Podcasts about wastefree

Zero-Waste Kitchen Essentials: Why You Need a Dish Soap Bar NOW!

Looking for the perfect sustainable gift? Plastic-free vegan wax food wraps are a must-have for eco-conscious foodies! These reusable, eco-friendly wraps are an excellent alternative to plastic cling wrap, helping to reduce waste while keeping your food fresh. In this podcast, we'll explore why these vegan wraps make a thoughtful and practical gift for anyone who loves cooking or cares about the environment. Listen to learn how to use, clean, and maintain these durable wraps, and discover why they're a game-changer for zero-waste kitchens. Whether you're shopping for yourself or gifting someone special, plastic-free vegan wax food wraps are the eco-friendly solution for a greener future!   https://lovewithsex.me/?p=24135   plastic-free vegan wax food wraps, eco-friendly kitchen gifts, vegan wax wraps for food storage, sustainable food storage solutions, eco-conscious gift ideas, plastic-free kitchen hacks, zero waste kitchen wraps, reusable vegan wax food wraps, green gift ideas for foodies, sustainable food wraps, environmentally friendly food wraps, vegan wax wraps review, plastic-free living, gifts for eco-conscious people, plastic-free kitchen items, eco-friendly kitchen swaps, sustainable holiday gift ideas, vegan wax food wraps benefits, reusable food storage wraps, eco-friendly kitchen storage, plastic cling wrap alternatives, vegan wraps for food storage, green foodie gifts, zero waste gifts, plastic-free food storage, sustainable living products, eco-conscious kitchen tools, vegan food wraps for zero waste, sustainable foodies essentials, plastic-free kitchen products, vegan wax wraps for eco-conscious, food storage without plastic, zero waste food storage solutions, vegan sustainable products, eco-friendly lifestyle items,   #VeganWaxWraps,#PlasticFreeLiving, #EcoFriendlyGifts, #SustainableKitchen, #GreenLiving, #ZeroWasteLifestyle, #ReusableWraps, #EcoConsciousFoodies, #GiftIdeas, #SustainableProducts, #PlasticFree, #VeganFoodWraps, #EcoFriendly, #SustainableLiving, #ZeroWaste, #FoodieLife, #GreenLiving, #EcoConscious, #ReusableWraps, #HealthyEating, #PlantBased, #LifeWithoutPlastic, #ConsciousConsumer, #WasteFree, #EcoWarrior, #FoodStorage, #NaturalLiving, #EarthFriendly, #VeganLifestyle, #SustainableChoices, #EcoChic,

Why use plastic-free vegan wax food wraps in your kitchen? It's a simple, eco-friendly solution that helps you cut down on single-use plastic waste while keeping your food fresh. In this podcast, we'll explore the benefits of using vegan wax food wraps, how they are made, and why they are a must-have for anyone looking to reduce their environmental footprint. You'll learn practical tips on how to use them, clean them, and get the most out of these sustainable kitchen essentials. Whether you're aiming for a zero-waste lifestyle or just want a greener alternative to plastic wrap, this podcast is for you. Join us as we break down the reasons why vegan wax food wraps are the perfect choice for eco-conscious consumers. Say goodbye to plastic and make a positive change for the planet—one wrap at a time!   https://lovewithsex.me/?p=23799   plastic-free vegan wax wraps, eco-friendly food storage, vegan wax wraps benefits, sustainable kitchen, zero-waste kitchen tips, reusable food wraps, why use vegan wraps, green kitchen hacks, plastic wrap alternatives, eco-conscious kitchen, sustainable living tips, zero-waste food storage, eco-friendly kitchen solutions, vegan food wraps review, reduce plastic use, plastic-free alternatives, vegan wax wrap care, reusable kitchen products, eco-friendly lifestyle, eco-friendly products for kitchen, plastic-free food storage, ditch plastic wrap, vegan living tips, reusable wax wraps, environmentally friendly food wraps, sustainable household products, plastic-free kitchen hacks, vegan wax food wrap benefits, sustainable food storage ideas, how to use vegan wax wraps, best plastic-free alternatives, eco-friendly kitchen products, zero waste hacks, eco-friendly food wrap tips, green living essentials,   #EcoFriendly, #PlasticFree, #VeganWraps, #SustainableLiving, #ZeroWasteKitchen, #FoodStorageHacks, #GreenKitchen, #EcoConscious, #ReduceWaste, #ReusableWraps, #VeganWaxWraps, #ZeroWaste, #FoodWraps, #EcoConscious, #PlasticAlternatives, #LifeWithoutPlastic, #VeganLifestyle, #KitchenHacks, #WasteFree, #EnvironmentallyFriendly, #HealthyEating, #ConsciousConsumer, #EcoWarrior, #SustainableChoices, #PlanetFriendly, #FoodStorage,

