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Sustainable(ish)

Jen Gale
Sustainability
Climate Change
Waste Reduction
Plastic Pollution
Collective Action
Swap Shops
Bath and West Community Energy
Individual Actions
System Change
Behavior Change
Gifting Culture
Climate Fresk
Community Engagement
Everyday Plastic
The Big Plastic Count
Changeprint
Digital Footprints
Home Energy Retrofit
People Planet Pint
Pledgeball

The home of easy, everyday sustainability for the #imperfectlygreen

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This is Part 2, or a 'double header' episode with the brilliant Sara Grimes from Bath and West Community Energy.

Part 1 is all about community energy, and takes a bit of a dive into solar and heat pumps, as well as things like the governments's Warm... more

This week's episode is the first ever two parter!

This was supposed to be an episode on home retrofit, and I'm chatting to SaraG Grimes from Bath and West Community Energy about some of the brilliant work that they're doing, and what people can do in... more

If you were to google 'how to be more sustainable' you would get a slew of posts sharing 'ten top things to do to cut your carbon footprint' or similar.Very few (if any) mention the huge potential influence that we can all have, by sharing the things... more

Football and sport don't perhaps at first glance seem like a natural 'in' for climate action. But did you know..?

- Over 100,000 grassroots football matches are cancelled every year due to bad weather such as flooding

- Over 80% of football fans want... more

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Recent Guests

Sara Grimes
From Bath and West Community Energy
Bath and West Community Energy
Episode: [197] Part 2 – Home retrofit. With Sara Grimes from Bath and West Community Energy
Katie Cross
CEO and founder of a charity called Pledgeball
Pledgeball
Episode: [195] – Accelerating climate action through sport with Katie Cross from Pledgeball
Adam Bastock
Founder of Small 99 and creator of People Planet Pint
Small 99 / People Planet Pint
Episode: [194] – People, Planet, Pint with Adam Bastock
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

Host

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

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 210 ratings
  • Brilliant speakers and practical tips

    I’m so glad the podcasts are back! It’s amazing to hear ideas and discussions about a wide range of issues that give practical tips on actual steps to take so things feel less scary and out of control! And the brilliant and informed speakers are always interesting, relatable and down to earth. So inspiring! I’ve just listened to Charlotte’s talk and it’s given me the kick up the bum needed to do this for my daughter’s party next month…! Thanks so much Jen!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    chlopugh
    United Kingdoma month ago
  • YAY-you’re back

    So glad that you’re back 😀 I was doing a lot of ferrying around so managed to listen to all 3 episodes in a week!!

    I don’t know where you find all these fascinating guests, from so many different walks of life. Thank you for the inspiration and positivity. Educational and easy to engage with.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    C.Sienna
    United Kingdoma month ago
  • 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 Kingdom2 months 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 Kingdom2 months 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

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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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[197] Part 1 – Community Energy, solar, air source heat pumps, and more! With Sara Grimes from Bath and West Community Energy
Q: What are the practical steps for someone interested in retrofit at home?
Get professional energy advice via trained advisors, explore government grants like the Warm Homes Plan, consider financing options such as green mortgages or low-interest loans, and use tools to estimate savings from different retrofit packages.
[197] Part 1 – Community Energy, solar, air source heat pumps, and more! With Sara Grimes from Bath and West Community Energy
Q: How does BWCE fund projects and ensure benefits for local shareholders and the community?
BWCE raises funds from local shareholders who invest in solar or wind projects, offers a capped return (e.g., 5%), and channels surplus revenues into an independent community fund that supports local projects.
[197] Part 1 – Community Energy, solar, air source heat pumps, and more! With Sara Grimes from Bath and West Community Energy
Q: Can you explain what community energy is and why it matters?
Community energy involves local groups owning or financing renewable projects to keep revenues local and support community benefits, like funding local climate initiatives and cheaper, nearby energy for residents.
[197] Part 2 – Home retrofit. With Sara Grimes from Bath and West Community Energy
Q: What should homeowners look for when considering solid wall insulation, especially in older properties?
Be aware of the higher cost and potential moisture issues; seek professional guidance, prefer breathable materials like lime or hemp, and check that the approach is suitable for the specific wall construction and listed status.
[197] Part 2 – Home retrofit. With Sara Grimes from Bath and West Community Energy
Q: How should someone approach choosing between glazing options if they're upgrading windows?
Moving from single to double glazing is a clear win for energy efficiency and comfort, while triple glazing is mainly about comfort if you're replacing anyway; consider embodied carbon and cost, and for listed buildings explore secondary glazing or removable, low-cost films as interim steps.

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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. Sara Grimes
2. Katie Cross
3. Adam Bastock
4. Samantha Drury Shore
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6. Daniel Webb
7. Ash Goddard
8. Lisa Stanley-Mann

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