Listen to Jessica now…

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Jessica Prentice is the highlighted guest this week and she brings her story of co-founding a worker-owned community kitchen in Berkeley, California. She presents a compelling case for why we need to change our growing, buying and eating habits. She and her partners have created a program that creates healthy food and healthy connecting and contributes to a healthy planet.

Visit her website at ThreeStoneHearth.com.

The WOA Baby this week supports the need to redesign the way we relate to food and suggests that we are looking in the wrong places to solve our economic crisis.

Enjoy it…and let us know what you think.

My two guests this week are inspiring examples of how the younger generations are both learning and promoting sustainability. Trathen Heckman, is Founder of Daily Acts, an organization that has taken community organizing to a whole new level of green awareness. Kathleen Garber, Public Outreach Manager for GreenWaste, is taking the smart recycling message to our schools.

Listen to Trathen and Kathleen now…

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Trathen Heckman, is the Founder of two organizations focused on sustainability and consicousness — Daily Acts and Green Sangha.

Listen to this inspiring young man’s journey as he awoke to greater consciousness and is now supporting and empowering individuals to “be the change.”

Hundreds of people participate in his Daily Acts sustainability tours inspiried by “hot-damn-they’re-fun” projects.

Check out more at Daily-Acts.org.

Next, Kathleen Garber tells us how she is taking the green recycling message to the schools from pre-K to high school. Her outreach takes her into the classrooms where she educates our young people on how to think with the end in mind when recycling.

Kathleen can be reached at [email protected].

Find out more at GreenWaste.com.

Happy Green Listening!