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Podcast Interview: Trash Talking with Eco Warriors

June 7, 2018 Catherine Agopcan
Podcast interview and talking talking trash.

Podcast interview and talking talking trash.

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I had the opportunity to sit down with Barbara Lee of Trashy Beauty Co and her podcast Trash Talking with Eco Warriors. If you knew me a few years ago, the word "sustainability" was not in my vocabulary. I was your typical consumer. Caught up in wanting the next best thing. It wasn't until a car accident made me re-think the way I consumed. I share this story and how I started the path of minimalism and low waste. I hope you'll get a chance to listen in and listen in to the other interviews Barbara has done with other women (and men) in the conservation, sustainability and green business space. So much inspiration and so many people doing good in the world. Please support them!

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Today, I run this site, along with managing Zero Waste NJ and Sisters for Financial Independence. I hope to continue to bridge the gap between the wallet and the planet.

If you are interested in learning more about my story, read here and here.

I also encourage you to "do something" for yourself, for people and the planet. We have one life to live and one planet to live on, let's do something that our future generations will thank us for. There's a bunch of resources throughout the site.

  • FREE tracker templates here to help you write down goals and track them. They fit inside the standard A5 journals.

  • FREE email programs here on Minimalism and on #SaveMoneySaveThePlanet.

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