Today our guests are Whitney Mikkelsen and Jessica Ojea! We talked about food insecurity, food deserts and local solutions. But first we had a visit with Laurie Walker who is the director of USF Botanical Gardens. This Saturday 25th and Sunday 26th from 10am-3pm is the summer sale. USF Botanical Gardens members early entry is… Read more »
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On Monday’s (09/27/2021) sustainable living show we talked to St. Pete native Sarah Arrazola, who is the founder of St. Pete Ferments.
Sustainable Living : Florida Wildlife Corridor act
We talked to Jason Lauritsen about the Florida Wildlife corridor act being created and what it means for the State of Florida.
Sustainable Living: Sustainability in music
On Monday’s (09/13/2021) sustainable living show, we talked to Florida-grown musician Grant Peeples about sustainability in music.
Sustainable Living: Sustainability in Wellness
On Monday’s (09/06/2021) Sustainable Living show, we caught up with the founders of The Collective in St. Pete, a wellness studio
Sustainable Living: Preserving the Harvest with Delphine Geraci
On Monday’s (8/23/21) Sustainable Living show, we caught up with central Florida resident Delphine Geraci and talked about food preservation. Geraci, who is originally from Connecticut, has seemed to master food preservation at her HOA home in central Florida. She gave some great information in regards to freezing, drying and canning your fruits and veggies… Read more »
Textile Composting and the Real Price of Fashion
Listen in to the Sustainable Living July 5th, 2021 archive to learn about the textile waste stream and what the price of your clothing really is for the environment. We were joined Monday in-studio by Ericka Leigh of The Sewist Society to talk all things textile. Do you know the real price of the clothes… Read more »
Sustainable Living Monday, February 24th 2020
Monday’s Sustainable Living Program (02/24/20): EV’s ‘More Sense’ than ever with guests Phil Compton, of Suncoast Sierra Club, and Dory Larsen, with Southern Alliance for Clean Energy. Listen below:
Insects – Good and Bad on the Sustainable Living Program
On Monday’s Sustainable Living Program we had two guests talking about insects; good and bad. Paul Zamoda, a local plant and insect expert; and Daniel Dye, Gainesville area insect expert joined us. Daniel is also an expert on spiders and snakes and has written books about these subjects. Paul has expertise in various other gardening… Read more »
Compost Versus Waste on the Sustainable Living Program
On Monday’s Sustainable Living Program we had two guests talking about compost versus waste. Joining us was Joseph Jenkins, author of the Humanure Handbook, that was first published in 1994 and today the 4th edition of the bestseller is being released. Joe has traveled the world teaching others to make gardens instead of sewage. Also,… Read more »
