
A zero waste sustainability podcast offering global solutions and ideas originating from our East Nashville neighborhood. We discuss universal issues like circularity, recycling, reusing, composting, energy and climate justice. We'll share what our friends, neighbors and local businesses are doing and connect with innovative programs in other cities around the globe.
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 21 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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| Categories | Society & CultureEducationSelf-Improvement | ||||

Nashville's Crema Coffee business model is how we wish all businesses would operate. In our interview with Rachel Lehman we find out that Crema was one of the first Zero Waste businesses in Nashville and how they keep innovating to reduce waste and m... more
Would you sneak a plastic bag monster costume into your State's Legislature and wear it to meet with lawmakers? This is just one of the interesting things we found out in this inspirational interview with Sadie and Zach, the organizers behind Zero Wa... more
With world wide Covid-19 deaths in the millions, political upheaval, social unrest and a tumultuous economy, continuing the conversation about sustainability sometimes feels like some kind of privileged guilty pleasure. Michael and Maris discuss the ... more
Do you feel like you're the only one recycling, composting your food scraps and getting dirty looks from cashiers for bringing your own bags? Finding and supporting your local environmental organizations can be a great way to stay connected and lever... more
Have you thought about sustainable gift giving? How do you personalize a gift experience when sending an electronic gift card? Why do we even give gifts? Maris and Michael have a conversation about how to approach gift giving as Zero Waste practition... more
How do you "pull a Maris"? Is there a waiter in East Nashville with a zero waste chopstick injury from Jess? How does Michael offset air conditioning for furry Akitas? Life is full of trade offs for what's good for us, the environment and our pocketb... more
Hey Ladies! Did you know that tampons and pads that we have been told to use our whole lives are actually toxic to our bodies? Maybe this isn't news to you, but really these foreign objects we're putting into our bodies are NOT good for us! and they ... more
Karen McIntyre from Nashville's Westmead Elementary is much more than a librarian. She's helped start a compost program, a school garden, recycling drives and a way for students to donate uneaten food from the lunchroom. She shares her successes and ... more
Great content from informed individuals on how we can all make the Earth a better place!
I love the content on Zero Waste Trash Talk and the casual conversation Michael and Maris always have with their guests. Topics are always interesting and they get very educated guests to join them and talk about the subjects!
I don’t live anywhere near Tennessee, but the programs and topics discussed on this podcast make me look into whether we have anything similar in my community. The interviews are fun to listen to as well!
Y’all are producing the most amazing content that will help people effect change in their daily lives!! I love both episodes, but Megan at The Good Fill was awesome!! I have two large, beautiful glass jars that we happen to purchase because they were the only hand soap at said store. There was no way I was throwing them away! Looked at Megan’s online store and I’m floored at how affordable the refill pouches!!
Thank you sharing your knowledge with us!! Can’t wait for #3!!!
So glad you guys made a podcast!!! What a blessing right now honestly. I love the first convo, it’s important to start where you’re at and also to keep in mind having non confrontational conversations. On both sides because waste has so much do with lifestyle, it’s so easy to get defensive and shut down the conversation.
Can’t wait to hear more!










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