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EPISODE · Jan 28, 2026 · 27 MIN

These Sustainable Tips Will Save You Money

from Second Nature · host Commons

With the price of everything on the rise, can you live sustainably without spending more money? In fact, frugal living has always been sustainable. Clothes drying on the line, a cookie tin reused as a sewing kit, a Cool Whip tub filled with leftovers. Choosing stuff that lasts over stuff that's designed to be trashed, choosing to reuse before buying new, and choosing to skip stuff that doesn't serve us — these money-saving tips are also tips to live sustainably. Not only that, they liberate us to exist outside a world centered on consumption. In this episode, you'll get all kinds of tips from our community on how to save on everything from groceries to electricity.🌎 Find citations and further reading in the full show notes.📞 Want to submit your Community Classified? We'd love to hear from you!📱 Want to be a part of the Commons community? Download the app.📷 Follow Second Nature on Instagram.Episode CreditsListener contributions: Amandine Thomas, Amber Sit, Anna, Brian Stancheski, Grace Hebert, Justina, Madeline, Melissa Tan, Nicole Collins, Robbie AhmedEditing and engineering: Evan Goodchild‍Hosting and production: Katelan Cunningham (00:27) - Sustainable living has always been rooted in frugality. (03:30) - One razor is saving me hundreds. (05:19) - Our community’s favorite sustainable savings tips (23:49) - There’s more where that came fom (00:25) - 48 Community Classifieds

With the price of everything on the rise, can you live sustainably without spending more money? In fact, frugal living has always been sustainable. Clothes drying on the line, a cookie tin reused as a sewing kit, a Cool Whip tub filled with leftovers. Choosing stuff that lasts over stuff that's designed to be trashed, choosing to reuse before buying new, and choosing to skip stuff that doesn't serve us — these money-saving tips are also tips to live sustainably. Not only that, they liberate us to exist outside a world centered on consumption. In this episode, you'll get all kinds of tips from our community on how to save on everything from groceries to electricity.🌎 Find citations and further reading in the full show notes.📞 Want to submit your Community Classified? We'd love to hear from you!📱 Want to be a part of the Commons community? Download the app.📷 Follow Second Nature on Instagram.Episode CreditsListener contributions: Amandine Thomas, Amber Sit, Anna, Brian Stancheski, Grace Hebert, Justina, Madeline, Melissa Tan, Nicole Collins, Robbie AhmedEditing and engineering: Evan Goodchild‍Hosting and production: Katelan Cunningham (00:27) - Sustainable living has always been rooted in frugality. (03:30) - One razor is saving me hundreds. (05:19) - Our community’s favorite sustainable savings tips (23:49) - There’s more where that came fom (00:25) - 48 Community Classifieds

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