Zero Waste is Impossible with Celia Ristow of Litterless [Part 1]Zero Waste is Impossible with Celia Ristow of Litterless [Part 1]
Hippie Haven Podcast: How To Live A Harmonious Life
Callee chats with Celia Ristow, the blogger behind Litterless.com, in a two-part interview. In this episode, we talk about Celia’s journey into zero waste, how she was one of the first zero waste bloggers on the scene to discuss imperfect zero waste and how she cofounded Zero Waste Chicago, which is an environmental organization that offers resources and education to increase awareness of alternatives to the traditional waste stream.
38:49•22 Aug 2018
Embracing Imperfection: Celia Ristow's Zero Waste Journey
“Why is it important that we reduce what we're sending to the landfill? A thing that I like about the zero waste movement is that you could actually answer that question from a ton of different angles.”
Ever felt overwhelmed by the idea of living a zero-waste lifestyle? You're not alone. In this episode of the Hippie Haven Podcast, host Callee sits down with Celia Ristow, the pioneering blogger behind Litterless.com, to discuss the reality of imperfect zero waste. Celia's journey into the zero-waste movement is both inspiring and refreshingly honest. She talks about how she co-founded Zero Waste Chicago, an organization dedicated to providing resources and education on sustainable living.
But what sets this conversation apart is Celia's emphasis on the importance of understanding that everyone's path to zero waste is unique. She dives into topics like reducing landfill waste, environmental justice, and even the nitty-gritty of composting in public schools. Celia also shares practical tips for those looking to reduce their waste footprint, such as supporting local zero-waste stores and using social media to connect with like-minded individuals.
One particularly relatable moment is when Celia discusses the challenges of moving while trying to maintain a zero-waste lifestyle, offering creative solutions like using thrift store sheets instead of plastic wrap. If you're curious about how to make sustainable living work for you without striving for perfection, this episode is a must-listen.

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