less waste

Hello everyone and welcome back to the podcast! We are kicking the year off strong with a very special guest - Laura Young.

Laura is a Ph.D. student and climate change activist who recently won The Scottish Influencer of the year award (2022)!

In this important and topical episode, we discuss what we can do in our everyday lives to help protect the planet and to preserve our health.

Listen to our conversation now. I hope you love this episode!

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Website: http://www.lesswastelaura.com/

Let's do our bit for the planet, now and always.

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Angela Sun is an award-winning, Emmy-nominated host/journalist and documentary filmmaker. She is known for the groundbreaking, award-winning film "Plastic Paradise: The Great Pacific Garbage Patch". We speak about what inspired her and how she was at the forefront of this movement and where we are now with so much being done to help curb our single-use plastic consumption.
Angela is also a new mom. We talk about navigating through motherhood and the learning curve of all the choices of plastic baby products that are out there, along with the greenwashing involved.
Angela and I met at the SXSWeco conference and have been friends ever since. We've spoken on numerous panels  together about plastic pollution and I hosted her red-carpet LA screening for her film. Join us as we talk plastic; the good, the bad, and the ugly.

Angela Sun's passion for storytelling and love for the oceans led to the creation of her first independent feature documentary, “PLASTIC PARADISE: THE GREAT PACIFIC GARBAGE PATCH”. Angela directed & executive produced the film which has received critical praise and won 13 awards worldwide and been in over 40 film festivals, with supporters such as former VP Al Gore, Bette Midler, Jackson Browne, and Forest Whitaker sharing about it on social media. The film helped start a #plasticparadise social media movement of thousands worldwide taking the pledge to say no to single-use plastics. The film has wide distribution and can currently be seen on Netflix, Amazon, Hulu, Itunes, Vudu, Pivot TV (US), LA7 (Italy), SBS2 (Australia), Taiwan & Sweden. For more info: https://plasticparadisemovie.com

Angela was most recently an anchor and producer for Spectrum News 1 in Los Angeles where she was nominated for two Emmys in 2020. She writes about ocean issues, sustainability, wellness and travel on chasingasun.com

Angela is currently a producer and correspondent for NBC California Live.

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How many empty bottles have you tossed into your trash bin in your lifetime? If you are like most humans, a lot. Instead, did you carefully place your plastic bottles into a recycling bin? Bad news, research shows only about 10% of plastics that we place in recycling bins actually get recycled. So what should we do? In this episode, I share some tips to reduce your plastic use and create less waste.

Jasmin teilt ein inspirierendes Erlebnis aus einem Online-meeting der Glücksschule, in welchem es fest ums Zuhören und Mitfühlen ging. Diese Vibes ziehen sich dann irgendwie durch die ganze Folge - wundere dich also nicht, wenn es  bitzli längere Sprechpausen gibt. Corinne macht dann eine wunderbare Überleitung zum Update über ihr natural hair journey. Und wenn wir's grad von Updates haben, wird auch ihr less waste-Projekt nochmals zum Thema. Tofu mögen wir noch immer gern. Deshalb gibt's zum Schluss ein leckeres Tofu-Rezept.

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Glücksschule - für einen Wandel in Schule und Gesellschaft
Buchtipp "Zero Waste Home" von Bea Johnson
Natürliche Haarfarben von Khadi
Corinnes Online-Praxis für Vegane Ernährungsberatung & NESC-Coaching
Grombre: Going grey with (grohm) (bray)
Tofu-Rezept von eat-this

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Wir sind Corinne und Jasmin, beide Anfang 30 und in Luzern zu Hause. Wir wünschen uns einen achtsameren Umgang mit sich selbst und mit der Umwelt. In diesem Format lassen wir Dich an unseren Gedankengängen teilhaben und hoffen, dass wir damit neue Gedanken anstossen und so Diskussionen und einen Wandel anregen können.

Was machst du nach einer anstrengenden Woche um deine Batterien wieder aufzuladen? Wir greifen hierbei auf eine ganz einfache Methode zurück: Raus in die Natur. Spazieren. Wald. Feuer machen. Und wie es mit Corinnes less waste-Projekt so läuft, erfährst du ebenfalls in dieser Folge. Deine Tipps für weniger Abfall sind herzlich willkommen!

Besprochene Links*:

Freilicht Yoga mit Sue Reber

Hafermilch vom Lebenshof Aurelio

Plastik recyceln mit dem Sammelsack

Nachschub - mobiler Quartierladen in Luzern

Faltbarer Kaffeebecher von stojo

B12-Zahnpasta von hydrophil

B12-Zahnpasta von orbimed

Unverpackt einkaufen im Quai 4 in Luzern

Naturdrogerie luna in Luzern

Bambus WC-Papier von smooth panda

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Wir sind Corinne und Jasmin, beide Anfang 30 und in Luzern zu Hause. Wir wünschen uns einen achtsameren Umgang mit sich selbst und mit der Umwelt. In diesem Format lassen wir Dich an unseren Gedankengängen teilhaben und hoffen, dass wir damit neue Gedanken anstossen und so Diskussionen und einen Wandel anregen können.

Laura Durenberger is our guest today. Laura is the creator of the Reduce Reuse Renew blog and throughout the past few years she has been able to eliminate 35-45 lbs of waste per week in her household. She shares the tips she learned along her journey, surprising benefits of less clutter and tons of local places to shop that are environmentally friendly. You will learn ways to save time, money and clutter in your house, all the while helping the planet. Laura provides simple ways to reuse items you might normally throw away and find a new purpose for them instead. Featuring the song "If I Were Standing" by Maygen Lacey. 
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