How did we get here?

Homes That Heal, and Those That Don’t (B2C)

Posted on September 9, 2022 by greenerjsa

There are books that have marked a radical change in my understanding, and therefore in my career approaches, even my approaches to life, the universe, […]

Advocacy, Book Review, Critical commentary, health, How did we get here?, Is it sustainable, Materials Management, Products, Subject2Change

What Have We Done?! What Can We Do? (S2C E59)

Posted on August 12, 2022 by greenerjsa

We constantly discover amazing, wandering, wonderful journeys of life when we talk with our guests. Diane Ferguson is no exception. Our time with her is […]

Bio-synergistic design, community, DIY, Green Building Tools, health, How did we get here?, Inspiration, Interview, Materials Management, Process, Products, Subject2Change

From Chaos to Clarity (S2C E56)

Posted on July 15, 2022 by greenerjsa

Bob and and I met many years ago when I commented on his LinkedIn post, and challenged a thought process which shifted his perspective. He […]

Advocacy, Book Review, Critical commentary, health, How did we get here?, Inspiration, Interview, Personal Reflections, Subject2Change, Uncategorized

Calm Passion, and Welcoming Discoveries (S2C E55)

Posted on July 1, 2022 by greenerjsa

My apologies for the very long video on our YT site linked below, but I just could not trim or re-structure this gorgeous conversation. Graham […]

Advocacy, Book Review, Critical commentary, green business, How did we get here?, Inspiration, Interview, Is it sustainable, Process, Subject2Change

Humankind: A Hopeful History (B2C)

Posted on June 10, 2022 by greenerjsa

Need a book that gives you hope? Read this one. Need a book that unnerves you? Read this one. Need a book that has incredible […]

Advocacy, Book Review, Critical commentary, How did we get here?, Inspiration, Process, resilience, Subject2Change, Sustainability in Depth

“Reclaiming Your Community” with Majora Carter (S2C E53)

Posted on May 20, 2022 by greenerjsa

“Reclaiming Your Community” is Majora Carter’s recently published book in which she talks about her experiences in life, being an advocate, and in recognizing her […]