If you’ve been meaning to go greener in the kitchen but don’t know where to start, this episode is for you.

I’m sharing 3 simple, affordable swaps I made in my own kitchen to reduce waste, ditch sketchy chemicals, and make everyday choices a little better for my family (and the planet). No pressure, just progress.

💚 In this episode:

• The dish soap + surface spray I switched to (and why)
• How we ditched paper towels without chaos
• What to look for in safer bakeware (and what to toss first)
• Real-life tips for making swaps without a total kitchen overhaul

Whether you're new to eco-friendly living or just need a low-stress place to start, this one’s for you.

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Wondering if those plastic containers in your kitchen are actually safe? 😬 You’re not alone.

In this episode, I’m breaking down what the number on the bottom of your food storage containers really means — and how to know which ones could be leaching harmful chemicals into your family’s food.

We’ll cover:

• The 3 types of plastic to avoid (and why)
• How to check your containers for safety
• What to swap in that won’t overwhelm your budget or your brain
• A super doable plan to detox your drawer without tossing everything you own

If you’ve ever packed leftovers and thought, “This can’t be good…” — this episode is for you.

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Get a quick-start roadmap to sorting, swapping, and storing food the safer way:
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When you think of a bouquet of fresh flowers, you probably picture beauty, fragrance, and maybe even a little joy. Most of us don’t picture plastic wrap, pesticides, or flowers flown in from thousands of miles away. But believe it or not, that’s often the reality behind many of the blooms we bring into our homes.

That’s why I’m so excited to share this conversation with Amber Flack, owner and lead designer of Little Acre Flowers, a floral studio based in Washington, D.C. Little Acre is doing things differently—from sourcing locally and seasonally to cutting out wasteful packaging—making their flowers not just beautiful, but better for the environment too.

If you love having flowers in your home but also care about making choices that are healthier for your family and the planet, this episode is for you.