Podcast appearances and mentions of Stephanie J Miller

Hosted by David and Nycci Nellis. On today's show: • It often is said that wine lists don't always reflect the diversity of makers from all different backgrounds. The response from Lyle's, the signature restaurant in the new Lyle Hotel at Dupont Circle, is a wine list exclusively featuring women, BIPOC and LGBTQ+ winemakers across the country and the globe. Martha Skidmore, Lyle's Assistant Regional Food and Beverage Director, is with us with tastes and talk of wines you may not know; • I say “recycling” and you say, “Yeah, I totally get that it's right, but …” Well, you're not alone. Only a small percentage of what we toss in the recycling bin actually is recycled. Stephanie J. Miller, Founder of Zero Waste in D.C., a former director of climate business at the International Finance Corporation of the World Bank and author of the book “Zero Waste Living: The 80/20 Way,” joins us with practical tips for responsible recycling; • And, finally, we speak with Christine DeLozier, author of “Diet for Great Sex: Food for Male and Female Sexual Health.” Need we say more?

Hosted by David and Nycci Nellis. On today's show: • It often is said that wine lists don't always reflect the diversity of makers from all different backgrounds. The response from Lyle's, the signature restaurant in the new Lyle Hotel at Dupont Circle, is a wine list exclusively featuring women, BIPOC and LGBTQ+ winemakers across the country and the globe. Martha Skidmore, Lyle's Assistant Regional Food and Beverage Director, is with us with tastes and talk of wines you may not know; • I say “recycling” and you say, “Yeah, I totally get that it's right, but …” Well, you're not alone. Only a small percentage of what we toss in the recycling bin actually is recycled. Stephanie J. Miller, Founder of Zero Waste in D.C., a former director of climate business at the International Finance Corporation of the World Bank and author of the book “Zero Waste Living: The 80/20 Way,” joins us with practical tips for responsible recycling; • And, finally, we speak with Christine DeLozier, author of “Diet for Great Sex: Food for Male and Female Sexual Health.” Need we say more?

It's all about reduce, reuse, recycle this week on Sustainability Now!, as your host, Justin Mog, sends nothing but out-dated ways of thinking to the landfill with Stephanie J. Miller, Founder of Zero Waste in DC (http://zerowasteindc.com) and a former Director of Climate Business at the International Finance Corporation, the private sector arm of the World Bank. During her 25-year career at IFC, she led global teams to find innovative solutions to climate change. Stephanie is the author of Zero Waste Living, the 80/20 Way: The Busy Person's Guide to a Lighter Footprint, which shows individuals how they can have a profound impact on the climate and waste crises. Many of us feel powerless to solve the looming climate and waste crises. We have too much on our plates, and may think these problems are better solved by governments and businesses. This book unlocks the potential in each “too busy” individual to be a crucial part of the solution. Stephanie Miller combines her career focused on climate change with her own research and personal experience to show how a few, relatively easy lifestyle changes can create significant positive impact. Using the simplicity of the 80/20 rule, she shows us those things (the 20%) that we can do to make the biggest (80%) difference in reversing the climate and waste crises. You can visit her online at http://zerowasteindc.com. Check out the Louisville Compost Coop at https://www.louisvillecompost.com/ Download the ShareWaste App at https://sharewaste.com/ As always, our feature is followed by your community action calendar for the week, so get your calendars out and get ready to take action for sustainability NOW! Sustainability Now! airs on Forward Radio, 106.5fm, WFMP-LP Louisville, every Monday at 6pm and repeats Tuesdays at 12am and 10am. Find us at http://forwardradio.org The music in this podcast is courtesy of the local band Appalatin and is used by permission. Explore their delightful music at http://appalatin.com

This week's Big Time Talker Podcast guest is Stephanie J. Miller, the author of "Zero Waste Living, The 80/20 Way: The Busy Person's Guide To A Lighter Footprint".   We talk about how to empower you, no matter how busy you are, to do the easy things that have a real impact on the climate and waste crises. Good stuff! Many of us feel powerless to solve the looming climate and waste crises. We have too much on our plates, and may think these problems are better solved by governments and businesses. Stephanie's book unlocks the potential in each "too busy" individual to be a crucial part of the solution. Stephanie Miller combines her career focused on climate change with her own research and personal experience to show how a few, relatively easy lifestyle changes can create significant positive impact. Using the simplicity of the 80/20 rule, she shows us those things (the 20%) that we can do to make the biggest (80%) difference in reversing the climate and waste crises. Visit her online at www.zerowasteindc.com.  Thanks to our show sponsor Speakermatch.com!

Celebrate Earth Day every day. Join Zero Waste founder Stephanie J. Miller and Dr. Rebecca Corbin in an inspirational conversation about Stephanie's new book, Zero Waste Living, the 80/20 Way: The Busy Person's Guide to a Lighter Footprint. Together, they explore how to live a zero-waste life and sustain social entrepreneurship initiatives.  Learn about simple things that can make a difference and how can we collectively turn the tide. Will you join this zero waste lifestyle journey?Subscribe to our podcast and share your insights and comments from this episode on your favorite platform. Connect with @NACCE on social media, and use hashtags #NACCEPodcast and #MakingOurWayFoward in your posts. We welcome NACCE members to continue the conversation on NACCEMeets, our exclusive member forum. Do you want to be a guest speaker and meet our hosts? Email NACCE Podcast Producer Nataliia Berezhna, or learn more at nacce.com/podcast.   

REMEMBER TO USE #krlivepodcast #phyllismackenzie #reversegentrification ON SOCIAL MEDIA SO WE CAN POST OUR IDEAS ABOUT HOW TO END THE CLIMATE CRISIS INDIVIDUALLY AND SAVE THE PLANET. Stephanie Miller founded 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 advisory services to individual households as well as community and corporate presentations. Within her 25-year career at the International Finance Corporation, the private sector arm of the World Bank Group, she served as Director of IFC's Climate Business Department where she led global teams to find innovative solutions to climate change. In her book Zero Waste living: The 80/20 Way, entails how many of us feel powerless to solve the looming climate and waste crises. We have too much on our plates and may think these problems are better solved by governments and businesses. This book unlocks the potential in each "too busy" individual to be a crucial part of the solution. Stephanie Miller combines her career focused on climate change with her own research and personal experience to show how a few, relatively easy lifestyle changes can create a significant positive impact. Using the simplicity of the 80/20 rule, she shows us those things (the 20%) that we can do to make the biggest (80%) difference in reversing the climate and waste crises. GRAB A COPY OF THE BOOK: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B08JXB1J75/ref=dbs_a_def_rwt_hsch_vapi_tkin_p1_i0 STEPHANIE'S LINKEDIN: https://www.linkedin.com/in/stephanie-j-miller/ And of course, all of my Social, articles, and whatnots are in: https://linktr.ee/krlivepodcast HOST- PHYLLIS MACKENZIE- SOCIALS: https://linktr.ee/phyllismackenzie --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/kenzie-rocque/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/kenzie-rocque/support

Stephanie J. Miller founded Zero Waste in DC to focus on applying zero waste strategies that have a real and sustainable impact.