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Sustainable(ish)

Jen Gale
Sustainability
Climate Change
Waste Reduction
Plastic Pollution
Collective Action
Swap Shops
Individual Actions
System Change
Behavior Change
Gifting Culture
Community Engagement
Climate Fresk
Everyday Plastic
The Big Plastic Count
Changeprint
Digital Footprints
National Emergency Briefing
Climate Science Breakthrough
Fossil Fuels
Carbon Footprint

The home of easy, everyday sustainability for the #imperfectlygreen

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To change the world, you've got to throw a better party than those destroying it".

This is a quote from Louisa Ziane at Toast ale, and is one of my faves, and something I try and keep front of mind.

'Sustainability' has an image problem and is very... more

I can't wait for you to dive into this week's episode with Samantha Drury Shore who is the Chair of Sustainable Devizes, not too far from me in Wiltshire, and who has spear-headed their brilliant swap events that now run on a regular basis. Sam share... more

Is AI bad for the planet?

Should I feel guilty if I use ChatGPT?

What is the carbon and water footprint of an AI search?

These were some of the questions I was looking for answers for when I posted on Linked In a while back. I got a lot of great rep... more

I think we're all pretty familiar with the term carbon footprint, but there's a new kid on the block when it comes to talking about the full impact of the actions that we take when you come together.

Isabelle Sparrow is Head of Comms, and the podca... more

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Recent Guests

Samantha Drury Shore
Chairperson of Sustainable Devizes and founder of Devizes Swap Shops
Sustainable Devizes
Episode: [193] – The Power of Swapping with Samantha Drury Shore from Sustainable Devizes
Isabelle Sparrow
Head of communications at Carbon Copy, also hosts the Carbon Copy podcast
Carbon Copy
Episode: [191] – Ch-Ch-Ch-Changeprint! With Isabelle Sparrow from Carbon Copy
Daniel Webb
Founder and Director of Everyday Plastic
Everyday Plastic
Episode: [190] – The Big Plastic Count (join in!) with Daniel Webb from Everyday Plastic
Ash Goddard
Director at Climate Clarity and experienced Climate Fresk facilitator
Climate Clarity
Episode: [189] – Climate Fresk (and friends) with Ash Goddard
Lisa Stanley-Mann
Co-founder of Good with Money
Good with Money
Episode: [188] Money, money, money! With Lisa Stanley-Mann
Charlotte Mason-Curl
Founder of No Crap Parties and The Kids Party Pact, marketing and communications consultant
No Crap Parties
Episode: [187] No Crap Parties with Charlotte Mason-Curl
Nick Oldridge
Founder of Climate Science Breakthrough and co-founder of the National Emergency Briefing
Climate Science Breakthrough, National Emergency Briefing
Episode: [186] The National Emergency Briefing with Nick Oldridge

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Jen Gale
Host focused on everyday sustainability and practical environmental solutions.

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 209 ratings
  • I love this podcast!

    Highly recommended. I love this podcast!

    Jen is down to earth and doesn’t preach about sustainability. She has interesting guests, and talks about everyday things that we can all do to make a difference.

    Thanks Jen 😊

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    OwnYourDays
    United Kingdoma month ago
  • Fantastic

    Absolutely brilliant podcast series. Jen is down to Earth, easy to listen to and gets great guests on who open my mind to many aspects of sustainability I’d never considered before. Highly recommended for anyone even remotely bothered about having a planet humans can live on!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Bue and green
    United Kingdoma month ago
  • Keith Mayne

    I was delighted to hear Jen was back with the Sustainable(ish) podcast. Such an inspirational figure providing a fantastic guide in managing a route through the highs and lows of our sustainable journey. Thank you for doing what you do ⭐️⭐️⭐️

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Klmhnf
    United Kingdom2 months ago
  • Very pertinent and motivating!

    So nice to be able to listen to a podcast that provides so much information, ideas, and hope at the same time!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Erica Olsen
    United States2 months ago
  • So glad you’re back!

    I totally understood why your podcast but I’m so glad you’re back! I’m one of your original poster children, from starting with a plastic audit in 2017 I now run a repair cafe, give workshops on waste and recycling and will be off to Parliament next month. But I’ve just been asked to give a talk on plastic and I thought where do I begin, but all the mantras I’ve learnt from you along the way have been coming back to me.

    I’m really interested in the climate emergency briefings and will follow u... more

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    @char27
    United Kingdom2 months ago

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Listeners appreciate the empowering and actionable advice provided, finding the content both informative and inspiring.
Many enjoy the non-judgmental approach to sustainability, feeling encouraged to make small changes without the pressure of perfection.
Episodes often foster a sense of community among listeners, prompting discussions and personal reflection on environmental responsibility.

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[191] – Ch-Ch-Ch-Changeprint! With Isabelle Sparrow from Carbon Copy
Q: How can people who don't like joining in socially participate?
Isabelle illustrates that there are various roles for individuals to contribute even within their existing social groups without needing to be on the frontline.
[191] – Ch-Ch-Ch-Changeprint! With Isabelle Sparrow from Carbon Copy
Q: Can you give us some really tangible examples of collective action?
Isabelle discusses how collective action can include initiatives like community repair cafes, food projects, and other local efforts that pool skills and resources.
[189] – Climate Fresk (and friends) with Ash Goddard
Q: How do you manage people's emotions during the workshop when confronting difficult climate realities?
Facilitators should create a space for discussion, allow expressions of feelings, and help participants visualize positive futures.
[189] – Climate Fresk (and friends) with Ash Goddard
Q: How do you encourage ordinary people in a workshop to be more ambitious about climate action?
Encouraging community workshops and individual understanding of mitigation versus adaptation can help participants explore broader actions beyond just recycling.
[189] – Climate Fresk (and friends) with Ash Goddard
Q: Can you give us your best explanation of Climate Fresk?
Climate Fresk is a workshop where participants use cards to do a causal mapping exercise to rebuild the IPCC report in their own words, promoting engagement and understanding of climate change.

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Focused on making sustainability accessible and manageable, the content examines a variety of practical strategies for individuals looking to lead a more eco-friendly lifestyle without the pressure of perfection. Topics frequently addressed include plastic pollution, sustainable finance, community engagement, and climate action, featuring diverse guests who provide insights on effective action and behavior change. A unique aspect of the show is its emphasis on empowering listeners through actionable steps and a positive, approachable tone, making it relatable for those who might feel overwhelmed by environmental issues.

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Recent guests on Sustainable(ish) include:

1. Samantha Drury Shore
2. Isabelle Sparrow
3. Daniel Webb
4. Ash Goddard
5. Lisa Stanley-Mann
6. Charlotte Mason-Curl
7. Nick Oldridge

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