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| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 666 | Founded | 9 years ago |
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Having been on a minimalist journey for a while, this is adding another angle to that giving lots to think about.
This is priceless ! I have been discovering so many interesting stuff, thank you !
Always learn something, and Stephanie sounds like a friend I am having a coffee with. Great podcast
Not interested in the podcaster’s irrelevant left wing spiels. Disappointing.
Thank you so much for creating this podcast and Keep it going! I find it very valuable, it's a must in todays society with so many buing into consumerism ( pun intented) and capitalism.
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The show focuses on eco-friendly minimalism and sustainable living, exploring how to reduce consumerism, declutter, and create healthy, non-toxic homes without extra effort. Episodes frequently feature experts and practitioners discussing digital boundaries, waste reduction, plastic usage, climate awareness, and the psychology of space and belongings, with a preference for practical, everyday strategies that align with mindful parenting and environmental values. A notable strength is its combination of actionable tips, guest expertise, and a clear stance against consumer-driven minimalism, making it valuable for listeners who want genuine sustainability and simpler living rather than trend-driven hacks.
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