them with clean options Zero waste, a life based on experiences instead of stuff Change is in the consumers hands Financial savings increase when consumption goes down Swap disposable items for reusable alternatives Raising kids zero waste becomes automatic How to get kids/teenagers involved in making changes Giving gifts that create memories Subscription to SFAs = Secret Family Activities Bea’s journey to zero waste started in 2006 Shattering the misconceptions around the zero waste lifestyle Bea's failed zero waste experiments Learning to accept what you have Zero waste is about recycling less The truth about recycling Composting your scraps Does your garbage really decompose in the landfill? Be part of the solution Show sponsors: Perfect Keto

On this episode of the I Heart Costa Mesa podcast, we talk trash with local mom, community organizer, and zero-waste advocate - Holland Nielson. Check it out! Connect with Holland Nielson: Instagram: @batchsupplyco On This Episode, We Discuss: Nominate a neighbor: iheartcostamesa.com/nominate/ Killybrooke Elementary: http://killybrooke.schoolloop.com/ Costa Mesa Sanitary District: https://www.cmsdca.gov/ Mesa Water District: https://www.mesawater.org/ Eco Now: https://www.econowca.com/ Zero Waste Home by Bea Johnson: https://zerowastehome.com/ CR&R: http://crrwasteservices.com/ Microplastics: https://oceanservice.noaa.gov/facts/microplastics.html The Butchery: https://www.butcherymeats.com/ Sprouts: https://www.sprouts.com/store/ca/costa-mesa/costa-mesa-newport/ Arsenio's Restaurant: https://www.facebook.com/pages/Arsenios-Mexican-Food/1421997847860303 Michael Recycle: https://www.iheartcostamesa.com/care/mike-carey-occ-recycling-center/ OCC Recycling Center: http://www.orangecoastcollege.edu/about_occ/recycling-center/Pages/default.aspx AB-619: https://leginfo.legislature.ca.gov/faces/billTextClient.xhtml?bill_id=201920200AB619 Full Moon Sushi: https://fullmoonsushi.jimdo.com/ Halecrest Park: https://www.iheartcostamesa.com/hocm/diana-moore-halecrest-park/ Canyon Park: https://www.yelp.com/biz/canyon-park-costa-mesa Concerts In The Park: https://www.costamesaca.gov/residents/annual-events/concerts-in-the-park Thank You To Our Wonderful Podcast Sponsors: Music Factory School of Music Orange Coast College Mesa Water District Please tell your friends about the podcast – and don't forget to leave your rating and review wherever you listen! Find Us On… Facebook: facebook.com/iheartcostamesa/ Join the Facebook Group: facebook.com/groups/iheartcostamesa/ Instagram: @iheartcostamesa Twitter: @iheartcostamesa Shop the store: iheartcostamesa.com/shop/ Big thanks to everyone who helped make this podcast possible! Producer: Danny Thompson (danny@themusicfactoryoc.com) Intro / Outro Voiceover: Brian Kazarian Music: Eddie “DJ Kaboom” Iniestra  

I’ve started taking “baby steps” in my journey toward a Zero-Waste Lifestyle; shopping at the local Bulk store, with my reusable containers and bags in hand and using a bamboo toothbrush. These are small steps, but according to Bea Johnson, author of Zero Waste Home, “any change is a step in the right direction….and, all […]

Tuve el honor de platicar con la gurú del #zerowaste y tod@s los que estamos en este movimiento sabemos quién es perfectamente. Bea Johnson y [...]

Xerxes and Lilly’s Zero Waste Year is the catalyst for moving their conversations into podcast form. In this episode, they dive into the 5 R’s that have been coined by Bea Johnson as well as their own additional R that they like to include.

