By Laura Durenberger
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In this episode, I'm talking with Jessie Stokes, owner of the Tiny Yellow Bungalow zero waste shop and blog. Jessie is also the author and creator of the Zero Waste Vegan Cookbook.
Together, Jessie and I have an honest conversation about what happens when your values have to shift, how to navigate the guilt, and also wondering if our small efforts really make a difference.
Transcript coming soon.
You can learn more about Jessie here: https://www.tinyyellowbungalow.com/
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Secondhand shopping with tweens can be a whole different experience. You may start receiving pushback or asks for particular brands or character-type clothing.
In this episode, I'm sharing 10 tips for navigating shopping for tweens who are more opinionated about their clothing - and may be against secondhand items.
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In today's episode, I'm reviewing the book Spit That Out! The Overly Informed Parent's Guide to Raising Healthy Kids in the Age of Environmental Guilt by Paige Wolf.
I shared what I like and dislike about the book to help you determine whether it's one you want to read or not.
You can find the full transcript here.
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In part two of my story of how we downsized by half and moved five hours away to a small town where we knew no one, I'm sharing about how we are working to establish new roots.
I'm sharing how we're working to build our community in many different ways, things we've learned, and some of the challenges we've faced.
If you haven't had a chance to listen to part one (episode 30), listen to that episode first as it will provide some good context to what I'm sharing in this episode.
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We're back! It's season 3, and we're approaching the third anniversary of the pod.
In this episode, I'm sharing my family's story of why we uprooted our lives, downsized our belongings by half, and moved five hours away to a small town where we knew no one.
It's the story of how I got to where I am right now, early 2023. This story starts in fall of 2021.
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TW: Suicide, mental health crisis
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Have you heard of 988? It's a new mental health, substance abuse, emotional crisis, and suicide helpline launching July 16, 2022. In this episode, I talk about what the new helpline is, who it's for, share key points about it, and also some challenges that have come up (and what you can do to help).
If you or anyone you know is feeling suicidal or in a mental, emotional, or substance abuse crisis, please call 1-800-273-8255 or visit the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline's chat option.
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In today's episode, I'm talking all about the fallout of SCOTUS overturning Roe vs. Wade. I'm sharing how access to reproductive rights and choice is directly linked to how we approach the climate crisis, as well as many tips on how to raise kids who are feminists, or, who value equality.
I share
-my definition of feminism, and why it goes beyond burning bras
-how women's rights are also climate action
-how we can encourage our kids to value equality
-why we can't all be equal, unless we're all equal
-how we can process the heavy news with kids
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What's your sustainability personality quiz
See all episodes mentioned in this episode here.
General tips
-Use what you have
-Wait
-Buy Nothing Group
-Buy secondhand
-Toy swap/Clothes swap
-Book library
-Toy library
-Reduce commitments
-Prioritize time outside (picnics, parks, music events, etc)
-Walk/bike/skate to places
-Upcycle clothing (pants/shorts, long sleeves to tanks)
-Reduce convenience items
-Start a garden
Specific swaps
Eat me now fridge section
Hand soap
Unpaper towels, napkins, tissues
Aloe vera plant
Reusable straws
Reusable popsicle molds
Reusable water bottle
DIY cleaner
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Jess Purcell of Thoughtfully Sustainable (episode 5) and Jen Panaro of Honestly Modern (episode 11) are back to talk about two new projects they've been working on.
Find the full written episode transcript here.
The first is a new book for everyone raising an eco-minimalist called "How to Raise a Global Citizen: For the parents of children who will save the world", which is a multi-author compilation of resources, amazing content, and tips from parent bloggers around the world.
Their second joint venture is their website Raising Global Kidizens which acts as a resource for those raising responsible global citizens.
Raising Global Kidizens provides content that aligns with the United Nations 17 Sustainable Development Goals, which aims to create an equitable world for all.
Resources mentioned in this episode:
Where to find Jen and Jess:
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Looking for ways to enjoy a more eco-friendly Easter with kids? In this episode, I dive into all types of eco-swaps and resources to help you do just that. A zero-waste Easter? Here you come.
Find the full episode transcript here.
Resources mentioned in this episode (some links may contain affiliate links, which helps support our amazing guests and this podcast):
Wooden eggs on Etsy
Paper eggs on EarthHero (get 10% off using code 'LauraD10' at checkout)
ThredUP (use the link to get $10 off your first purchase!)
Related podcast episodes:
The nature connection & kids
Science at home with kids
Thrifting kids clothes and gear
Capsule wardrobe with kids
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The podcast currently has 36 episodes available.