In this episode, Grace talks about new ways of wrapping presents and the most sustainable gift ideas she's come across. Options for unique gifts include: donations, planning a trip, or making a home made photo album. As always, the goal is to be thinking sustainably but still enjoying the holiday season! Tune in next week for things to think about going into the new year.

This week's episode focuses on Thanksgiving: the joy it brings, environmental impacts, and the history of the holiday which impacts how Native Americans are treated in today's political climate. As always, we conclude with five Friday questions. Above all else, Grace is thankful for her platform and listeners! 

In part 2 of discussing environmental inequity, Grace talks about inequity in the sustainability movement and urges listeners to be kind and embrace everyone, even if they're not doing as much as you think they should. She also shares specific ways to go zero waste and reduce waste: using reusable bags, shopping secondhand, and being conscious. 

In part 1 of a 2 part discussion surrounding environmental racism and inequity, Grace highlights a variety of topics. Defining environmental racism and discussing two examples: Flint, Michigan and the DAPL, she helps listeners to understand how each person's relationship to our environment is different. Additionally, Grace discusses intersectionality: particularly in the environmental issues we face today. Next episode highlights inequity in the sustainability movement!

In this episode, focused on environmental inequity, Grace talks about consumption patterns and potential barriers to eating ethically. It is important to acknowledge that the environmentalism movement is often privileged, and it's difficult for lots of people to dramatically shift their food choices and purchasing habits. Welcome to Season 2!

This week, Grace describes why climate change and our environment is so important to the 2020 election. Additionally, she outlines the positions of both Donald Trump and Joe Biden regarding the environment, where the United States is currently, and where it could be. VOTE IN THIS ELECTION!!!!

In this week's episode, Grace discusses the environmental impacts of the agricultural industry and eating meat. She then moves on to speak to specific ways to reduce your meat consumption, as well as tying in her personal experience with being vegetarian. 

This week, Grace discusses environmental patriarchy and ecofeminism! In this episode: disproportionate effects of climate change, reasons why women are more active in environmentalism, and the idea that we all interact with our environment very differently (and our interactions can be based on gender.) Be sure to tune in next week.

In this episode, Grace outlines the three ingredients in a healthy compost: greens, browns, and oxygen. She also talks about different kinds of containers, lists some fun facts, and urges you to START A COMPOST. Fall is the perfect time! Finally, she concludes with 5 Friday questions. Be sure to tune in next week!

This week, Grace talks about the fast fashion industry: conditions garment workers endure, the many environmental impacts it creates, mindset changes that you can make, stores to avoid, and stores to embrace! This is an issue that we may not talk about as much as other environmental concerns, but it accounts for a great deal of GHG emissions, water pollution, and waste created. Let's try and move towards slow fashion!