Every step of the way leads you to where you are. As entrepreneurs, we sometimes question why we spent tons of money on college, spent years in corporate life, but everything we have done gave us the experience we have today!Angie Ringler, the founder of Tangie LLC, started her business based on curing an issue she was experiencing, sensitive skin. Angie Ringler is the founder of the environmentally-conscious business Tangie LLC, doing business as WasteFreeProducts.com. Her company is a carbon-neutral business, using only plant-based ingredients, and is certified cruelty-free with Leaping Bunny certification.What makes Angie a unique eco-warrior is a fact that she taught herself to discover solutions for her own personal health and skin issues. Through her resourcefulness and investigative spirit, she developed a unique manufacturing process that eliminated plastic bottles needed for liquid household cleaning and body products.We talk deeply about staying motivated when you believe you are the only person committed to the cause - there are so many consumers for one product, but you have to stay dedicated to it. We also talk about pricing your products in a sustainable way! As you grow, there is no way you can do everything yourself and be successful at it. Price yourself in a way that you understand that one day you will need to pay employees, assistants, services, a lawyer, or anything else that may occur. You have to consider what costs you will have in the future, even if you don't need them now!In this episode:- Staying committed to your goals - Setting work boundaries- Finding the market for Waste Free ProductsAction steps:1. Buy bars, not bottles2. Grow something - it gives us more of a connection to the earth 3. Read labels - really look at what is in the products you are using and the food you are eatingConnect with Angie:http://wastefreeproducts.com/angie@wastefreeproducts.comInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/WasteFreeProducts/Free Ebook, Going Plastic Free Room By Room: https://wastefreeproducts.com/product/e-book-going-plastic-free-room-by-room/The Grateful Redhead Podcast: https://wastefreeproducts.com/podcasts/Use Promo Code BOSSPOD for 20% off your purchase!Connect with me, Hayleigh Hayhurst:Free Resources: https://www.espressopodcastproduction.com/resourcesInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/espressopodcastproduction/Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/espressogrowthWebsite: https://www.espressopodcastproduction.com/Music: John Kiernan. www.johnkiernanmusic.comHost your podcast on Spreaker: https://spreaker.pxf.io/Boss

Listen in as Angie Ringler of Waste-Free Products (and author of "Going Plastic-Free Room By Room") discusses what it means to embrace waste-free living. Here, she shares her ever-evolving journey as a conscious consumer and businesswoman committed to living in harmony with the natural environment.  Listen in as your host, Sustainable Travel Yogi, Erica Boucher, and Angie Ringler discuss their own personal and professional growth as it relates to living sustainably, and going waste-free.  To learn more about Angie and her waste-free products, visit www.wastefreeproducts.com. Intro music courtesy of four-time Grammy Award nominee, Michael DeMaria, of https://michaeldemaria.com/.

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Ben Weir, Director of Business Development and Sales Innovation at Loop, who discusses their zero-waste and global circular shopping platform that is designed to eliminate the idea of waste by transforming the products and packaging of everyday items from single-use to durable, multi-use, feature-packed designs. During the interview, Weir shares more about their business model and partnerships, global efforts and national expansion of their e-Commerce business in the United States, and more.Loop is an innovative e-commerce platform that provides trusted products redesigned for a waste-free shopping experience.Insights from Year 1Live in France with our very first retail partnerNationwide expansion of our e-Commerce business in the USFuture expansion in-store with retailers such as KrogerWe envision the future of how we consume as a place where we can buy higher quality, better designed products that we can “throw away” when they are finished with no cleaning, no sorting, and no hassle. In our vision, instead of that bin being a waste or recycling bin it's a reuse bin, where everything is cleaned, refilled and is reused again and again.We cast votes every day, with the money we spend, for the future we want. Cast that vote for products that are regenerative and circular, instead of destructive and linear, and share our dream - a healthier planet and a sustainable way to buy the things we love.Learn more: Facebook:             https://www.facebook.com/shoploopstore/   Instagram:             https://www.instagram.com/loopstore_us/Twitter:                  https://twitter.com/LoopStore_US  Website:                https://loopstore.com/   LinkedIn:                https://www.linkedin.com/in/ben-weir/    

Interview with Marina McCoy, CEO of Waste Free Earth

Aubree sits down with Amanda Swanson, the Restoration Coordinator at the Back Bay Science Center. They discuss restoration projects, including the Big Canyon Project. The many species living in the bay, including Aubree's favorite - the Osprey. Amanda shares the story of the Robinsons - the two amazing humans who started it all and her road to conservation. It gets a little scary when they start to talk rattlesnakes and scorpions. Find Amanda/Back Bay Science Center at: Back Bay Science Center - Official Facebook Instagram Find Aubree at: Aubree Sweeney - Official Facebook Instagram YouTube

