226. Is Dr. Bronner's Really Sustainable? with Greening Up My Act
About this episode
This episode explores the sustainability claims of Dr. Bronner's soap with guests from the Greening Up My Act podcast.
Dr. Bronner's has long been considered the gold standard of sustainable soap. It's a staple in outdoor kits, zero-waste homes, and camping gear lists thanks to its versatility, plant-based ingredients, and reputation for environmental responsibility. But how much of that reputation actually holds up under closer scrutiny? In this collaborative episode with the hosts of Greening Up My Act , we take a deep dive into one of the most recognizable sustainability brands on the market. Today's guests are Tiffany Verbeck and Kat Cox, the co-hosts and co-producers of Greening Up My Act , a podcast that dissects everyday products and sustainability claims to expose greenwashing and help consumers make more informed choices. Together, they bring curiosity, research, and plenty of humor to conversations about sustainability, making complex environmental topics more accessible for everyone. Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/outdoor.minimalist.book/ Website: …
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Host: Black-Footed Ferret Productions, LLC
Guests: Tiffany Verbeck, Kat Cox
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Organizations: Dr. Bronner's, Greening Up My Act
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