Be Part of the Solution (S2C E58)
SEBS – South End Butterfly Sanctuary, Albany NY It is in the small, attentive, and respectful changes that we make in our lives, within our […]
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For the Love of the Sea, Music, Culture, Community (S2C E47)
Admittedly, I have some history with sea music, having gone on school trips every year to Mystic Seaport Museum, then having worked there for two […]
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The Intersection of Planning and Poetry (S2C E44)
Sometimes we chat with people that we think will be interesting, but we really don’t know what the outcome will be. It’s a total crap […]
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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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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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Energized Calm – Yasuragi Spa and Jimmy (S2C E31)
Lauren and I had a wonderful, fun, happy, and energizing chat with Jimmy Myhrinder. He is an award winning spa manager, running the Japanese Yasuragi […]
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Our Best Selves (S2C E27)
When we interview, we nearly always ask two questions. First, who is your hero; and second, what is the thing, be it a movement, an […]
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Make it – Figure Out How (S2C E16)
Todd Thomas can fit more passion and more verbiage into a few minutes of time than anyone else I know. His brain ticks along at […]
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Renaissance Man (S2C E13)
In our deep and fascinating conversation with Bart Trudeau of Trudeau Architects, pllc, we learn about data, computer programming for planning, landscaping, mankind’s relation to […]
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