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Sustainable in the Suburbs
Sarah Robertson-Barnes
The Naval Aviation Ready Room Podcast with Legends and Leaders
The Naval Aviation Museum
The Podcast of the Lotus Eaters on Odysee
The Podcast of the Lotus Eaters
Stationery Freaks
Rob Lambert & Helen Lisowski
TorNetz - Der 2.Fußball-Bundesliga Podcast
Jan Klein Reesink
SPEED with Harvick and Buxton
FOX Sports
IGN JAPAN しゃべりすぎGAMER ポッドキャスト
Esra Krabbe
Kiss 95-7's War of the Roses
KISS 95.7 (WKSS-FM)
Disney News Daily
JCarter Ventures
Worst Friends Paddle Pod
Tim Barnum
BBQ Nation
JT and LeeAnn Whippen
Naavik Gaming Podcast
Naavik
Actual Fan of Sneakers
Anthony Levine
Backyard Bards
Backyard Bards
To All The Cars I've Loved Before: Classic Car Restoration, JDM, and Automotive History
Doug & Dave: Classic Car Experts, Motorsports Enthusiasts and Automotive Storytellers
Car Connection Workshop
Nile Jenkins
老徐的会客厅
X梓雯
Courtney and KISS in the morning
KISS 95.7 (WKSS-FM)
Living Mandala Podcast
Aurah
PokerGO Podcast
PokerGO Podcast
The Eye of Jupiter Podcast
Thomas Franklin
The Gamereactor Show
Gamereactor
The Noco Moto Motorcycle Podcast
Noco Moto
Lorebeards
Sotek
The Panama Podcast
Melissa Darnay
The Pulse
Dave Graham & Peter McCully
Family Travel Unpacked: Make the Most of Travel With Kids
Melissa Conn
3-Bit Gamer Show
The 3-bit Gamer Show
The Kyle Peterson Show
Kyle Peterson
Comic Book Club
Comic Book Club
Country Living With Emma
Country Living With Emma
Danilo Torresi
Danilo Torresi
Five Games for Doomsday
Ben Maddox
Magical Transformations
Jake and Ashley Mayes
Smart Poker Study Podcast
Sky Matsuhashi
In The Money Media Network
In The Money Media
The United States Department of Nerds Podcast
USDN_Chairman
Leisure
Sarah Robertson-Barnes
If you are trying to reduce plastic waste at home, you might be wondering what to do with the plastic you already have. The answer is not to throw it all away and buy a new set of eco-friendly swaps. It is to use what yo...
Climate action begins at the kitchen table — and a more sustainable kitchen starts with knowing where to focus.In this episode of Sustainable in the Suburbs, Sarah talks with Naomi Hansen, author of Building a Sustainabl...
Can you be sustainable in the suburbs? Well, yes and no.Suburban life can make sustainable living complicated — especially when communities are built around cars, convenience, private space, and consumption. But the subu...
Back in 2020, I was a guest on the now inactive podcast Practical(ly) Zero Waste, hosted by Elsbeth Callaghan. At the time, my kids were little, the zero waste movement online was deep in its “trash jar” era, and many of...
In this episode, I’m talking about what sustainable living with kids actually looks like in real life. Not the Instagram version — the real version. The conversations, the habits, the overwhelm, the convenience culture, ...
Sustainability advice is everywhere — and even when you care, even when you’re trying to pay attention, it can be hard to know what actually matters.In this episode, I’m joined by Alexa Pavan of Go Green With Alexa, a cl...
Bathroom swaps are one of the most common entry points into sustainable living — but they can also be one of the most overwhelming.There are so many products, so many recommendations, and so much pressure to replace ever...
We spend a lot of time talking about climate change — but not nearly enough time understanding it.Most of us were never really taught how to understand it, especially in a way that connects it to history, systems, power,...
You’re not just wasting food — you’re throwing money in the trash.This week I’m joined by returning guest Chelsey Schmuland, and we’re digging into one of the most overlooked ways to save money on groceries: reducing foo...
Spring is when the birds get loud again. You hear them before you see them — in the morning, in the trees, and in the background of your day.If you’ve ever thought about getting into birding, this is a really natural pla...
What does sustainable living actually look like in the suburbs — in places designed around cars, convenience, and big box shopping?Laura Newton is the founder of The Kind Matter Company, a Canadian eco-boutique and refil...
This episode originally aired in the very first month of Sustainable in the Suburbs. I’m revisiting it now because this idea remains one of the clearest ways to find your place in climate action — and sometimes returning...
What does sustainability look like in a fast-moving industry like film and television?In this episode, Canadian actress Erin Karpluk shares how growing up in Jasper shaped her connection to nature, how the 2024 wildfires...
I can’t be the only one who has complicated feelings about goody bags… right?Kids' birthday parties have quietly escalated. The venues. The décor. The goody bags. The expectation that every year has to be a little bigger...
We talk a lot on this show about the small daily habits inside our homes. But every so often, the choices get bigger.Renovations bring in materials, demolition, budgets, trades, and long-term decisions all at once. They ...
Buying less is one of the most powerful forms of climate action we have.In this episode, I’m sharing some of the things I’ve stopped buying over the last ten years of sustainable living. This shift into eco-frugal living...
Donation dumps are basically reverse shopping hauls.Decluttering is often framed as an end point — clear it out, drop it off, move on. But what if the way we let things go quietly trains how we bring new things in?In thi...
We all have clothes we don’t wear. Pieces that might fit again someday, that were expensive, or that feel too nice to just drop into a donation bin. When those clothes start piling up, donation often becomes the default ...
This episode touches on sustainable fashion — but it’s not only about fashion.It’s a conversation about how we think about clothes, how we relate to what we already own, and how everyday decisions around getting dressed ...
Paper towels are one of those everyday items most of us don’t think twice about — until we do. They’re convenient, familiar, and deeply embedded in our kitchen routines. But when you slow down and look at what goes into ...
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