Women are our Trim Tabs (S2C E43)
Lauren and I spent about an hour with Kelly and Steffani discussing the power of the AAWCC (American Association of Women in Community Colleges) and […]
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Inequity Makes For Lousy Communities (S2C E42)
Yes, I said it. Many of us are in lousy communities, built on racism and continued by a lack of awareness. Shannon and Lauren also […]
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Plant-Powered Passion (S2C E41)
I felt like a bug under a microscope. My life loves, cheese and gravlax (Sweets, I swear you come first!), up for discussion and derision. […]
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More Than a Passion for Petunias! (S2C E40)
Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) for flowers and herbs, a knack for growing things, canning, fermenting, and creating community through food and flowers. Suzanne Maloney is […]
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Lauren and I decided to share a few reflections on this Throwback Thursday, especially as it is a week after Thanksgiving, which is always a […]
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A Wine Made From Birch Tree Sap (S2C E39)
Birch Wine gets two (actually four) thumbs up. Lauren and I got a chance to taste this wonderful wine at Meadowdale Winery, just outside of […]
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The Customer Experience, AI, and Performance (S2C E38)
Who is a customer? What does data have to do with the experience, and how can AI help us improve it? What about reading the […]
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World Building and Climate (S2C E37)
Why are we fascinated with apocalyptic scenarios and dystopian futures? What is our fascination with explosions and the collapse of all we know? And what […]
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Material Shifts (E36) – Paul Crovella
Do you think of wood as passe, old-school, rudimentary? Well, think again. In our conversation with Paul Crovella we learn that mass timber is one […]
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Service and Transitions (S2C E35)
We are so very lucky this week to spend some time with Sandy Daigler, who has been in NY state service for most of her […]
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