Kate Arnell (@kate_arnell) is a TV Presenter turned Eco-blogger who has founded the 7 Rs to help you lead a less wasteful lifestyle. Whether it's cutting down on food waste, decluttering, using fewer things, saying 'no' to things you really don't need - Kate's action-plan is accessible and, perhaps most importantly, doable.Six Weeks to Zero Waste by Kate Arnell.Zero Waste Home by Bea Johnson.To join the closed Facebook group for the podcast click here >> The Emma Guns Show Forum.To follow me on social media >> Twitter | Instagram. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

« Votre vie est la manifestation de votre rêve. C’est une oeuvre d’art et vous pouvez changer de vie chaque fois que vous n’appréciez pas ce rêve. »Pouvons-nous transformer nos vies chaque fois que nous le désirons ? Dans le premier épisode des « Protagonistes », Lucile raconte comment la lecture des « Quatre accords Toltèques » de Don Miguel Ruiz lui a donné l’impulsion d’emprunter un nouveau chemin de vie. A travers ses voyages et les causes qu'elle défend, Lucile interprète les quatre accord comme "quatre philosophies de vie pour se libérer de la société et être heureux".Son témoignage encourage et incite à oser le voyage intérieur, celui qui permet de nous connaître réellement et d'accepter d'être qui nous sommes vraiment. Lucile revient sur son parcours entreprenarial en lien avec l'écologie et sur son désir de s'expatrier au Mexique pour ouvrir une boutique "zéro déchet".Pour soutenir son projet, je vous invite d'ailleurs à vous abonner à son compte Instagram @nosotro_s. En plus des "Quatre accords toltèques", si vous partagez les convictions de Lucile ou souhaitez simplement ouvrir vos connaissances en la matière, voici quelques ouvrages recommandés spécialement pour vous :- "Zero déchet" de Bea Johnson,- "Petit Traité de la résistance contemporaine" de Cyril Dion,- "La sobriété heureuse" de Pierre Rabhi- ou encore "Ca commence par moi" de Julien Vidal.  N'hésitez pas à me faire part de vos retours sur toutes ces lectures et sur les thèmes que vous souhaiteriez aborder dans ce podcast. Retrouvez-moi sur le site et le compte instagram lesprotagonistes.club (@lesprotagonistes.club). Bonne écoute et à dans deux semaines pour un nouvel épisode des Protagonistes ! Musiques : Générique : Ikson - Reflect (La musique libre) / Transitions : Wayne Jones - Connection (Audio Library - Youtube) & Other rivers (https://icones8.fr/music/search/other rivershttps://icones8.fr/music/search/other rivers) NB : Les citations en voix off sont des extraits de l'ouvrage.   

Sífellt fleiri aðhyllast sorplausan lífsstíl og hreyfingin í kringum hugmyndafræðina stækkar á hverjum degi. Langflest vilja lifa vistvænni lífsstíl en eiga erfitt með að finna auðveldar leiðir til þess umfram það að flokka sorp til endurvinnslu. Við fengum Þóru Margréti Þorgeirsdóttur í þáttinn í dag, en hún hefur í mörg ár haldið úti síðunni Minna sorp á netinu, þar sem hún deilir reynslu fjölskyldu sinnar í að vera ábyrgir neytendur. Þóra þýddi einnig bókina Zero Waste eftir Bea Johnson, sem er nýkomin út, en Bea hélt fyrirlestur hér á landi um helgina og við fengum Þóru til að segja okkur frá sorplausum lífsstíl sem snýr að mestu leyti um að minnka neyslu. Andlegahliðin er í forgrunni á Rás 1 í janúar. Því fengum við í hljóðverið á Akureyri tvo skólasálfræðinga sem sögðu okkur frá andlegri líðan framhaldsskólanema, en mikið brottfall úr framhaldsskólum hefur meðal annars verið tengt slæmri geðheilsu ungmenna hér á landi. Jóhanna Bergsdóttir, skólasálfræðingur í Verkmenntaskólanum á Akureyri, og Kristín Elva Viðarsdóttir, skólasálfræðingur í Menntaskólanum á Akureyri komu í þáttinn. Eitt þeirra fjölmörgu starfa sem unnin eru í sveitum landsins er að rýja féð - sem áður fyrr var gert á vorin áður en rekið var á fjall. Nú er féð rúið tvisvar á ári - seint á haustin og aftur snemma á vorin. Kristín Einarsdóttir, okkar kona á Ströndum, fór í lok nóvember og hitti rúningsmennina Ragnar Bragason á Heydalsá og Reyni í Gröf þar sem þeir kepptust við að rýja fé Haraldar bónda a Stakkanesi. UMSJÓN GÍGJA HÓLMGEIRSDÓTTIR OG GUNNAR HANSSON

