Many of us love the idea of a Farmer’s Market in our town or city. Yet, so many markets fail. Why is that?
Have you heard people say that they can’t afford to shop at a Farmer’s Market? Or maybe that is what you are thinking as well.
by Emily Gerde
Isabelle Nagel-Brice is a tiny house consultant, guiding people through the different phases of their builds. She has put together The Healthy Tiny House Kit, which she offers to DIY and professional builders looking to build a chemical-free and healthy tiny home with continuous fresh air ventilation. Continue reading
During the interview, we addressed the question: “Why are Women’s Retreats important? Actually, a lot of the conversation between me and the Full Moon Women’s Retreats Founders Claudia Franzosi and Bonnie Bertano centered on this theme. Continue reading
Steven Cornett has the farming bug!! Or rather, the backyard farming bug. Maybe someday, he wants to farm a bigger piece of land in the country. But right now, the farming in the city is fulfilling his dreams.
He happily works many hours to get his backyard farm off the ground.
Until not too long ago, he also worked a regular job – a job he actually liked.
Often, we think of the New Year as a great time for new beginnings. We make lists, create vision boards, set resolutions and get all busy and business like to put the new version of ourselves and our lives into place.
Well, this podcast and post are not about New Year’s resolutions at all. Continue reading
We all want to see an end to hunger and poverty all over the world, right? What is the first thing that comes to mind when thinking about ways to do that? Donating to a charity, right? Or supporting more foreign aid going to a country.
The future of humanity may very well rest on the success of the small, sustainable farm.
If that sounds like a severe exaggeration to you, you might find today’s interview with author Elvira Di’Brigit quite illuminating.
Linda Kelso is a podcaster, a blogger, and a business woman. She is the owner and operator of LK Landscape Design.
You might ask, why in the world have a podcaster on your podcast?
Good question!! Continue reading
Lindsey McCoy has a master’s degree in nonprofit management and spent the last 10 years working on environmental education in the Bahamas, islands full of single-use plastic
She and her sister, Allison Webster, co-founded a company, Plaine Products, that offers shampoo, conditioner and body wash in aluminum bottles that can be returned, refilled and reused.
Mark Lefko is the author of Global Sustainability – 21 Leading CEOs Show How To do Well By Doing Good
If you have listened for a while to our podcast, you know that we talk a lot about small steps towards a more sustainable life we all can implement. All these individual actions together have the potential to make a big differen
ce. Continue reading
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