In this episode, Josh and a waste expert visit a suburban family of four to provide practical options to drastically reduce residential trash. Later, a pet groomer learns how some green choices will save her time and money.
In this episode, Josh visits a rock star fashion stylist who confesses he seldom considers green options; later, Josh consults with a busy school principal.
In this episode, an interior designer explores green options in upholstery and textiles, and a green wedding planner reveals eco-friendly decor, food and party favors.
In this episode, Josh explores eco-friendly options in transportation and energy with a small city mayor, and suggests green solutions for a Beverly Hills beauty salon.
In this episode, Josh suggests eco-friendly options to a colorful assortment of challenging skeptics: a private chef, a courier driver and some UCLA frat brothers.
In this episode, Josh explores landscaping options with a designer and water conservation expert and later suggests how his brother can cut a $500-a-month utility bill.
In this episode, Josh visits a Brooklyn bar to explore options in eco-friendly imbibing, and advises an entertainment business on reducing waste and unnecessary travel.
In the first segment, The Lazy Interior Designer, host Josh Dorfman struggles to find green solutions for a very skeptical and demanding interior designer. In the second segment a family of campers pack up their generator and creature comforts to camp with as little environmental impact as possible.
In the first segment, host Josh Dorfman meets high-end Lazy Fashion Designer Nony Tochterman and tries to find sustainable fabrics that meet her impossibly high standards. In segment 2 Josh gets his hands dirty trying to convince two Lazy Mechanics that it's easy to green their auto customizing business.
The first segment features a Lazy Make-up Artist who doesn't believe that beauty products come in shades of green. In segment 2, Host Josh Dorfman tries to convince Lazy Exterminator John Gloske that you can still kill bugs dead using an eco-friendly approach.
In segment 1, The Lazy Surfer, Host Josh Dorfman must find green solutions for a professional surfer to test out in a competition. In the second segment, greening a typical teenager proves to be a tougher challenge than Josh anticipated.
In the first segment, The Lazy Band, Host Josh Dorfman attempts to green the band Raining Jane by giving them eco-friendly instruments and merchandise to test out at an LA gig. In segment 2 Josh tries to green a moving company which then has to use all new eco-materials on a big move.
Segment 1 finds Host Josh Dorfman a bit out of his element trying to green a Tucson-based daycare by finding eco-friendly toys, art supplies and diapers. In the second segment Josh must find eco-friendly stones and materials for two San Francisco-based jewelry designers who are hosting an open house featuring their new green jewelry lines.