Sífellt fleiri aðhyllast sorplausan lífsstíl og hreyfingin í kringum hugmyndafræðina stækkar á hverjum degi. Langflest vilja lifa vistvænni lífsstíl en eiga erfitt með að finna auðveldar leiðir til þess umfram það að flokka sorp til endurvinnslu. Við fengum Þóru Margréti Þorgeirsdóttur í þáttinn í dag, en hún hefur í mörg ár haldið úti síðunni Minna sorp á netinu, þar sem hún deilir reynslu fjölskyldu sinnar í að vera ábyrgir neytendur. Þóra þýddi einnig bókina Zero Waste eftir Bea Johnson, sem er nýkomin út, en Bea hélt fyrirlestur hér á landi um helgina og við fengum Þóru til að segja okkur frá sorplausum lífsstíl sem snýr að mestu leyti um að minnka neyslu. Andlegahliðin er í forgrunni á Rás 1 í janúar. Því fengum við í hljóðverið á Akureyri tvo skólasálfræðinga sem sögðu okkur frá andlegri líðan framhaldsskólanema, en mikið brottfall úr framhaldsskólum hefur meðal annars verið tengt slæmri geðheilsu ungmenna hér á landi. Jóhanna Bergsdóttir, skólasálfræðingur í Verkmenntaskólanum á Akureyri, og Kristín Elva Viðarsdóttir, skólasálfræðingur í Menntaskólanum á Akureyri komu í þáttinn. Eitt þeirra fjölmörgu starfa sem unnin eru í sveitum landsins er að rýja féð - sem áður fyrr var gert á vorin áður en rekið var á fjall. Nú er féð rúið tvisvar á ári - seint á haustin og aftur snemma á vorin. Kristín Einarsdóttir, okkar kona á Ströndum, fór í lok nóvember og hitti rúningsmennina Ragnar Bragason á Heydalsá og Reyni í Gröf þar sem þeir kepptust við að rýja fé Haraldar bónda a Stakkanesi. UMSJÓN GÍGJA HÓLMGEIRSDÓTTIR OG GUNNAR HANSSON

В этом выпуске аж две героини-основательницы магазинов Zero Waste: опытная Лариса Петракова, которая два года назад открыла первый магазин такого формата в Москве и начинающая Таня Анисимова из Калининграда, её проекту всего лишь неделя. Особенно этот выпуск будет полезен начинающим зеровейстерам и предпринимателям в этой сфере. Мы разберёмся что такое zero waste? реально ли оставлять после себя ноль отходов? каким критериям должен соответствовать магазин zero waste? какие трудности поджидают на пути к успеху? как продвигать идеи безотходного потребления в массы? Если хотите стать героем следующего выпуска, пишите на linatuomas@gmail.com Ведущая, редактор, дизайнер обложки: Лина Туомас Композитор: Сергей Образцов Полезные ссылки из разговора: @zerowasteshop.moscow инстаграм аккаунт магазина Ларисы Петраковой в Москве @zwstore39 инстаграм аккаунт магазина Тани Анисимовой в Калининграде https://zws.moscow/ онлайн zero waste магазин Книга Zero Waste Home, автор Bea Johnson https://ru.bookmate.com/books/OErQB681

