"Sustainability is a process. You can't and don't have to be perfect from the start."
(Juli Hopper, Creative Marketing Manager at everdrop).

In podcast episode #61, we ask ourselves how we can make our household as sustainable as possible. To do this, we have enlisted the expertise of everdrop. Our Social Media Manager Marie talks to Juli, Creative Marketing Manager at everdrop, about hacks for sustainable living and gives personal insights into working at a sustainable startup and the impact on our everyday lives. Juli also explains how washing and cleaning can be done sustainably and why this is so important. Many conventional household products pollute our environment with plastic, CO2 and unnecessary chemicals. So it's time for education!

We would like to know from Juli:

• How do you live a sustainable lifestyle yourself?
• What are your top 3 tips for a sustainable household?
• Has your work at a sustainable startup also changed your private behavior?
• Do you find it easy to live sustainably?
• What is different about you compared to conventional washing and cleaning products?
• Why is it so important to wash and clean sustainably?
• What is the most sustainable way to wash and clean?
• Apart from your products, what other tips do you have for keeping the household sustainably clean?
• Do you have the feeling that you have already encouraged a sustainable rethink or is there still a lot to do in this direction?
• What is your ideal scenario for an even more sustainable household?

We are also available on all other podcast platforms! Just enter "Junglück - sustainable, natural & healthy". We hope you enjoy listening to us!

Topics of future podcast episodes

We have come up with a number of topics for the coming months, including healthy & beautiful skin, the team behind JUNGLÜCK , the cause and treatment of various skin conditions and, of course, sustainability and social responsibility.

Look forward to new presenters, interview partners and experts from various fields such as dermatology and holistic medicine.

We hope you enjoy listening to the episode and would be delighted if you let us know in the comments how you liked it and what you took away from it.