EPISODE 1 - CONDOM CONUNDRUM We are back for Season 2 and starting with uncomfortable topics right out of the gates! Welcome to the Condom Conundrum, famously a single use product… so how can you be green and safe between the sheets? Hello, eco-conscious explorers and welcome to another episode of the **Guilty Greenie Podcast**, now proudly a part of the Evergreen Podcast Network. Your favorite eco-duo, Cait Bagby, the sustainability content creator and climate storyteller, alongside Sarah Ferris, the newbie in the green space, is back with more real-world sustainability talk, minus the pressure to be perfect. Today, we dive deep into a topic that's both intimate and impactful—**sustainable sex practices**, with a spotlight on the environmental footprint of condoms. In our trademark light-hearted yet informative style, we unravel the complexities of choosing eco-friendly options in our most private moments. **The Sustainability and Sex Intersection: A Condom Conundrum** We're starting off the season by zooming in on specific, bite-sized topics for a more digestible discussion. And what's more intriguing than starting with condoms—the epitome of single-use products? **Condoms: The Good, The Bad, and The Eco-Friendly** From their history dating back to 3000 BCE to the modern advancements in materials, we dissect everything you need to know about condoms—their evolution, the materials they're made from, and their impact on the planet. **Latex and Beyond: Understanding Condom Materials** Learn about the various materials used in condoms, from natural latex to polyurethane and even lambskin. Discover which options are more eco-friendly and why some materials are better left avoided for the sake of our planet. **The Environmental Impact: A Deep Dive** Condoms might be a necessary tool for sexual health and family planning, but they come with environmental baggage. We explore the consequences of condom disposal, their biodegradability, and the sustainability of different types. **Eco-Friendly Alternatives: Navigating the Green Path** Is there such a thing as a truly sustainable condom? We discuss the current market offerings, including brands that are making strides towards eco-friendliness, and what to look for when making your choice. **The Condom Challenge: A Personal Experiment** In true Guilty Greenie fashion, we take on a challenge to use the most sustainable condoms available and share our unfiltered experiences. Will the eco-friendly options stand up to the test? **Listener Questions: Your Curiosities Answered** We tackle the burning questions from our audience, from how to properly dispose of condoms without harming the environment to the feasibility of reusable options. Plus, some unexpected insights we discovered along the way. **The Verdict: Can Sex Be Sustainable?** Wrapping up, we reflect on what we've learned and discuss whether it's possible to balance a healthy sex life with environmental responsibility. Plus, tips on how you can make more sustainable choices in your intimate moments. **Join the Conversation:** Loved this episode? We're just getting started! Share your thoughts, rate us with a five-star review, and spread the word. Every bit helps in growing the climate conversation. Support our journey to bring more light-hearted yet impactful eco-discussions by visiting [Buy Me a Coffee](https://www.buymeacoffee.com/guiltygreenie). Stay curious, stay green, and see you in the next episode where we uncork the sustainability of wine! **Until then, keep striving for a greener tomorrow, one choice at a time.** MAKE SURE TO SUBSCRIBE AND BE THE FIRST TO HEAR SEASON TWO EPISODES JOIN THE GUILTY GREENIE CHALLENGE COUNT THE WAYS…… do one or all! 1. Guilty Greenie is an independent podcast - (read here we don’t get paid!) please support the podcast at :buymeacoffee.com/guiltygreenie 2. SUBSCRIBE 3. Leave a 5 STAR APPLE PODCAST review 4. SHARE on social media 5. Follow us on Instagram @g Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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