This Week's Guest Michael Hanchett Hanson - deconstructing creativityWhat is creativity - It's a big question. I've worked in the creative industries all my life, yet I've never considered creativity to from a psychological and developmental perspective until I sat down with this weeks guest Michael Hanchett Hanson - author and founder and director of the Masters Concentration in Creativity and Cognition program at Teachers College, Columbia University,In part one of the interview, we cover the impact of Michael's upbringing and the dual influence of his mother and father, his mentors and his early ambitions growing up in Texan Bible belt.Michael deconstructs the social, material and temporal components of creativity. We discuss genius, distinctiveness, and exceptionality.Finally, we cover the serendipity in his journey and how he applies creativity in his life.I hope you find value in this vibrant and vigorous exploration of creativity with Michael Hanchett Hanson.The Podcast we Love Joshua Spodek Leadership and The Environment This is a podcast from one of our upcoming guests. Josh is the ultimate renaissance man with an incredible personal journey. We are sharing Josh's interview from 2018 with Bea Johnson, TEDx Speaker and a mother living a zero waste lifestyle for over ten years. Listen to Josh's other podcasts, they are packed with value and insights on leadership and the environment.. We found this online From coal country to solar country When in the midst of a grand transition from fossil fuels to renewables but it still feels we are too reliant on fossil fuel economy. We read this piece in the Atlantic about how in one Colorado county, solar-energy-training classes are helping ease the transition from fossil fuels to renewables and may well fill the economic hole left by the dying coal industry, which sustained the area for more than 120 years. There may be insights and lessons here for other regions and countries working to address what is a global imperative.Recommended to usThe case against contemporary feminism A past guest sent us this exploration of what feminism means in the age of Trump. The New Yorker article sets out two recently published arguments against contemporary feminism that have emerged in near-exact opposition to each other: either feminism has become too strict an ideology or it has softened to the point of uselessness. Both sides make a compelling case. Series of the week College Behind Bars This four-part series streamed on PBS in the US, follows men and women incarcerated in maximum and medium security prisons across New York state over the span of four years, as they attempt to gain college degrees through the Bard Prison Initiative (BPI), one of the most rigorous prison education programs in the U.S.Producer Sarah Botstein states “ We always say we hope the film will raise two really important questions: who in our country should, and does have access to education? And what is prison for? We hope people think about how those two questions intersect with the systemic issues of race and poverty, and what is broken about our... See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

