This Is Not Sustainable

To close out Season 1 Daniel and Chris have on their partners, Mario and Hassan on the podcast to chat about partnership, being less wasteful during the holidays, and give advice about resolutions and dating. Then, Daniel and Chris decide if making a podcast is sustainable.Season 2 will be out soon, and we need your questions!!! If you have a question, send it to us at Notsustainablepodcast@gmail.com or DM us at @thisisnotsustainable on Tik Tok and @thisisnotsustainablepod on Instagram.

There are rumors that Chris has a crush on Daniel, and Chris reads Daniel the most ridiculous diet challenge he's ever seen. Then, Remember Jones joins and talks about sustaining his happiness as well as his weight loss, and gives all the dirt on his song Fat Jeans that was allegedly imitated by a very successful recording artist!Have a question you want answered on the podcast? Send it to us at Notsustainablepodcast@gmail.com or DM us at @thisisnotsustainable on Tik Tok and @thisisnotsustainablepod on Instagram.

'Tis the Christmas Shopping Season, so Daniel and Chris have planned a SUPER SIZED episode where they talk to some sustainable businesses and feature sustainable products and services that are This Is Not Sustainable approved! Whether you're looking for stocking stuffers, impressive gifts, or a system to help you make a lasting change going into the new year, this episode is for you!!Nose Best Candles can be found at nosebestcandles.com and @nosebestcandles_Deliver Zero can be found at deliverzero.com and @deliverzer0Hunu can be found at wearehunu.com and @wearehunuPrecycle can be found at precyclenyc.com and @precyclenycGroupHug can be found at grouphugtech.com and @grouphugsolarPile of Vintage can be found at pileofvintage.com and @pileofvintageZero Waste Daniel can be found at zerowastedaniel.com and @zerowastedanielHave a question you want answered on the podcast? Send it to us at Notsustainablepodcast@gmail.com or DM us at @thisisnotsustainable on Tik Tok and @thisisnotsustainablepod on Instagram.

Daniel and Chris talk about their new Tik Tok fame and what they've noticed about it. Then, Michael James Schneider, aka @BLCKSMTH or the "Instagram Balloon Guy" joins Daniel and Chris to talk about creating art without making a ton of waste and the new episodes of his web series Social Distancing.Have a question you want answered on the podcast? Send it to us at Notsustainablepodcast@gmail.com or DM us at @thisisnotsustainable on Tik Tok and @thisisnotsustainablepod on Instagram.

Chris and Daniel continue our conversation with Sophie Sumner and answer an audience question about making friends in a new city. Then a deep dive into the future of television, and Chris and Daniel try a sustainable toothbrush.Have a question you want to be answered on the podcast? Send it to us at Notsustainablepodcast@gmail.com or DM us at @thisisnotsustainable on Tik Tok and @thisisnotsustainablepod on Instagram.

Daniel reveals that he is an America's Next Top Model SUPERFAN that has seen every episode (minus the Rita Ora season) and his ANTM knowledge is put to the test. Then, Winner of America's Next Top Model Sophie Sumner joins Chris and Daniel and they talk about Sophie's experience on Reality TV in the UK and in the States as well as the fact that The Hamptons doesn't recycle. Check back tomorrow for Part 2!

Chris can't deal with the amount of junk mail he's getting and Daniel weighs in. Then, Podcast Legend Kate Casey joins Daniel and Chris to talk about running a home that houses five children, Cheryl Crow's campaign to use one paper towel a day and how she's the person with the most garbage cans out on her block every garbage day. Last, the boys put a sustainable sponge to the ultimate test: day-old avocado-stained silverware.

Tahira Francis tells Daniel and Chris about her frustrations with how expensive being sustainable is and then gives some career advice to a person whose boss doesn't acknowledge them. After, Daniel and Chris try some bamboo toilet paper and break down exactly how they each wipe their buttholes.