Ordinary People with Hannah and Nayeli

En este episodio de la sobremesa conversamos  sin culpas ni perfeccionismo sobre el zero waste en la vida real. ¿Es posible reducir residuos cuando tienes poco tiempo, trabajo, familia y mil pendientes? Spoiler: sí, con pequeños cambios sostenibles que se adapten a tu rutina.

 Este episodio es para personas normales que quieren hacerlo mejor, no perfecto.

 Qué aprendimos en este episodio?

• Empieza por lo que más usas
  Cambia productos de uso diario (botellas, bolsas, café, comida para llevar) antes de intentar cambiarlo todo.
  Reduce antes de reciclar
  Comprar menos y elegir mejor tiene mayor impacto ambiental que reciclar más.
  Hazlo conveniente
  El mejor hábito sostenible es el que no te complica la vida.
  No todo es reutilizable (y está bien)
  El zero waste no es todo o nada: elige batallas realistas.
  El impacto colectivo importa más que la perfección individual
  Millones de personas haciendo poco es mejor que unas pocas haciéndolo perfecto.

In a world increasingly burdened by waste, the concept of zero waste living has gained traction, but is it realistic? Hannah and Nayeli explain that zero waste isn’t about perfection; it’s about progress. With thoughtful choices and easy adjustments, anyone can embark on a low-waste journey, no matter how busy their life may be. Join us as we interview the owner of a local refill shop, Eryn Cook of Eco Inspired, as she gives us a tour of her store and the most popular products you'll be looking forward to swapping. 

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In this season finale, hosts Hannah and Nayeli reflect on their podcast journey, discussing impactful episodes that tackled significant social issues such as homelessness, peacebuilding, and human trafficking. They share powerful lessons learned, memorable quotes from guests, and announce exciting plans for season two.

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¡Bienvenido a nuestro after show en español! Acompañanos a descubiri los mitos más comunes sobre el tráfico de personas y conocer cómo podemos prevenir ser víctima  de este delito y de que manera  ayudar a los sobrevivientes. Unete a nuestra conversación!

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In this enlightening conversation, Alexandria Wall, Director of Human Trafficking services at Safe Harbor, discusses the complexities of human trafficking, debunking common myths and shedding light on how victims are targeted. She emphasizes the importance of community involvement, education, and the long-term support needed for victims to recover. The discussion also highlights the various forms of trafficking, including familial trafficking, and the critical role of partnerships in providing comprehensive support to victims. 

As with every episode, the group dives into the question on everyone’s mind: what can ordinary people do to make a difference? The number one way to help is by donating through the link below. Tune in to hear more practical ways you can support this extraordinary cause, and follow Safe Harbor in your socials.

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In this episode, Hannah and Nayeli discuss the importance of setting meaningful goals for 2025, focusing on making a positive impact on the community. They explore the evolution of goal-setting, the significance of aligning personal goals with core values, and the necessity of creating systems and habits to achieve these goals. The conversation emphasizes the importance of community, accountability, and starting small to create local change. They also address overcoming nervousness in volunteering and the value of education and self-improvement in the journey towards making a difference.

Hola amigos, bienvenidos a la sobremesa! En esta ocasión conversamos sobre las diferentes maneras que podemos ser contribuir a una mejor sociedad a través de las compras que realizamos de forma cotidiana. En especial en esta época  de alto consumo, si tomamos desiciones informadas y consientes podemos  influenciar a nuestra comunidad y tener celebraciones con un impacto positivo para todos. 

In this episode of Ordinary People, Hannah and Nayeli discuss the concept of conscious consumerism, emphasizing the importance of making mindful spending choices that align with personal values. They explore corporate social responsibility, highlighting examples of companies that prioritize ethical practices, sustainability, and community support. The conversation also covers the significance of supporting local businesses and making informed purchasing decisions. As the holiday season approaches, they encourage listeners to consider meaningful gift alternatives and the impact of their consumer choices on society and the environment. 

https://goodonyou.eco/
https://www.thinkdirtyapp.com/
https://ethy.co.uk/
https://donegood.co/
https://www.facebook.com/theorangeharp/

#smallbusinesssaturday, #shopsmall

¡Bienvenido a nuestro after show en español! En este  episodio conversamos sobre  lo que aprendimos de la entrevista a Liz Hume, director ejecutivo de Alliance for Peacebuilding. También compartimos  como desde nuestros hogares podemos influir para crear cohesion social e impulsar procesos de paz  que repercutan a nivel internacional.  Prepárate un cafecito y únete a Valerie, Yadira y Nayeli en la Sobremesa.

In this episode of Ordinary People, hosts Hannah and Nayeli discuss the pressing issues of war, violence, and the importance of peacebuilding with special guest Elizabeth Hume, Executive Director of the Alliance for Peacebuilding. They explore the humanitarian principles that guide peace efforts, the role of women and youth in peace processes, and the need for open discussions about peace in society. The conversation emphasizes the importance of integrating peacebuilding into various sectors and the challenges of measuring its impact. Listeners are encouraged to take actionable steps towards promoting peace in their communities.