What on earth are we doing?

This week we focus on the positives, and ask the question: how can being grateful for what we have lead to a more sustainable lifestyle?

This week we're looking back... to what feels like another lifetime ago! However you spin it, the first quarter of the 21st century has brought about enormous change, but how much of that is for the better?

Too early for Chrimbo talk? Not if you want to make some nifty sustainable changes this year! Josh and Beth share a few ideas on a more conscious way to approach the festive season...

This week we come back to our most favourite topic: community. With a handful of 'top tips', Beth and Josh discuss the importance of doing the stuff in relationship, not in isolation.

As summer comes to a close, we look back on our latest family holiday... to possibly the most commercial place on earth!

We're back! To launch the new season, Josh and Beth catch-up on a summer of fun, frolics... and sustainable mishaps.

This week we're talking about talking about it. Feel free to talk about it with us!

As it turns out, you can't beat vinegar! This week we chat all things cleaning (but hopefully in a way more enjoyable than mopping the kitchen floor...) Big up to Nancy Birtwhistle!

We're talking taking it slow. Real slow...

After almost four years in our first home, it's time for a spot of renovation. This week we chat about the sustainable decision-making that comes with a kitchen over-haul!

This week we talk travel... without the carbon... but with the kids... Spoiler alert: it wasn't exactly plain sailing.

When your podcast hosts are overtired and have brains like scrambled eggs... this is what you get. Enjoy the ramblings of Josh and Beth a few weeks after becoming parents again. We promise it is still vaguely on topic...

This week we're talking circular vs linear economy, and (as usual) how we can all do a little bit better with what we have and how we use it.

This episode does exactly what it says on the tin... join the conversation and tell us where you've had a win or a loss when it comes to that terrible word... MORE!

Its a brand new year, and we're kicking things off by talking about what motivators are most effective when discussing climate change and encouraging climate action. Jump on the conversation and let us know your thoughts!

In preparation for 2025, this week we set ourselves a few goals… and predict which will end up in next year’s ‘wah-wah’s…

'Tis the season for giving, so this fortnight we talk all about it! Plus, we open up the conversation of why a culture of generosity is not as far from sustainable living as one might think...

It's Black Friday. So here's an incentive NOT to buy more things you don't need, but perhaps find sustainable ways of having LESS! In this fortnight's episode, Beth has too many pens and Josh has an idea for a new app...

As the evenings draw in and the frost begins to settle, here's a little guide to festive gifting... should you need to go new...

We're back baby! After a few months away, Beth and Josh are back with season 2 of 'Woe Pod' and this week we're filling you in on what you've missed... with a few hints on what's to come!

Happy 1 Year to WOE Pod! In this episode-ette, we round off a year of sustainable chats and get ourselves ready for more green goodness in season 2. And what better way to celebrate our birthday than by sharing your favourite episode with a friend! Go on... do it now before you forget.

She just hates it. Listen in to this week's convo to find out why. Also featured: a lot of chat about plastic (what else is new?) and an update on our Golden Pothos plants. Riveting stuff.

Sometimes, it's just like 'what on earth are we doing', right? This one's for those of you who've ever felt like throwing in the towel...

It's shaping up to be another sizzling summer in the UK, so we thought we'd chat heat, summer purchases and picnic culture. As ever, get involved in the conversation and share your summer stories.

SHOW US YOUR COMPOST BINS! This week we (Beth) talk all things compost, debunk some common myths and (hopefully) encourage a few of you to try this at home! If you already compost, or are keen to try, share your thoughts/challenges/wins/wonders with us!