登山、滑雪、潜水、高空跳伞、国外代购、环球旅行、按摩SPA……对很多人而言，任何一个选择都是让他们活得更有意思的理由。每个人都在感叹：这真是一个“值得”剁手的世界。弗洛伊德曾说：“人类是充满欲望并受欲望驱使的动物。”人类为了满足自己不断产生、永无止尽的欲望而不断奋斗。与“双11”、“双12”不同的是，日益临近的新春佳节作为一个特别的存在，尤其能激发起男女老少的消费欲。可是，又有几个能斗得过消费欲？一、金钱到底对我做了些什么？ 在人类演化的数百万年历史中，99%的时间都没有“钱”这个概念，直到近三四千年，“钱”才出现在人类的生产和生活中。如今，我们常常会说谈钱伤感情，谈钱庸俗，但是钱就是一个谁都绕不开的问题。谁都不能摆脱没“钱”的生活。有多少钱算有钱？如果让你用一个数字标准去定义“有钱”，相信每个人都会做出不一样的定义。不过不用问也知道，这个数字肯定不小。如果去问当代的年轻人最向往的词是什么？那一定是“财务自由”。那么问题来了：赚多少才能达到财务自由？在一次节目中，作家马家辉曾说过，所谓有钱，其实就是你的欲望永远比财富少一块钱，否则你永远不可能有钱。财务自由的最大障碍其实就是：日益增长的欲望，总比自己日益增长的收入多出那么一丢丢。所以，希望早日实现财务自由，也要学会控制自己的欲望。2009年，《心理科学》期刊发表了一篇研究称，数上几遍钱可以减轻“身痛”和“心痛”，而且不仅如此——数钱还能提升你的精神力，让你变得更为勇敢自信。不过，研究人员还发现了与此相对的现象：人们在看到他们最近的花销时，会表现出更强的身心焦虑。二、晚一点“幸福”，好吗？时代越进步，人们的消费欲就越旺盛。今年，“隐形贫困人口”在网上特别火。根据网络定义，隐形贫困人口是指那些看起来每天有吃有喝，但实际上非常穷的人。这是一群什么样的人呢？他们可能用着最新款的手机，穿着当季的流行时装，吃饭不是西餐就是日料，随时都能来一场说走就走的旅行，并且满世界打卡、满世界拍照。就是这样的一群人，他们花钱，付账的却是信用卡、花呗、白条、平安普惠等等信用卡和第三方借贷平台。奇怪的是，就是这样的词，也有很多人都选择对号入座。法兰克福学派理论家马尔库塞曾提出过“真实需要/虚假需要”的概念。真实需求是人本性自主的需求。比如最基本的衣食住行需要，以及和自己经济实力相匹配的高品质消费等等。虚假需求是超出自身消费能力的需求。尤其个体受到社会观念的影响，会误以为自己也理应享有更高的消费水平，这种偏离现实的观念，往往是很多因素的诱导。在很多年轻人眼中，那个“看起来更好的生活”，极具吸引力。虽然很多人并没有能力满足自己的理想生活，但是超前消费，能让他们暂时得到理想的生活。一些人觉得超前消费好，他们觉得可能负债压力会激励人上进，努力也许还有意外的红利。也有一些人觉得超前消费不好，很容易让经济状况更脆弱，让人陷入到入不敷出的境地。你会怎么选择呢？科学表明：要想在未来生活幸福，你就要推迟享乐，进行长期打算。很多人都还记得20世界60年代，美国斯坦福大学心理学教授沃尔特·米歇尔（Walter Mischel），为了研究意志力在人一生中的作用，设计的“棉花糖”实验，并且依次提出了“延迟满足。”延迟满足的人，甘愿为更有价值的长远结果而放弃即时满足，即自控力更强。张一鸣说过：“延迟满足感本质是克服人性弱点，而克服弱点，是为了更多的自由。”我们绝大部分人，都很难克服自身的弱点，也很难抵挡住诱惑。能控制自己及时享乐的欲望，就是一种高级的自律。延迟满足，不是要我们都去过苦行僧的生活，而是在于延迟满足与我们当下状态的平衡。我们不应该一直活在别人或多数人对于金钱的固有经验里，不加以思考判断，遗忘了我们本可以做出自己的选择。三、聪明消费，过个好年新年的脚步越来越近了。春节期间，很多商家会通过预付式消费吸引消费者。有句老话说得好：“吃不穷、穿不穷，算计不到就受穷。”如何做到聪明花钱？我们可以参考全球零垃圾运动的发起人贝亚·约翰逊（Bea Johnson）提出的原则。第一个原则是refuse，拒绝。第二个原则是reduce，减少。第三个原则是reuse，是看看现在有的东西有没有可能重复使用。第四个原则是recycle，回收。现在很多城市的小区都有衣物回收箱。自己穿不了的，同时仍然很好的衣服送到回收箱，可以提供给别人去使用。改革开放40年，我们的收入、生活质量、生活环境等发生翻天覆地的改变。我们的消费观念也在不知不觉中发生了很大变化。如今，每个人对自己生活的期望都不一样，不管是追求精致生活，还是追求闲云野鹤，或者是追求分秒必争，我们仍然需要认真工作，努力赚钱，才能把生活过成我们想要的样子。本文节选自笔记侠原创文章，作者：牟小姝 本期编辑：晴天 主播：晴天

