Shows In This Series
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The Pit of Possibilities Charley McClintock talked about social ecology, local agriculture, sustainable practices, backyard landscapes, energy from compost, driftwood art, and vertical gardening. Produced with facilities provided by Vermont Community Access Media (VCAM).Watch now » |
069 | Monday, May 23, 2016 |
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Homestead Ecology Mike Ather, creator of Backyard Wilderness, talked about re-wilding, environmental protection, historical land use, and herbal healing. Produced with facilities provided by Vermont Community Access Media (VCAM).Watch now » |
068 | Monday, May 9, 2016 |
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Social and Environmental Philanthropy Melanie Interviewed Cliff Landesman—currently a board member of two nonprofits: The Lake Champlain Committee and I Challenge Myself, a New-York-City–based nonprofit. We discussed Cliff's interest in human-powered boating, biking, and philosophy. Philanthropy at any level of income/wealth, and...Watch now » |
067 | Monday, March 28, 2016 |
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The Future of Burlington's South End Arts District A group conversation with South End residents regarding the Pine Street corridor and future changes. Discussed what people like about the South End and Pine Street, and hopes for the future of the area. Produced with facilities provided by Vermont Community Access Media (VCAM...Watch now » |
066 | Monday, March 14, 2016 |
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Growth Mike Winters talked about his path from being an art teacher to a lawyer, then on to an organic farmer and raw juice vendor. He discussed his defining moment of finding peace from anxiety, stress, and negative thoughts that lead him to pursue a new life of greater potential, simplicity, and joy...Watch now » |
065 | Monday, February 29, 2016 |
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Every Child Takes Center Stage Don Wright, creator and executive director of Very Merry Theatre, talked about his childhood growing up in a residential prep school community in New Hampshire where his parents taught, and time at their country place in Vermont. He started both HomeBase, a program designed to assist adults with...Watch now » |
064 | Monday, February 15, 2016 |
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Mobile Bike Shop Interview with John A. Lucas, bike mechanic and founder of R4vt, a bike rescue and repair business. John talked about his history, including his mechanical interests as a youth, and how he started this bike recycling program. John is committed to rescuing bikes from the waste stream, and...Watch now » |
063 | Monday, January 4, 2016 |
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The Future of Protein Interview with Steve Swanson—owner of Tomorrow's Harvest cricket farm, producing high-quality protein powder for human consumption. We discussed raising crickets, the benefits of insect protein for the environment and human health. Also talked about food norm, trends, flavors, and the move...Watch now » |
062 | Monday, December 21, 2015 |
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Local Food Systems Interview with Ren Weiner, local cook and pastry chef, creating donuts and other baked goods incorporating local wild foods, organic ingredients, etc. Ren is passionate about reducing food waste, and helping to re-create sustainable food systems and production methods in Vermont. ...Watch now » |
061 | Monday, December 7, 2015 |
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Energy and Social Justice Interviewed Beth Sachs, co-founder of Vermont Energy Investment Corporation, which includes Efficiency Vermont programs. Beth talked about her experiences in college and after, working with organizations promoting alternative, cleaner energy possibilities, her life's path in experiencing and...Watch now » |
60 | Monday, November 23, 2015 |
