When it comes to the kitchen and preparing food for your family, what kinds of food safety rules do you have? If your answer is none, this episode is worth a listen. Know the insider information on storage, handling, and so much
The episode features Casey Markle, a conservation associate at Allegheny Land Trust. The podcast discusses various topics related to conscious living, land conservation, and environmental conservation. Meet Casey Markle Casey Markle has a multidisciplinary background that includes experience in land conservation, environmental
In the pursuit of picturesque landscapes, the impact of expanding yards or leveling land can go unnoticed, leading to issues like flooding and soil erosion. In this episode, Julie Travaglini discusses strategies for sustainable home landscaping to preserve soil health. Meet Julie
In the episode, the host, Gabriella Joustra, introduces the topic of the role of housing and land for well-being in households affected by disasters. Professor Piyush Tiwari shares his expertise in the field of property and discusses the significance of housing in
The most common mistake people make when preparing meals is not taking nutrition into account, which is pervasive in their health. Kim Anastasiou is here to help you change your mind regarding these bad habits and start noticing nutrition in meal prepping.
Washing utensils by hand may be familiar, but have you ever tried using a dishwasher? In this podcast, Jennifer Chesak will compare hand-washing to using a dishwasher and shed light on the issues from a sustainability perspective. Meet Jennifer Chesak Jennifer Chesak
Urbanization and busy lifestyles have led to a reliance on processed foods and limited access to green spaces, which impacts personal health, the environment, and sustainable food practices. Amanda Shiffler offers a solution: an Herb Garden, which enables a reconnection with nature,
Traditional cleaning products often contain harmful chemicals, prompting a need for safe and cost-effective alternatives made from readily available household items. Homemade cleaners crafted from everyday items like soap, baking soda, and vinegar provide a natural and eco-friendly option for individuals seeking
The pervasive pest control issue spans from common household nuisances to more formidable pests demanding professional intervention. With practical advice on sealing entry points, eradicating potential food sources, and maintaining cleanliness, homeowners can thwart infestations. Meet Chelle Hartzer As a professional entomologist
Food waste is one of household management’s most pervasive yet unnoticed problems. This episode will tackle food waste in daily life by providing practical strategies that listeners can implement. Meet Prof. Simon Lockrey Dr. Simon Lockrey is a leading researcher in sustainability
People like to accumulate clothes – but few know of sustainable ways to care for them. This podcast delves into ways to care for and dispose of the many clothes that you don’t want anymore, in an environmentally-friendly and sustainable way. Meet