登山、滑雪、潜水、高空跳伞、国外代购、环球旅行、按摩SPA……对很多人而言，任何一个选择都是让他们活得更有意思的理由。每个人都在感叹：这真是一个“值得”剁手的世界。弗洛伊德曾说：“人类是充满欲望并受欲望驱使的动物。”人类为了满足自己不断产生、永无止尽的欲望而不断奋斗。与“双11”、“双12”不同的是，日益临近的新春佳节作为一个特别的存在，尤其能激发起男女老少的消费欲。可是，又有几个能斗得过消费欲？一、金钱到底对我做了些什么？ 在人类演化的数百万年历史中，99%的时间都没有“钱”这个概念，直到近三四千年，“钱”才出现在人类的生产和生活中。如今，我们常常会说谈钱伤感情，谈钱庸俗，但是钱就是一个谁都绕不开的问题。谁都不能摆脱没“钱”的生活。有多少钱算有钱？如果让你用一个数字标准去定义“有钱”，相信每个人都会做出不一样的定义。不过不用问也知道，这个数字肯定不小。如果去问当代的年轻人最向往的词是什么？那一定是“财务自由”。那么问题来了：赚多少才能达到财务自由？在一次节目中，作家马家辉曾说过，所谓有钱，其实就是你的欲望永远比财富少一块钱，否则你永远不可能有钱。财务自由的最大障碍其实就是：日益增长的欲望，总比自己日益增长的收入多出那么一丢丢。所以，希望早日实现财务自由，也要学会控制自己的欲望。2009年，《心理科学》期刊发表了一篇研究称，数上几遍钱可以减轻“身痛”和“心痛”，而且不仅如此——数钱还能提升你的精神力，让你变得更为勇敢自信。不过，研究人员还发现了与此相对的现象：人们在看到他们最近的花销时，会表现出更强的身心焦虑。二、晚一点“幸福”，好吗？时代越进步，人们的消费欲就越旺盛。今年，“隐形贫困人口”在网上特别火。根据网络定义，隐形贫困人口是指那些看起来每天有吃有喝，但实际上非常穷的人。这是一群什么样的人呢？他们可能用着最新款的手机，穿着当季的流行时装，吃饭不是西餐就是日料，随时都能来一场说走就走的旅行，并且满世界打卡、满世界拍照。就是这样的一群人，他们花钱，付账的却是信用卡、花呗、白条、平安普惠等等信用卡和第三方借贷平台。奇怪的是，就是这样的词，也有很多人都选择对号入座。法兰克福学派理论家马尔库塞曾提出过“真实需要/虚假需要”的概念。真实需求是人本性自主的需求。比如最基本的衣食住行需要，以及和自己经济实力相匹配的高品质消费等等。虚假需求是超出自身消费能力的需求。尤其个体受到社会观念的影响，会误以为自己也理应享有更高的消费水平，这种偏离现实的观念，往往是很多因素的诱导。在很多年轻人眼中，那个“看起来更好的生活”，极具吸引力。虽然很多人并没有能力满足自己的理想生活，但是超前消费，能让他们暂时得到理想的生活。一些人觉得超前消费好，他们觉得可能负债压力会激励人上进，努力也许还有意外的红利。也有一些人觉得超前消费不好，很容易让经济状况更脆弱，让人陷入到入不敷出的境地。你会怎么选择呢？科学表明：要想在未来生活幸福，你就要推迟享乐，进行长期打算。很多人都还记得20世界60年代，美国斯坦福大学心理学教授沃尔特·米歇尔（Walter Mischel），为了研究意志力在人一生中的作用，设计的“棉花糖”实验，并且依次提出了“延迟满足。”延迟满足的人，甘愿为更有价值的长远结果而放弃即时满足，即自控力更强。张一鸣说过：“延迟满足感本质是克服人性弱点，而克服弱点，是为了更多的自由。”我们绝大部分人，都很难克服自身的弱点，也很难抵挡住诱惑。能控制自己及时享乐的欲望，就是一种高级的自律。延迟满足，不是要我们都去过苦行僧的生活，而是在于延迟满足与我们当下状态的平衡。我们不应该一直活在别人或多数人对于金钱的固有经验里，不加以思考判断，遗忘了我们本可以做出自己的选择。三、聪明消费，过个好年新年的脚步越来越近了。春节期间，很多商家会通过预付式消费吸引消费者。有句老话说得好：“吃不穷、穿不穷，算计不到就受穷。”如何做到聪明花钱？我们可以参考全球零垃圾运动的发起人贝亚·约翰逊（Bea Johnson）提出的原则。第一个原则是refuse，拒绝。第二个原则是reduce，减少。第三个原则是reuse，是看看现在有的东西有没有可能重复使用。第四个原则是recycle，回收。现在很多城市的小区都有衣物回收箱。自己穿不了的，同时仍然很好的衣服送到回收箱，可以提供给别人去使用。改革开放40年，我们的收入、生活质量、生活环境等发生翻天覆地的改变。我们的消费观念也在不知不觉中发生了很大变化。如今，每个人对自己生活的期望都不一样，不管是追求精致生活，还是追求闲云野鹤，或者是追求分秒必争，我们仍然需要认真工作，努力赚钱，才能把生活过成我们想要的样子。本文节选自笔记侠原创文章，作者：牟小姝 本期编辑：晴天 主播：晴天

