A conversation with Lil Milagro Henriquez - Executive Director and Founder of Mycelium Youth Network. Mycelium Youth Network (MYN) provides high-quality Science Technology Engineering Arts and Math (STEAM) programming with a focus on ancestrally-grounded climate resilience that is free or low-cost to low-income youth in the Bay Area.

A conversation with Lil Milagro Henriquez - Executive Director and Founder of Mycelium Youth Network. Mycelium Youth Network (MYN) provides high-quality Science Technology Engineering Arts and Math (STEAM) programming with a focus on ancestrally-grounded climate resilience that is free or low-cost to low-income youth in the Bay Area.

Youth, Gaming and Climate Solutions - The Next Generation is on it.

Karen Crespo Triveno, of Quechua, Bolivian ancestry talks about the importance of ancestral knowledge, working with reciprocity and land-caring - and bringing them into environmental activism.Show Links: Leaders4earth: https://www.instagram.com/p/CGVuvt9J-4O/Women’s Earth Alliance: https://womensearthalliance.org#earthday #indigenousknowledge #savetheearth #environmentaljustice #womensearthalliance #leaders4earth

Karen Crespo Triveno, of Quechua, Bolivian ancestry talks about the importance of ancestral knowledge, working with reciprocity and land-caring - and bringing them into environmental activism. Show Links: Leaders4earth: <a href="https://www.instagram.com/p/CGVuvt9J-4O/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.instagram.com/p/CGVuvt9J-4O/</a> Women’s Earth Alliance: <a href="https://womensearthalliance.org" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://womensearthalliance.org</a> #earthday #indigenousknowledge #savetheearth #environmentaljustice #womensearthalliance #leaders4earth

Ancestral Knowledge - Its Importance to Environmental Activism

An uplifting conversation with Dr. Elin Kelsey whose latest book is"Hope Matters: How Changing the Way We Think is Critical to Solving the Environmental Crisis."

We Are Not Sunk.  Translating Hope Into Action

How Sara Barber created her company Eeviee.com to organize recycling materials back into the economy.

How Sara Barber created her company <a href="http://Eeviee.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Eeviee.com</a> to organize recycling materials back into the economy.

What am I going to do with all this stuff? Recycling to Reuse.

Talking with Ellie Cotlar, fashion designer and sustainability consultant about sustainable fashion and how consumers can make more educated choices to support the environment.

Sustainable Fashion - Who Made My Clothes? - Getting to Transparency

In this episode, I have a conversation with Claire Schlemme, one of the co-founders of Renewal Mill - a company that upcycles food waste into baking flour - with tasty ingredients to make brownies, cookies, and muffins.

Upcycling Food Waste (With Good Taste)

Talking with environmental artist Stacy Levy about her work and how it integrates with water and rain in urban environments.

What's Rain Got To Do With It? - Hydrology to Combat Climate Change

This season we are starting out with ‘GREEN INFRASTRUCTURE” and a conversation with Kat Sawyer who is the Green Infrastructure Manager at the Watershed Project, in Richmond California.  The goal is to make our watersheds more resilient with green schools, rain gardens, stormwater catchment, healthier public spaces, making cities climate-resilient. Trillions of gallons of stormwater runoff flood our roads and streets every year.  Green infrastructure can change that.Show Links:https://thewatershedproject.org/

This season we are starting out with ‘GREEN INFRASTRUCTURE” and a conversation with Kat Sawyer who is the Green Infrastructure Manager at the Watershed Project, in Richmond California. The goal is to make our watersheds more resilient with green schools, rain gardens, stormwater catchment, healthier public spaces, making cities climate-resilient. Trillions of gallons of stormwater runoff flood our roads and streets every year. Green infrastructure can change that. Show Links: <a href="https://thewatershedproject.org/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://thewatershedproject.org/</a>

Green Infrastructure - Designing with Nature to Manage Rain and Storm Water

In today’s episode, I had a conversation with Claire Attkisson, founder and creator of Live Creative Studio, an online Sustainable Business, marketing and branding business. Claire has an MBA in Sustainable Business and she gave us insights about the Triple Bottom Line and the Circular Economy, both foundational to having a sustainable business. Live Creative Studio also supports an online global marketplace featuring a wide range of innovative and creative businesses offering shopping alternatives for the eco-conscious shopper.Show Links:https://livecreativestudio.com | a sustainable business, marketing, shopping hub.

In today’s episode, I had a conversation with Claire Attkisson, founder and creator of Live Creative Studio, an online Sustainable Business, marketing and branding business. Claire has an MBA in Sustainable Business and she gave us insights about the Triple Bottom Line and the Circular Economy, both foundational to having a sustainable business. Live Creative Studio also supports an online global marketplace featuring a wide range of innovative and creative businesses offering shopping alternatives for the eco-conscious shopper. Show Links: <a href="https://livecreativestudio.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://livecreativestudio.com</a> | a sustainable business, marketing, shopping hub.

