Jul 16, 2019
Kathryn Kellogg discusses her unexpected path
to pursuing a zero waste lifestyle. Originally moved to eliminate
plastics from her life following a breast cancer scare, Kathryn
developed a lifestyle that has saved her money, reduced her waste
stream and improved her health. She shares her journey with Dave
and Marc, on how she eventually got to where she and her husband,
Justin, have reduced their non-recyclable trash down to two Mason
Jars over the last two years. If you think Catherine sounds like
some eco-whack job, think again. She is rational, reasoned and
funny. Best of all she shares easy, actionable steps for listeners
to reduce their own waste streams without disrupting their
lifestyle.
Kathryn also discusses:
- Meeting her husband and getting him to embrace a no trash lifestyle
- The health dangers of single stream plastics and BPA-coated paper receipts
- Interacting with friends and family who don’t share a zero waste lifestyle
- The easiest tips for others to reduce their waste stream
Links from this episode:
Kathryn Kellogg Instagram:
@Going.zero.waste
Kathryn Kellogg Going Zero Waste Facebook Page:
Kathryn Kellogg’s 101 Ways To Go Zero Waste book:
Alicyn Yaffee (Theme Music):
Dave Mencarelli:
Marc Yaffee Comedy:
Marc Yaffee Corporate website:
How Does That Happen on iTunes: