Robin Greenfield’s Interviews with the Media

Robin Greenfield’s Interviews with the Media

Tamron Hall Show - He Gave Away Almost Everything to Become An Extreme Minimalist

Business Insider - I live off the grid in a tiny house and freed myself from capitalism. I don’t have a cell phone or ID, and I don’t pay taxes — here’s how.

The Washington Post - The Quest to Produce Less Trash

This Morning - Meet The Man Who’s Ditched Toilet Paper For Leaves!

People Magazine - Foraging Is Easy — Plus It Saves Money and the Environment, Says Eco-Activist: 'Food Is Everywhere!'

AFP - What a waste: US campaigner wears his trash for a month

People Magazine - Eco Activist Spent 30 Days Wearing His Trash

Télé Matin - Robin Greenfield, a 100% Green Life

DW - Meet Robin Greenfield, aspiring millionaire turned radical environmental activist

Buzzfeed - I Only Ate Food That I Grew Or Foraged For One Year

Julie Snyder Talk Show - Robin Greenfield : Greener than Green

The Guardian - I Didn’t Buy Any Food For A Year – And I’m Healthier Than I’ve Ever Been

Orlando Sentinel - Orlando’s Robin Greenfield Survives Year Of Growing, Foraging All Of His Own Food

NowThis - Why You Should Turn Your Lawn Into a Food Garden

Exploring Alternatives - Man Living in a 10’x10′ Tiny House & Homesteading in the City

HuffPost - I Won’t Be Buying Groceries For A Full Year. Here’s How I’m Surviving

Orlando Sentinel - Orlando man’s yearlong experiment: Eat only what you can grow, forage

Orlando Weekly - Life according to the Orlando activist who’s growing or foraging everything he eats for a year

National Geographic - This man will eat only what he can grow or forage-here’s why

Envoyé Spécial - The amazing life of Mister Green

Bicycling Magazine - The Nicest Person on the Planet Had His Bike Stolen, And Hugged the Thief Upon Its Return

Al Jazeera - English - For 30 days, Robin Greenfield wore every piece of trash he produced. His message: Stop making so much waste!

Inside Edition - How Perfectly Edible Food Is Being Tossed In The Dumpster Rather Than Donated

France 2: Tout Compte Fait - Robin Greenfield: The Robin Hood of Modern Times (French)

France 2: Tout Compte Fait - Robin Greenfield: The Man Who Defies Supermarkets (French)

New York Times Facebook Live - For a month, Robin Greenfield wore every piece of trash he created to help raise awareness about how much US Americans waste

CBC Marketplace - Food waste: What Some Supermarkets Throw Out

Huffington Post Live - Robin Greenfield Returns

Smithsonian Magazine - Meet an Environmental Activist and an Artist Who Share a Passion for “Trashion”

Telemundo: Al Rojo Vivo - Meet the “Garbage Man” who Protects the Planet (Spanish)

Metro World News - This NYC Man Wears His Trash on His Sleeve

NowThis - This guy is wearing his own trash to prove a point about sustainability

Mashable - Activist Wears Month’s Worth of Trash to Visualize our Wasteful Habits

USA Today - Man Pledges to Wear All the Trash He Produces for 1 Month

Huffington Post - This Guys Wearing Every Piece of Garbage He Generates for a Month

NPR: A Beautiful World - People Are Good- World Travel With No Money

NEWS.COM.AU - These Guys Survived 10 Weeks in South America with No Money

UPROXX - This Man Ate for Only $4 per Day to Help You Rethink Your Relationship with Food

New Zealand Herald - South America on an Empty Wallet

CNN Espanol - Yes You Can Eat Healthy With only $ 4 a Day (Spanish)

Today Show Australia - Free Travel: The World is Full of Good People

CBS This Morning - Las Vegas Hotel Bets Big on Cutting Food Waste

The Sunday Times - How it Feels to ... Survive Without Money

Discovery Channel UK - Free Ride

Huffington Post India - This Man has Exactly 111 Possessions. And He's Happy

TreeHugger - Dude Making a Difference (Book Review)

TEDxTeen - How to End The Food Waste Fiasco

Vancouver Observer - An interview with Robin Greenfield, Dude Making a Difference

ABC San Diego - San Diego Environmentalist to Auction His Home and Donate the Money to Nonprofits

San Diego Magazine - San Diego Entrepreneur of the Week – Robin Greenfield

Sustainable America - Watch Robin Greenfield's Campaign Against Grocery Store Food Waste

ABC San Diego - Ocean Beach Man Lives Off the Grid and Reduces his Water use by 95 Percent

TreeHugger - Man Lives Rent-Free in $950 Home on Tiny Urban Homestead

Civil Eats - Go Ahead, Dumpster Dive. This Guy Will Pay the Fine

CCTV - Robin Greenfield is Dumpster Diving for Dinner

BBC Mundo - The Man who Fed himself for Months with Food from the Trash (Spanish)

Men's Health - Secrets to Eating Well from a Guy Who Dumpster Dives

Discovery Channel - Tethered

Los Angeles Times - Activist Dives in Dumpsters Across the U.S. to Highlight Food Waste

The Weather Channel - Robin Greenfield Dumpster Dives to Save the World from Food Waste Fiasco

Huffington Post Live - The Food Waste Fiasco: You Have to See It to Believe it

The Daily Mail - Dumpster-Diver Spent a MONTH Eating Only from Bins to Raise Awareness of Food Waste

USA Today - Dumpster Dining: Environmentalist Fights Food Waste

Fox Milwaukee - Raising Awareness of Food Waste by Dumpster Diving

The Capital Times - Dumpster Dining

Wisconsin State Journal - Ashland Man Biking Cross-Country to Highlight Food Waste

Mountain Life Magazine - Robin Greenfield: Sharing His Way Home

BBC Mundo - This Young Man Hasn't Showered in a Year for a Good Cause (Spanish)

BuzzFeed - Meet The Guy Who Just Went A Year Without Showering (And Isn’t Stopping)

Source Fed - Man Doesn’t Shower for a Year

Huffington Post - Lessons Learned From a Year Without Showering

Fox News - Man Eats Out of Dumpsters for a Week to Highlight Food Waste

NBC San Luis Obispo - The Do Good Tour: A Happy Healthy Earth

Yahoo - Bike-Riding Do-Gooder Planting Flowers and Picking Up Trash One City at a Time

ABC San Diego - Ocean Beach Man Promises to Ride Across United States if One-of-a-Kind Bamboo Bicycle Returned

The Guardian - Cycling across America: Lessons in Sustainability and Happiness

Grind TV - Biking Across the Country for the Planet with Adventurer Robin Greenfield

Connecticut Post - Cross-Country on a Bamboo Bike