• Sustainable Gifting is Easier (and Cheaper) Than You Think

  • Oct 9 2024
  • Length: 36 mins
  • Podcast

Sustainable Gifting is Easier (and Cheaper) Than You Think

  • Summary

  • Gifting isn't easy for everyone, and it certainly isn't cheap. On top of that, unwanted gifts can be wasteful and lead to piles of returns or trash. But becoming a more sustainable, low-waste gifter will make you a better gifter and save you money!

    In this episode, we give you dozens of great gift ideas from our community, and all of them are backed by the research of leading Dr. Julian Givi. We'll also talk about the carbon (and waste impact) of big holidays like Christmas.

    If you want more gift ideas, we've got you covered! The Commons team curated gift guides for everyone on your list with over 300 unique, memorable gift ideas, including vintage items, experiences, and DIYs.


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    Episode Credits

    • Listener contributions: Adyasha, Alyssa Barber, Amea Wadsworth, Anandi Yadav, Cara Haberman, Deb Hansen, Ezra Chaviv, Kelly Kandra Hughes, PhD, Morgan Gallagher, Rachel Orenstein, Timmin Vooijs
    • Editing and engineer: Evan Goodchild‍
    • Hosting and production: Katelan Cunningham
    • (00:00) - Tempo: 120.0
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