#3 Hannah Sartin: Zero Waste – let´s go! Hannah lebt seit der Geburt ihrer ersten Tochter den Zero Waste Lifestyle und hat 2016 den ersten verpackungsfreien Laden, den Ohne Laden, in München mit zwei Partnern eröffnet. Im gleich Jahr gewannen die GründerInnen den Münchener Gründungspreis. Mittlerweile haben sie auch eine zweite Filiale in München und einen Online-Shop. 2017 veröffentlichte Hannah das Buch: „Wie schaffen wir es, ohne Müll zu leben“, mit Freund Carlo Krauß. Hannah will nicht missionieren, lebt aber vor, wie es auch als Familie geht, fast keinen Müll zu produzieren. *** Hannah Sartin Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/zerowastemunich/ Ohne Laden München: http://www.ohne-laden.de/ Ohne Laden Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ohne_laden/ Buch: Wie wir es schaffen, ohne Müll zu leben: https://www.m-vg.de/mvg/shop/article/11517-wie-wir-es-schaffen-ohne-muell-zu-leben/ Empfehlungen: Filme: Plastic Planet: https://www.amazon.de/Plastic-Planet-Werner-Boote/dp/B00EVAQ4NW The true Cost: http://grandfilm.de/the-true-cost-der-preis-der-mode%E2%80%A8/ Our Planet: https://www.netflix.com/title/80049832 Bücher: Einfach Familie leben von Susanne Mierau & Milena Glimbovski: https://www.thalia.de/shop/home/artikeldetails/ID140163531.html Die Entscheidung Kapitalismus vs. Klima von Naomi Klein: https://www.fischerverlage.de/buch/naomi_klein_die_entscheidung/9783596031351 Zero Waste Home- Glücklich leben ohne Müll von Bea Johnson: https://www.thalia.de/shop/home/artikeldetails/ID45429899.html Blog: Zero Waste Home von Bea Johnson: https://zerowastehome.com/blog/ *** Produktion & Musik: David Wehle https://www.instagram.com/david_wehle/?hl=de *** ZWEI vor ZWÖLF ist auf der Suche nach Sponsoren und Unterstützer. Wir wissen, dass Nachhaltigkeits-Unternehmen oft nur ein kleines Marketing-Budget haben. Kontaktiert uns einfach und wir finden eine LösungJ Kontakt: 2vor12@davidwehle.com, https://www.instagram.com/david_wehle/ Andrea: https://www.instagram.com/andreagerhard_tall_area

