Plastics, Toxins, and Carbon, Oh My (S2C E15)
This week Lauren and I welcome a superstar of the greening of NY state, the nation, and the world. Judith Enck, former EPA Administrator in […]
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Every Child is Smart (S2C E14)
I walked away from our conversation with Kenyon Black energized and inspired, and you can hear Lauren’s excitement as well. I can’t think of a […]
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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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Leading from Within (S2C E12)
I have always found that the world of architecture and engineering, especially when it comes to sustainability, is full of big thinkers, aspirational leaders, and […]
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Reflections that are Subject2Change
I spent about four hours today rigorously cleaning my house. I swept, dusted, vacuumed, and even mopped. I delved into crevices that I haven’t cleaned […]
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Part 2 – The Soap Business and the Inspiration of Family (S2C E11)
It was so fun to talk with Mark Harrison about Black Kettle Soap, Company, his family’s craft-made soap and cleaning product business. Located in Troy, […]
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Part 1 – How Clean Can a Business Be? (S2C E11)
It was so fun to talk with Mark Harrison about Black Kettle Soap, Company, his family’s craft-made soap and cleaning product business. Located in Troy, […]
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Aren’t You Curious about Love, Health, and Connections? (S2C E10)
Meet Kelly Kinahan in this brief video as she speaks to us about personal health, balance of life/work, and her desire to share her discoveries. […]
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The Phases of Sustainability
I realized that I have not written a post in awhile, other than to promote my newest endeavor, the YouTube channel I am co-hosting with […]
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Part 2 – The Canals of NY State: Diesel versus Electric (S2C E9)
Thank you for joining us for our wonderful conversation with George Ward (Folklorist) and David Borton (retired RPI Professor) with their reflections on diesel boats […]
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