It is the last day of February so this episode I share all of the waste that I created during the month. I also talk about what lessons I can learn from my trash and what goals I need to accomplish in order to be waste free by 2020.

Does reducing your waste save you money? I think this is a complicated question. While you may not have to pay for packaging, you might pay may more in time, energy, and gas money. In this episode I discuss these issues and offer some of my favorite zero waste swaps that have also saved me money.

Living zero waste is process of learning and adapting to new situations. This episode I discuss some of the things I’ve learned on my journey and a few surprising ways that I’ve benefited from a waste free life.

This week I discuss why I don’t eat meat. Also, a brief discussion on the relationship between zero-waste living and climate change.

I’ve been trying to live zero waste for one full month. This episode I talk about all of the trash I created in January, what I learned, and areas I need to improve.

Most food that is available unpackaged is not ready to eat. That means, living zero waste means prepping and cooking a lot of food. This episode I talk about my approach to meal prep.

I really hate doing laundry, but luckily it’s a pretty easy chore to make zero waste. In this episode, I discuss whether or not it’s worth your time to make your own laundry detergent.

Junk mail is a nuisance that almost everyone has to deal with. In this episode, I discuss ways to reuse and reduce the total amount of junk mail you receive on a daily basis.

I don’t believe that it is actually possible for anyone to create no waste. The phrase “Zero Waste” is a buzzword that is used to talk about the mission of reducing waste and being mindful of what you are throwing in the trash.

Get started eliminating waste by taking a look at your own trash and figuring out what items you can eliminate.