Here is the text I read from for this post:My environmental role modelsWhy my role models? Because people keep saying what I do is inaccessible. That it's too much or extreme. That they need to balance. Well everyone believes they're balanced. I have to balance too.My difference is that I keep moving toward my values. Instead of letting Americans, the most polluting people in history, be my comparison, I find new role models.It's community. Once you start polluting less, actually putting effort in, not just straws or the latest trendy thing, but based on your passion, you'll find role models and keep doing more to live by your values because you'll like it.Bea JohnsonAuthor of Zero Waste Home, which I read and recommend as well as 4 TEDx talksFamily of four, less than a load per yearMy response to everyone who knee-jerk responds, "Oh, you don't have kids. If you had kids then you'd understand." Well, she has two kids and avoiding garbage brings them together, as it will everyone who tries instead of claiming helplessness.Her book on zero-waste living led me to find new waste to get rid of, including cutting down on mailings. Emailing and calling places to remove me from their lists is satisfying and returns control.Her TEDx talk on why we should recycle less is the first big public statement I know of to avoid recycling as much as possible in favor of not polluting, since recycling is polluting unnecessarily. Of course all living requires polluting, but recycling is closer to full waster than to benign.Her clean home and family camaraderie inspire me.She's been a guest on this podcast and we email periodically.Kris De BergerHis site called Low Tech magazine inspires simple living minimizing relying on fossil fuels.He shows what is possible, especially what we used to do, often easily, that we then replaced with fossil fuels, like how to move 100 ton blocks of stone, growing plants before greenhouses, and many fun things we've traded for a sedentary, polluting lifestyle.You know how it took decades for people to realize building roads created traffic, not relieved it? He finds similar patterns, like how our push for energy security is making us less secure and increasing efficiency often leads to greater total waste.He does what he talks about. For example, he runs a solar-powered server, he installed a shower that uses a fraction of a regular shower.He shows a low energy future is possible and desirable.I invited him to be on the podcast but haven't heard back.Lauren SingerDid a TEDx talk, probably the first I saw of all the people's here so inspired me earlyShe also cites Bea Johnson as a role modelShe was the first person I'd heard of creating a mason jar of landfill waste per year, which enables me not to compare myself with Americans on my waste, which is meaningless because they are about the most trash producing in historyShe went to NYU and students of mine knew her or were connected. I forget the details.I invited her as a guest, but we haven't finished coordinatingShe started a store for products that replace disposable stuff. I've met a couple employees from the time I cooked for 50 people in Brooklyn North Farms with almost nothing to throw away afterRob GreenfieldHis YouTube channel is the best source of his work. Reminds me of MorganSpurlock of Supersize Me.Rob is nearing the end of a year eating only food he grew or foraged.He did a lot of attention-getting stunts to call attention to our culture's waste. This project shows a level of maturity that suggests significantly more to come.He rides his bike a lot. I've considered moving to Orlando to participate, especially when I interviewed Orlando's mayor for this podcast.He's been a guest on this podcast and we email periodically.David GardnerHost of the GrowthBusters podcastBesides running for office, he's one of the only people I know to promote reducing the populationIt's his passion. He's taking on one of our biggest taboos, or sacred cows, which is also the most necessary change necessary to pull out of our mess.It also may be the most misunderstood or overlooked part of our environmental problems.People just assume because the population is increasing less -- not decreasing -- that things will work out. All relevant signs I know of say we're over the carrying capacity already, making collapse imminent.He's been a guest on this podcast and we email periodically. I've been on his too.My mom and sisterFor food and gardeningLinks:Bea Johnson's video page and book, Zero Waste HomeKris De Decker's Low Tech MagazineLauren Singer's TEDx video and other videosRob Greenfield's videos and web pageDave Gardner's Growthbusters podcast and movie See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Bea Johnson grew up a precocious kid who parlayed research and developing into becoming a Technical Writer/Editor—and loving every step of the way.This talented professional has over a decade of experience as writer, editor, and blogger. Bea was also English Instructor. Realizing not everyone has children or is married, she offers examples that are related to food. Everyone has to eat, right?!  In her spare time, she tutors students in English and is a Spoken Word coach. In 2018 she became an entrepreneur and launched Your Red Pen, LLC. This company offers editing and speaking coaching services: Bea wants you to be able to reach your intended audience quickly, succinctly, and cautiously. She'll guide you through her process to hopefully get you the desired success.Bea is also an author. She published Before, Blessings, After a book of poetry. She's also written a novel-ish book entitled When the Enemy is Me, a book that offers hope after rape and a bad marriage. She lives by the motto “Tomorrow is an invitation to a better you.”Podcast Music by Dj QuadsSupport the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/BlkWomenRising)

On todays show we learned what a zero waste lifestyle is. We also learned how it can help reduce the footprint we leave on the planet as well as save us lots of money.   In Zero Waste Home, Bea Johnson shares the story of how she simplified her life by reducing her waste. Today, Bea, her husband, Scott, and their two young sons produce just one quart of garbage a year, and their overall quality of life has changed for the better: they now have more time together, they've cut their annual spending by a remarkable 40 percent, and they are healthier than they've ever been.     You can learn more about Bea Johnson by visting her Blog at:   www.zerowastehome.com   or find her book at:   Zero Waste Home: The Ultimate Guide to Simplifying Your Life by Reducing Your Waste         You can listen live by going to www.kpft.org and clicking on the HD3 tab. You can also listen to this episode and others by podcast at:   http://directory.libsyn.com/shows/view/id/moneymatters   or   www.moneymatterspodcast.com