Money Talks Sustainable Business, Shopping and Innovation - You can take THAT to the bank.

In today’s episode I’ll be talking with artist and now farmer Marie Krane creator and founder to Tomato Bliss and Lotus Flower Farm where she is growing heirloom tomatoes using regenerative farming practices and crop diversity.  We will be discussing why crop diversity is so important, how these practices restore nutrients to the soil that result in more excellent tasting tomatoes, and how nutrient-rich soil can sequester carbon. Show Links:https://tomatobliss.com | independent sustainable farmers grow heirloom tomatoes.https://kissthegroundmovie.com | a movie about regenerative farming and restoring soil to grow healthy food.#recipeforbliss, #tomatobliss

In today’s episode I’ll be talking with artist and now farmer Marie Krane creator and founder to Tomato Bliss and Lotus Flower Farm where she is growing heirloom tomatoes using regenerative farming practices and crop diversity. We will be discussing why crop diversity is so important, how these practices restore nutrients to the soil that result in more excellent tasting tomatoes, and how nutrient-rich soil can sequester carbon. Show Links: <a href="https://tomatobliss.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://tomatobliss.com</a> | independent sustainable farmers grow heirloom tomatoes. <a href="https://kissthegroundmovie.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://kissthegroundmovie.com</a> | a movie about regenerative farming and restoring soil to grow healthy food. #recipeforbliss, #tomatobliss

Tomato Bliss- A Happy Vegetable or a revolutionary way to grow food.

Environmental Voices Rising is committed to amplifying the voices of all who are working on the frontlines to create sustainable and equitable solutions that will protect all sentient beings, our planet, our resources and our legacy for future generations.

Join me and Kahea Pacheco - a mixed heritage native Hawaiian woman in a conversation about how women’s relationship with the land and resources can uniquely position them to lead on environmental issues.We discuss what environmental violence is and the impact that violence to the land in the form of depleted soil, polluted air and water is detrimental to the health of a community. Kahea also discusses her work at Women’s Earth Alliance and how they are supporting women-led environmental organizations. WEA is beginning its 15th year and has pivoted during the Covid pandemic to provide virtual and online assistance to the women they support.Show Links:https://womensearthalliance.org/ | global organization that trains and supports grass-root women’s environmental efforts to build healthy sustainable communities.

Join me and Kahea Pacheco - a mixed heritage native Hawaiian woman in a conversation about how women’s relationship with the land and resources can uniquely position them to lead on environmental issues. We discuss what environmental violence is and the impact that violence to the land in the form of depleted soil, polluted air and water is detrimental to the health of a community. Kahea also discusses her work at Women’s Earth Alliance and how they are supporting women-led environmental organizations. WEA is beginning its 15th year and has pivoted during the Covid pandemic to provide virtual and online assistance to the women they support. Show Links: <a href="https://womensearthalliance.org/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://womensearthalliance.org/</a> | global organization that trains and supports grass-root women’s environmental efforts to build healthy sustainable communities.

Women and Land - How growing up on the land led to a career in environmental justice.

In this episode I talk with Linda Hunter, the Founder and Director of The Wild Oyster Project in San Francisco. We discuss how The Wild Oyster Project has pivoted from their usual program of using oyster shells to build oyster reefs in the San Francisco Bay because of the restrictions during the Covid pandemic. These reefs are part of coastal habitat restoration projects that help restore native habitats and protect the coast from sea level rise. Sea level rise that results from climate change is on the agenda of coastal cities. The Wild Oyster Project uses community engagement and educational outreach to include community support to help people understand their local ecosystem and how they can be part of the climate change solution.Show Links:  https://wildoysters.org/ | works to restore native oysters to San Francisco Bay, to clean the water and mitigate sea-level rise.https://savesfbay.org/ | San Francisco regional organization working to protect and restore water and coastal habitat.

In this episode I talk with Linda Hunter, the Founder and Director of The Wild Oyster Project in San Francisco. We discuss how The Wild Oyster Project has pivoted from their usual program of using oyster shells to build oyster reefs in the San Francisco Bay because of the restrictions during the Covid pandemic. These reefs are part of coastal habitat restoration projects that help restore native habitats and protect the coast from sea level rise. Sea level rise that results from climate change is on the agenda of coastal cities. The Wild Oyster Project uses community engagement and educational outreach to include community support to help people understand their local ecosystem and how they can be part of the climate change solution. Show Links: <a href="https://wildoysters.org/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://wildoysters.org/</a> | works to restore native oysters to San Francisco Bay, to clean the water and mitigate sea-level rise. <a href="https://savesfbay.org/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://savesfbay.org/</a> | San Francisco regional organization working to protect and restore water and coastal habitat.

Oysters and Climate Change - sea level rise? The oysters are ready.

Environmental Voices Rising - Women at the Mic

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