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Juniper and Mailelani talk about dealing with being stereotyped, dealing with the haters, and living your life the way you want it and not for the #aesthetic.
Juniper and Mailelani have a conversation on how electricity is generated and why it's such a bad thing. Then they go on to explain how cleaner energy is a better option, before talking about reducing your screen time and being on your phone less and living your life more.
Juniper and Mailelani have a conversation about a few of their favorite family-friendly films that have one thing in common: the message of saving the Earth and her creatures.
Juniper and Mailelani invite their friend Olivia to the podcast to talk about going zero waste as a kid/teen. They wanted to talk about this because it is a little bit harder to live this lifestyle when you aren’t in charge of what your parents buy or where you go. Here they have some tips for you to use when you are going zero waste in your youth.
This week, Juniper and Mailelani discuss the Great Pacific Garbage Patch and why it's such a huge threat. They talk about how we can help with this issue, as well as other people who are doing huge projects to stop this horrible catastrophe.
Calling all adventurers who love the great outdoors! In today’s episode, Juniper and Mailelani go over must-know camping tips when you want to be zero waste! Get a notebook and pen out and take some notes, so that the next time you go camping, you’ll be prepared to be sustainable as well!
Juniper and Mailelani talk about the differences between soil and dirt, the types of composting, the benefits of doing so, types of compost bins, compost toilets, and what can and can't be composted.
Episode Notes: https://sustainlovingkindness.wordpress.com/2021/03/26/episode-12-soil-and-compost/
In this week’s episode, Juniper and Mailelani talk about all things related to food: their favorite thing! They talk about food security; food storage; buying in bulk; the differences between vegan, vegetarian, and plant-based; foraging, gardening, and homesteading; soil health and composting; and some food documentaries you can watch for more information.
For detailed podcast notes, go to https://sustainlovingkindness.wordpress.com/2021/03/16/episode-11---food-glorious-food/
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