The Grateful Redhead Podcast

This week I am joined by Jeff Wozer, Inspirational speaker & stand-up comedian. We had an eye-opening discussion about Digital balance and how it's not about throwing away electronic devices, but it's about throwing away our lives to constant online distress. Jeff provided great strategies to get off screens, head outdoors, and pursue experiences with nature. Jeff beautifully explains how this simple yet effective trick can people love the planet more and want to work for the planet to try to sustain and protect it.

Rockin’ Eco Hero - Steve Trash is an award winning performer! He’s been awarded the DAR - Daughters of the American Revolution – NATIONAL CONSERVATION AWARD, the 2017 – BEST ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE CURRICULUM WINNER by EEAA, and the 2011 – ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATOR OF THE YEAR AWARD. He’s also a founding board member of the national Keep America Beautiful affiliate - KEEP THE SHOALS BEAUTIFUL. I really had an amazing conversation and felt so grateful that he joined me on my show and was able to show me some intense magic tricks.

I have a very organic conversation with Erica Boucher, a sustainable travel yogi who lives sustainably, teaches yoga and runs a comprehensive rehabilitation program for homeless adults.

Follow her on Instagram: @ericaboucher.love

I was thrilled to have a conversation with Bernie Moro, a 90 years old worm farmer. When she discovered that Australia was able to reduce down the amount of organic waste going to their landfills by 65% in just four years from 1996 to the year 2000, she thought, "why can't we do that here in United States?" She went over to Australia back in 2002 and got tutored by a doctors of microbiology about vermicultures. She brought back her knowledge to the United States and started Our Vital Earth Worm Farm.

In this episode I talk to Elsbeth Callaghan from The Practical(ly) Zero Waste Podcast and we discuss all kinds of low waste things, how she ended up starting her podcast, and how she stays motivated and keeps trying new things in her low waste journey in order make a difference in the long-term and sustain that energy.

And in the midst of that conversation, somehow we brought up cloth diapering and how she's a pretty lazy parent and has somehow conquered and really become successful with cloth diapering. I guess I'm still thinking old school that people are using pins out there. I gotta be honest with you.

My conversation with Nick is about why he decided to break free from the rat race and consumerist lifestyle to build a simpler life for himself. After travelling in a minivan for a year, he realized that a minimalist, simple life was right for him. So he and his girlfriend Maëla, decided to buy some land, build a tiny log cabin from the timber on that land and live more harmoniously with nature.

After my life changing experience with homeopathic medicine, I had to interview the doctor who gave me such clarity. He graciously agreed.

Have you ever shared a great thought or idea with your colleagues, friends, or family only to be met with the sound of crickets? Do you sometimes feel frustrated because you do not feel like you are heard? Are you feeling disconnected by our current social distancing and remote working environments? This epsiode is a must listen for anyone who wants to communicate more effectively.

A partnership born in Concord, NH, they took a common desire for sustainability and made the decision to purchase an existing 14 years old business to make sure they could keep educating the people of their community then reach a larger online audience about the importance of living an eco-lifestyle. Their adorable brick and mortar store in New Hampshire is just the beginning.

Follow them @bonafidegreengoods