The Lexy Show: Fashion That Gives A Damn
I think we need to make people care. What does this mean for them.
The clothes in your closet may be affecting your health, polluting your water, and funding a system built on exploitation -- and the fashion industry is counting on you not connecting those dots. The Lexy Show: Fashion That Gives a Damn is the podcast that asks the questions fast fashion brands hope you're too busy to ask. Each week, host Lexy Silverstein breaks down the real cost of what we wear -- from toxic chemicals and greenwashing to secondhand shopping, slow fashion, and sustainable style that actually works. Whether you're thrift shopping for the first time or already deep in the conscious consumer world, you'll learn why what you wear matters more than they want you to think. New episodes every week.
The Lexy Show: Fashion That Gives A Damn
Haute Talk with Janette Spiezio | Zero Waste Living, Refill Stores, and Conscious Consumption
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In this episode of The Lexy Show, Lexy Silverstein sits down with Jeanette Spiezio, founder of Sustainable Haus Mercantile and co-chair of Beyond Plastics New Jersey, to talk about zero waste living, refill stores, sustainable habits, and making eco-friendly living more accessible in everyday life.
Jeanette shares how a curiosity about the ingredients in conventional laundry detergent led her to create a clean living lifestyle store offering over 3,000 low-waste products and refillable essentials. From reusable household swaps and toxin-free products to the hidden dangers of plastics, receipts, PFAS, and microplastics, this conversation dives deep into how small everyday choices can create massive environmental impact over time.
Whether you’re just beginning your sustainability journey or looking for practical ways to reduce waste, join us on this week's episode of 'The Lexy Show' to learn more about living intentionally.
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