Waste Less Live More Podcast

Did you know 12 billion pads (made with a ton of plastic) and 7 billion tampons are thrown in the landfill each YEAR! And the average woman spends an average of $5,000 on period products over their lifetime. Join me and the awesome team at Sixth and Zero to talk about the amazing alternatives available that aren't just better for us, but better for the environment!  Listen here:  https://anchor.fm/wastelesslivemore Transcript:  Mary Allen 0:00 Hey friends. Thanks for joining us for this next episode of the waste less live more podcast, I'm so excited to have my Sixth and Zero team...

We got to chat with Brain Whitesell from TriState Recourse Recovery about the do's and don'ts and a bit of the how to's of recycling. Listen here:  https://anchor.fm/wastelesslivemore/episodes/Recycling-101-e1ei7f2

The Bra Recyclers have been recycling and donating bras since 2008! They have not only make a difference environmentally, but also socially having donated over 4 million  bras to various organization around the globe.  Listen to this first official episode to learn more-and how you can get involved!  LISTEN HERE: https://anchor.fm/wastelesslivemore/episodes/Episode-One-A-conversation-with-The-Bra-Recyclers-e1cmjhi    Transcription: Mary Allen 0:00 Hey friends, thanks for joining me for my first official episode. I'm Mary Allen, the host of this waste less live more podcast. I didn't take the time to introduce myself during episode zero. So let me just take a second to do that. I...

Hey friends! We're excited to share we've launched our Waste Less Live More Podcast! Check out Episode Zero to hear what it's all about!   LISTEN HERE: https://anchor.fm/wastelesslivemore/episodes/Episode-Zero-e1ck1v6 Transcript:Greetings, friends and welcome to the waste less live more podcast. This is episode zero, pun intended, where I wanted to introduce myself and what you might be in store for in the hopes that you'll join me in this new podcasting adventure around sustainability and environmentalism. And look, you don't need to necessarily have to be the one who dives into dumpsters or goes through the trash at parties retrieving the recycling...