What if the most impactful sustainable habits are also the ones people laugh at?

In this episode of The Naked Sustainability Podcast, Ginny talks about the everyday eco-friendly choices that don’t photograph well — the ones that earn eye rolls at family dinners, jokes from friends, or quiet self-doubt.

From hanging laundry and reusing jars to keeping furniture a little longer than feels acceptable, this conversation explores the cultural side of sustainability: why “normal” has shifted toward convenience and consumption, and how choosing reuse, repair, and mindfulness is quietly pushing back.

This isn’t an episode about being perfect — or buying better things.
It’s about:
🌱 Why sustainability doesn’t need to match an aesthetic
🌱 The difference between eco-friendly consumption and mindful living
🌱 When not replacing something is the most sustainable choice
🌱 How teasing and discomfort often signal meaningful change
🌱 Letting go of perfection and embracing persistence instead

If your sustainable habits feel a little messy, mismatched, or misunderstood — you’re not doing it wrong. You’re doing something that actually lasts.

🎧 Share this episode with someone who’s ever been called “weird” for trying to live more intentionally.
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