And we're live, folks! This morning, we launched our crowdfunding campaign to help grow Scoop, and we want you to get involved. You can support Scoop by donating to the campaign and/or sharing it with your community!

See our campaign here: https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/scoop-marketplace-a-zero-waste-grocery-store 

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We have some exciting news to share with you!

In this week's episode, Stephanie (podcast host and Scoop CEO) gives an update about the shop. 2021 has been challenging for many of us, including the Scoop Team. We are thrilled that the shop is fully open, but there is more to come.

On October 12th, we are launching a crowdfunding campaign and want you to help us grow Scoop! Hear from Stephanie about the additional changes we're making to the shop, how this campaign will support the community, and the role you can play in making this happen.

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Get a sneak peek at the campaign before it launches on Tuesday: https://www.scoopmarketplace.com/pages/crowdfunding-campaign-2021

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October is here and it's time for spooky season! This week's Tuesday Tip minisode comes from Scoop Team Member Natalie Ash (she/her). She shares a few key tips on how to get ready for Halloween with the earth in mind by thrifting and using sustainable swaps.

https://www.woohome.com/diy-2/42-last-minute-cheap-diy-halloween-decorations-you-can-easily-make

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Megan Resler (she/her), a doctoral researcher at the University of Helsinki in Finland, joins us for a conversation about why getting out in nature is critical for our wellbeing. Stephanie and Megan discuss her research studying the health impacts of urban greenspaces and urban gardening, and how the pandemic has altered the way we engage and socialize outside.

Follow Megan on Twitter: @agroecologymeg 

Learn more about Megan’s work and read her published research on her ResearchPortal or ResearchGate profiles:
https://researchportal.helsinki.fi/en/persons/megan-resler
https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Megan-Resler 

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This week's Tuesday Tip minisode comes from Scoop Marketplace's Sustainability Lead, Taylor Stirling (she/her). She shares a few essential tips on mixing up your closet and building your wardrobe with a budget and environmental sustainability in mind!

Links mentioned:
Rent the Runway — renttherunway.com

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"We cannot consider organic without considering: what's the life of the farmworker who's working at that organic farm?"

Eco-Dietitian and author, Mary Purdy (she/her), is our guest on Green Stuff this week! Even though our need for food and nutrients is very basic, deciding what kinds of food make it on our plates can be complex. Stephanie and Mary discuss the importance of thinking beyond what food is healthy for our bodies to including what food is healthy for our planet and our communities. With her expertise, Mary provides some insight on how we can incorporate social justice, planetary health, environmental justice, and nutrition into our grocery shopping routine. If this seems like a lot, don't worry, it's not all on you to change! This episode also discusses critical food policy and the need for structural change to build more sustainable food systems.

Learn more about Mary's work on her website marypurdy.co and follow her podcast The Nutrition Show. You can find Mary's books Serving the Broccoli Gods and The Microbiome Diet Reset on her website: marypurdy.co/books/ 

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Today's Tuesday Tip minisode comes from Green Stuff host, Stephanie Lentz (she/her). In the light of the Harvest Moon, Stephanie shares some of her main tips for shopping for produce waste-free — without the stickers or packaging.

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"It's all about reevaluating what we actually value and operating our business in alignment with that value."

We welcome the delightful Moji Igun to the podcast this week! Moji (she/her) is a sustainable business consultant focusing on zero waste in the workplace. Stephanie and Moji talk about incorporating zero waste in personal and professional life, the need for sustainable business, and why money shouldn’t be a taboo topic when it comes to eco-friendly businesses.

You can find Moji’s company, Blue Daisi Consulting at bluedaisi.com, and be sure to follow her on Instagram @hippiemoji.

Moji offers a FREE Zero Waste Mindset class: bluedaisi.com/zw-mindset-free-class/
Businesses in South Seattle can apply for the FREE Zero Waste Small Business Program, which includes a virtual workshop, waste audit, and a strategy session with Moji. Find details and the application here: bluedaisi.com/zero-waste-small-business-program/

Learn more about Blue Daisi consulting and coaching services: bluedaisi.com/services/
Explore Moji’s new Daydreaming Journal and writing prompts: bluedaisi.com/daydream/ 

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On Tuesdays, we share our Green Stuff Tuesday Tips — 3-7 minute minisodes, each focusing on a quick tip to sustainable living. Green Stuff Producer Avery Parducci (he/him) is heading back to school! In this week's minisode, he share some of his favorite tips for incorporating sustainable habits into your school or work day.

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If the Internet was a country, it would be the sixth most polluting country in the world. That's a big problem for a world that lives on the Internet.

In this week's episode, Stephanie chats with Green Stuff friend and eco-designer Michelle Miller (she/her). They discuss how businesses can build their websites with environmental sustainability in mind and a few simple steps individuals can take to make their computer and internet usage more eco-friendly.

You can find Michelle's company, Minty Made, on their website, mintymade.com, and be sure to follow on Instagram @minty_made.
Join Minty Made's free Sustainable Web Design workshop on September 30, 2021:  https://sustainable-business-guide.ck.page/c20ab02624

Website Carbon Calculator — How is Your Website Impacting The Planet: websitecarbon.com
Read more about Sustainable Web Design:
abookapart.com/products/sustainable-web-design

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