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Have you ever thought about how different the waste we produce is based on the room in the house where we are? Hera House is the podcast that explains, with...
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Have you ever thought about how different the waste we produce is based on the room in the house where we are?
Hera House is the podcast that explains, with examples taken from everyday life stories, how to properly dispose of all the waste you produce inside your home! Through four sketches written and interpreted by our speakers we will try to clarify some doubts that often arise when you are in front of the separate waste bins. Because remember: "Recycling is good, Differentiating is worthwhile!"
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Hera House is the podcast that explains, with examples taken from everyday life stories, how to properly dispose of all the waste you produce inside your home! Through four sketches written and interpreted by our speakers we will try to clarify some doubts that often arise when you are in front of the separate waste bins. Because remember: "Recycling is good, Differentiating is worthwhile!"
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Hera House - Garage EP. 4
18 APR 2021 · The journey with Hera House reaches its last stage. Sam has to clear the shed before the arrival of autumn and he asks Silvia and Olivia for help, enticing them with an outdoor dinner as a reward. Between an empty can of paint, old wooden furniture and a wheelbarrow, our friends manage to bring all the special and "hazardous" waste to the ecological station whilst waiting to heat up the grill for the evening.6m 44s -
Hera House - Garden EP. 3
4 APR 2021 · It's time to get your boots muddy! In this third episode of Hera House we entered Sam’s grandmother's garden. Between a tomato and a courgette we reflected on how to reuse waste materials from the garden and where to put the waste that we can produce in the garden. Also this time we will try not to arrive unprepared and confused in front of the recycling bins!6m 37s -
Hera House - Bathroom EP. 2
21 MAR 2021 · Here we are at the second episode of Hera House! Today we will try to understand what Sam has been up to in the bathroom ... Will our friends be able to avoid the worst? Why is it so important to throw the waste we produce in the bathroom in the right place? Let us remember that the toilet is not an alternative to the garbage can and the risk of clogging the pipes is very high. Toothbrushes? Cotton swabs? Diapers? We will answer these and many other doubts!7m 8s -
Hera House - Kitchen and Living Room EP. 1
7 MAR 2021 · Welcome to Hera House! In this first episode, Sam welcomes his guests Silvia and Olivia and, like a good host, offers them a coffee. However, an accident happens ... "Spatapam!" a cup breaks, and now?! By collecting the broken pieces, we try to figure out where to dispose of the waste we produce between the kitchen and the living room.8m 26s
Have you ever thought about how different the waste we produce is based on the room in the house where we are? Hera House is the podcast that explains, with...
show more
Have you ever thought about how different the waste we produce is based on the room in the house where we are?
Hera House is the podcast that explains, with examples taken from everyday life stories, how to properly dispose of all the waste you produce inside your home! Through four sketches written and interpreted by our speakers we will try to clarify some doubts that often arise when you are in front of the separate waste bins. Because remember: "Recycling is good, Differentiating is worthwhile!"
show less
Hera House is the podcast that explains, with examples taken from everyday life stories, how to properly dispose of all the waste you produce inside your home! Through four sketches written and interpreted by our speakers we will try to clarify some doubts that often arise when you are in front of the separate waste bins. Because remember: "Recycling is good, Differentiating is worthwhile!"
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