You don’t think of paradise as having a plastic problem. That’ s not how paradise should work should it? Our Sunshine State, often considered paradise, is making sure that plastic doesn’t become a problem.
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I started playing baseball when I was 5 years old on a Pee Wee team in my small town. My brothers were on the team, which is why I wanted to play. I wanted to be anywhere they were. This was 1973 and Title IX was barely a year old. The ink was barely dry on this federal civil rights law and I was the only girl on the team.
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VegNews reports on how after Hurricane Maria devastated Puerto Rico in 2017, global campaign Million Dollar Vegan donated $100,000 to nonprofit Chilis on Wheels to support its efforts to feed the survivors.
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I am a Patriot. I love America, this United States. I’ve traveled, literally, around the world and still love this country best.
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That’s right oh Hungry Hordes, we are on break until the end of August. We hope you dig into your summer like we’ll be digging into this watermelon. May they both be sweet, a little messy and refreshing!
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I have a confession to make to you, I’m a shitty vegan. It’s the pastries that do it for me.
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No one knew how many people to expect at Hendersonville NC’s (population 14,000) first pride event.
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This podcast doesn’t occur through my efforts alone. I’ve got the talking part down, but all the technical stuff is way out of my wheelhouse. And that is where my next guest swoops in.
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Last night was my 6th time seeing the San Francisco Gay Men’s Chorus (SFGMC) in concert. Every time I see them I’m blown away by their talent, inclusivity and sheer joy.
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It’s summertime and that means picnics, cook-outs and bbq’s abound. When the weather gets hot we want our drinks cold, which is where cooler’s come in.
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I’m always curious about peoples creative process. And when food is the medium of their art, I want to know it all.
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In yet another great example of the young people leading the way, two sisters in Bali have started Bye Bye Plastic Bags to educate, innovate and collaborate around the globe for a better world
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These food conversations can go just about anywhere. When they get into the history of food, that’s where my food dork really gets showing.
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It was the food and culture, not romance that connected me to "Always Be My Maybe".
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I talk often about how folks around the country are fighting to make sure there is food for all. A food co-op is being built in a predominately black neighborhood of Detroit to do just tha
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Women owned business, vegan food (that I have shoved into my face whenever I can) and growing up in a small town are all things I know about. So this next guest is the perfect person for me to talk to.
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It’s now June and that means it’s Pride Month. For those of you unaware of why there are rainbow covered parades and activities this month, they commemorate the Stonewall riots, which occurred at the end of June 1969.
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One of the newest methods to expand farm and ranch outputs while also building carbon capture is called Silvopasture.
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Finding shared values is a big part of this podcast. I use food conversations as the catalyst to find those connections. I never know where the guests are going to take me in our chats, and that is very compelling, don’t you think?
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What could have been a sad food news story, became a good food news story because of an immigrant entrepreneur. This story embodies almost everything I love: feeding children; community; Turkey; immigrants; and upstate NY!
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