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Hosted by Mardi Lee - ReNewy Living · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 47 episodes
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The ReNewy Living Podcast is a sustainability show that helps you live sustainably from a localised perspective. We do this by taking a ”reduce and reuse”, and ”start where you live” approach. Based in Newcastle Australia, each conversation is with change-makers in our community who are doing good for people and planet. You’ll discover how community, culture, and our natural environment intertwine to create a positive environmental impact. Join me, as we learn together how to naturally embed sustainability into our unique lifestyles.
Mardi Lee - ReNewy Living hosts The ReNewy Living Podcast: A Sustainability Podcast, a society show with 47 episodes published.
Mass-produced chipboard and MDF are basically designed to end up in a skip bin once it’s damaged. But real timber is different. It’s resilient to those minor dents. With a simple sand and a fresh coat of oil, those years
In this episode, we delve into the personal, social, and cultural history of a modern problem, which is getting rid of household waste. Joining me to share their perspectives across the generations are my own family - my
Composting at home isn’t a new trend. In fact, it’s been around for over 130 years, and is one of the most localised and best ways to keep food waste out of landfill. In this episode, you’ll learn everything you need to
Sewing your own clothes might seem a bit crazy when you can buy every type of clothing at the click of a button. But for home sewist, Jessie Brent, from Made by Me Jessie B, whipping out the sewing machine - whether it’s
Instead of throwing shoes away, one project is encouraging us to think differently about your favourite pair of shoes. In this episode, I’m joined by two shoe-loving and curious people. Dr Alex Sherlock is a fashion desi
In this episode, we’re stepping outside the traditional building box to explore how it really can take a village to build a sustainable home. My guests are Rita Ordóez and James Le Compte from Shepherd’s Ground, an eco v
In rural and regional towns across Australia, it’s easier than ever to spend money with big corporations. Especially when gift cards are sold in the local post office or supermarket. But that convenience comes at a cost,
In this episode, I’d love you to meet Rhi Mitchell, a proud Mununjali woman, marine scientist, and founder of Saltwater Sistas, and based in Coffs Harbour along coastal NSW. Rhi combines wellbeing, leadership and science
We’ve become so used to having flowers available year-round, that we rarely stop to think about where they come from, or what happens to the packaging and the presentation waste. In this episode, I’d love you to meet Bec
The building and construction industry takes up a huge chunk of the total waste generated in NSW and across Australia, far more than what comes from our everyday household rubbish bins. When a building comes down, so man
When most people think of arborists…they think of chainsaws, wood chippers, and tree removals for “safety reasons” or “potential fire hazard.” In this episode, I’d love you to meet Sam Hardingham, founder of Newcastle-ba
Choosing to knock down and rebuild a house is a big decision. But instead of a standard project home, what happens when you choose a passive house - a design built for comfort, efficiency, and sustainability? In this epi
In this episode, we’re at the closing of the 2024/ 2025 Lake Macquarie Sustainable Neighbourhoods Waste to Art exhibition. It’s a free, annual event that brings together thought-provoking artworks made entirely from wast
In this episode, I’d love you to meet James Felton-Taylor and Annabelle Kater, who run Australian Sustainable Timbers in Dungog NSW. As native forest managers and timber processors, they’re passionate about showing there
What’s the first thing that comes to mind when I say the word “activist”? It’s a word that can stir up a lot of feelings — but at its heart, it’s simply about standing up for what you believe in…and doing something about
A community food co-op in the main street of a small regional town can have a massive impact, not just on the reduced environmental impact of locally grown food, but also the value of having access to healthy food, suppo
Let’s talk about plastic. We see it everywhere, even in places it probably shouldn't be. And while we all want to do the right thing by tossing it in the recycling bin, the truth is, plastic recycling is a lot more compl
In this episode, I’d love you to meet Anna Scobie and Kelly Lees from Newcastle-based business Urban Hum. We’re exploring the role of bees in our local environment and how understanding them connects us with the bigger p
"Everyday Voices" is where I take the mic into public spaces, striking up real conversations with everyday people about how they live, care for, and tread lighter on the planet. In this episode I’m talking to Sophie, a h
While most shopping centres are filled with cloned chain stores, it’s easy to forget that independent grocery shops are out there doing things differently—helping us live more sustainably, eat more mindfully and feel mor
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