“My mom played a huge role in my life. she passed away when i was 22. I get choked up talking about it. She was the light in the room. She was a connector, more than anything she loved to connect people … everyone wanted to be around her." -- Ben Kander In this episode we talk about: - His grieving process and the importance of finding gratitude, even during the toughest of times. - The hardships of the startup grind. - Why collaborating with Charity Water, a nonprofit that provides clean and safe drinking water to people in developing countries, was so important to Ben’s overall mission. Discount Code: WISECONSUMER15 

“Part of the reason I love Pakistan so much is because of my grandmother’s house. It’s like a museum for old things -- she keeps everything. Which is both concerning and fascinating ... but everything in her house has a purpose. She believes you can’t trash things you don’t have a use for." -- Hannah Dehradunwala In this episode we cover: How her pakistani upbringing shaped the way she views waste The challenges faced in building a start-up with a social impact Art battles (who knew that  was even a thing?!) How she overcame her fear of stuttering

All too often I hear of people who are running their dream, self-sufficient home, but it’s become a nightmare. They’re working around the house and garden more than ever, are stressed out, and what was fun and exciting when they started out has become a chore and a big weight on their shoulders. In this episode, I’m sharing my best advice on how to build a self-sufficient home that affords you maximum freedom and flexibility (and don’t worry: this advice can be applied right from the beginning, or be used to tweak things if you’re a bit further along the path, but your self-sufficient home has begun to swallow you whole). Click here to get your free shopping and meal planner.

Last week on Eco Chat we heard from Melinda Tually from Fashion Revolution who shared many of the social and environmental issues of the fashion industry with us…as well as some tips for how you can make a difference by asking your favourite fashion brands “who made my clothes?” I wanted to continue the conversation this week, in Fashion Revolution Week, by bringing the founder of an exciting new local eco-bridal label onto the show. Lenka Couture’s founder, Lenka Harvey, is on a mission to revolutionise the bridal fashion industry and give conscious brides more sustainable options, particularly when it comes to the most important day of their lives. According to the Australian Bureau of Statistics, 113,595 couples said "I do" in 2015. Lenka Harvey, sees this as 113,595 opportunities to create a gown for the bride who is interested in making a lasting positive impact in the world, through her considered choices. Lenka Couture’s designs are intended to enhance the beauty of the woman in the dress, showcasing the individual wherever possible, and always striking an exciting balance between honouring and breaking traditions. Regardless of whether or not you’ve already tied the knot, you’re going to love hearing Lenka’s story and what the future holds for Lenka Couture.

Like Christmas, although to a much lesser degree, Easter is a time of high consumption. Big feasts, heaps of chocolates…. we all tend to indulge more than normal. As Easter is upon us all this week, I thought I’d share seven ways to make your Easter more sustainable. If you would like to have a go at making your own organic Hot Cross Buns, you’ll find my recipe here.

Lotions and potions, deodorant, perfumes, soaps, exfoliants, shower gels, and make up: many of us probably use some or most of these products every day and may not give them a second thought. But it’s worth giving them a second thought because the average woman applies hundreds of chemicals to her body daily, in the form of cosmetics and personal care products, and around 90% of the ingredients used these products have not been safely tested for human health effects. While there’s a growing range of luxurious, organic body and personal care products on the market, you have almost everything you need on hand to keep yourself clean and presentable, without dosing your body with nasty chemicals, and these trusty toxin-free personal-care products are right in front of your eyes, each and every time you open your pantry or fridge. In this podcast episode I’ll discuss why you need to be mindful of the personal care products you use and I’ll share 3 Easy Ways to Use Food for Beauty and Body Care.

So you’ve been trying hard to eat clean and reduce the additives and toxins in your diet, but are you cleaning clean? You may not be aware of it, but the typical unassuming suburban home has hundreds, if not thousands, of chemicals contained in the cleaning products that are applied every day to windows, floors, toilets, bathrooms, carpets, furniture, crockery, glasses, clothes … even the air we breathe (!). Just like eating the junkiest junk food, using these products to clean our home can make us feel like crap and even worse, significantly impact our health and that of our environment. You actually have almost everything you need on hand to leave your home spick and span, without dosing your living environment with nasty chemicals, and these trusty toxin-free cleaning products are right in front of your eyes, each time you open your pantry. In this podcast episode I’ll introduce the concept of “Clean Cleaning” with you and share 3 Easy Ways To Clean With Foods.

Given we’re smack bang in the middle of party season I wanted to check in with you and raise the topic of ecotaining. When I talk about ecotaining I’m referring to the process of keeping the environment in mind when you entertain your friends and family. In a nutshell it’s entertaining with real foods and being super mindful of the waste generated… be it food waste or waste from packaging, decorations and even items like plates, cutlery and cups. It’s a topic I’m super passionate about….. that’s why I gave it a name (ecotaining!!)….. and in this episode, I want to give you a couple of super simple ideas how you can use fruits and vegetables to cut down on your party waste, including your washing up!! Sound good? Let’s dive in!