Tara talks about why durability should be a key factor to take into account when we try to shop more sustainably, how advertisements are set up to potentially manipulate our thinking, and more.

Richard talks about biophilic design, the scientifically-proven benefits of being close to nature, what we can do to ensure that future plans for urbanization prioritize green spaces, living walls, and rooftop gardens, and more.

Francesca talks about how to be more mindful of the role privilege and access play in sustainability.

Georgina talks about why environmental issues rarely make headlines in mainstream media, the importance of providing objective information about sustainability, and more.

Tim talks about why are we wired to be drawn to new things constantly and feel a sense of security, why the psychology of materialism should actually make us hopeful about our abilities to work towards a less materialistic and more sustainable future, and more.

Marie shares her tips on how to choose eco-friendly and non-toxic skincare and cosmetics on this episode.

Liza talks about how supporting artisans around the world simultaneously help support sustainability, and more.

Marieke talks about how modern day pressures around body image relate to sustainability, why it is so important to let ourselves feel good about what we do and tell ourselves that we're okay and we're doing enough, and more.

Leah shares how to thrift like a pro and support the larger second hand economy on this episode.

Alison discusses what we need in order to come together so that we can collectively work towards a more sustainable future, what are some universal truths about happiness that we can learn and implement, and more.

Mike shares how he went from being a shark attack survivor to becoming a powerful voice for ocean and shark conservation, and more.

On average, is buying things online more or less eco-friendly than shopping in person? Polly of Green Indy Blog breaks this down on this episode.

Katie talks about how we might be able to just tweak a few words in our messaging to be able to immediately double, and even triple, the amount of action and change that we drive; why we should go from looking at tackling public health, social, and environmental issues as a 'fight,' to just tapping into our own 'creative geniuses;’ and more.

Tom talks about how we got to our global waste crisis today, what do we need to do to address this issue on a national and global level, and more.

I explain why U.S. environmental policy can be so hard to change or pass and 3 things we can do to help.