This week Noel and Jacob break down 15 simple steps to live a more eco-friendly life, and they discover that in a way we are all John McClane's fighting against climate change Hans Gruber as Die Hard environmentalists. 

With the recent launch of United's most eco-friendly commercial flight, Noel and Jacob talk about Biofriendly ways to travel the world and that if you ever see something on the wing of a plane that looks like a monstrous creature, it's probably just a Nobel Prize winning scientist from the future trying to help out.  

June 9th is now recognized as 'Bill and Ted Day'; a triumphant holiday to remember Bill and Ted's legacy of being excellent to each other and to always party on, dudes! Well as luck would have it, the future versions of Noel and Jacob have traveled back in time in a phone booth to share how things have turned out for our planet in the year 2040.

With this week bringing not only World Environment Day but also World Oceans Day, Noel and Jacob discuss how the rhythm is gonna get you and what is the best way to throw a beach party without trashing the ocean.

Noel and Jacob talk about how the future of fashion is nudity, and how you should probably stop piling up last year’s wardrobe and setting it on fire.

As Noel and Jacob read up on the latest solar technology they learn that the world might be ready for solar farms in the shape of classic movie characters, and maybe Keanu Reeves on a solar-powered space sail. 

It's "Bike To Work Week" and Noel and Jacob discuss the perilous conditions of two-wheel travel in Los Angeles, Liam Neeson's murder fists, and what they have to do to join a League. 

The Biofriendly Podcast discovers that it is sound years ahead of the competition as Noel and Jacob talk about "Ooho!," a crowdfunded biodegradable seaweed based pod that can be used for marathons, music festivals, and to end bar fights forever. 

The guys try not to harass each other in the workplace as they explore cutting edge biodegradable technology, imagine a world with laser-pointer contact lenses, and discuss the importance of just getting outside with the writer and editor of Biofriendly Planet Magazine, Tara McFatridge.