DO BEAUTIFUL THINGS

Welcome to Do Beautiful Things, a podcast hosted by Jenny Lawson, President and CEO of Keep America Beautiful. This podcast will engage experts and everyday people looking for straightforward answers to questions about the science, behaviors, business solutions, and policies that can help us all create more beautiful and sustainable communities. Together we will explore fascinating topics like the life of a recycled beer can, the value of urban forests, the people who are cleaning up literal ‘tons’ of litter in their community, and so much more. Our discussions are not just interviews; they are insightful conversations that illuminate the path to a greener tomorrow!

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Recent Episode

Trashercize and Education: Innovative Approaches to Litter Cleanup in Tennessee

Trashercize and Education: Innovative Approaches to Litter Cleanup in Tennessee

In this episode of Do Beautiful Things, Jenny Lawson talks with Missy Marshall, the Executive Director of Keep Tennessee Beautiful, a Keep America Beautiful state affiliate, to explore the impactful efforts happening across Tennessee in the fight against litter. They discuss the Greatest American Cleanup™️ campaign, innovative programs like Trashercize, and the power of education and community engagement in fostering a cleaner, more sustainable future. Tune in to hear how Tennesseans are uniting to make a real difference, one small action at a time.

“Leaders should be creating and developing future leaders. It is the youth that are coming and educating parents and grandparents on the importance of recycling and composting.” 

“In our state, tourism is our second largest industry. And I believe the leaders understand people do not want to come to a dirtied and littered state and vacation. So, it (litter cleanup) is a high priority here, and I’m grateful for that.” 

 – Missy Marshall, Executive Director, Keep Tennessee Beautiful 

Previous Episodes

Recycling Reality Check

Series 2

Series 1

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“Recycling Reality Check,” is provided by: