
Want to waste less, save money, and make your home a little more eco-friendly? Sustainable in the Suburbs is your go-to podcast for practical, judgment-free tips and real-life stories to help you build sustainable habits that actually stick.
Hosted by Sarah Robertson-Barnes — a suburban soccer mum, sustainability educator, and founder of the blog Sustainable in the Suburbs — this weekly show brin... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 52 | Founded | a year ago |
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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 suburbs are also where so many o... more
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 us were trying to figure out ... more
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, and the small shifts that slow... more
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 climate communicator and copyw... more
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I love this podcast, it’s so inspiring, helps you to make small changes on your sustainable journey. Sarah Robertson Barnes has a lovely voice and gives you new ideas but is not judgemental. I love hearing your guests and wish I could get their products but I live in New Zealand.🌺
Sarah’s podcast has been an easy way for me to expose myself to new ideas and old reminders that get drowned out in the daily hurry of life or the doom and gloom positioning of some sustainability efforts. I’ve found myself noticing more of my own choices that I previously didn’t even think of as “choices,” and actually changing some old habits to make my daily life more sustainable…one step at a time. Thank you, Sarah!
This podcast is fantastic! Simple, sustainable tips that actually fit into real life. Each episode breaks things down in a way that feels doable, not overwhelming, and I always walk away with at least one thing I can put into practice right away. Sarah has a calm, encouraging style that makes it feel like you’re getting advice from a friend who genuinely wants you to succeed.
It’s rare to find a show that’s both inspiring and practical, but this one nails it. Highly recommend to anyone who want... more
I always feel both inspired and better about myself and my admittedly lackluster efforts towards living more environmentally sustainably after listening to this podcast. The focus on no-shame is so important.
Sarah’s Sustainable in the Suburbs podcast is such a helpful resource! She shares easy, practical tips and tricks that make living a more sustainable lifestyle feel totally doable for the everyday person. I love how approachable her advice is—it feels like small changes that really add up. Highly recommend!
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A practical, approachable show focused on sustainable living in everyday suburban life. Central topics include reducing waste, mindful consumption, and affordable eco-friendly swaps, with guests ranging from zero-waste advocates to product designers and local sustainability entrepreneurs. The host emphasizes real-life routines, gentle habit-building, and community-driven solutions, making green living feel doable for the average listener. A notable strength is the mix of practical tips, storytelling, and community examples that illustrate sustainable choices fit for busy households and suburban contexts.
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Recent guests on Sustainable in the Suburbs include:
1. Elsbeth Callaghan
2. Alexa Pavan
3. Brittany Jefferson
4. Chelsey Schmuland
5. Laura Newton
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7. Brittany Steptoe Wright
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