Podcasts about green festival

Fluent Fiction - Spanish: Floating Gardens of Xochimilco: Where Culture Meets Conservation Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.com/es/episode/2025-02-25-23-34-02-es Story Transcript:Es: En Xochimilco, el sol de primavera brillaba intensamente sobre los jardines flotantes.En: In Xochimilco, the spring sun shone brightly over the floating gardens.Es: Las flores de la estación llenaban el aire con sus fragancias dulces.En: The flowers of the season filled the air with their sweet fragrances.Es: Los colores vivos de las trajineras se reflejaban en el agua tranquila, creando un cuadro perfecto.En: The vibrant colors of the trajineras reflected in the calm water, creating a perfect picture.Es: Valeria caminaba por los jardines con una lista en la mano.En: Valeria walked through the gardens with a list in hand.Es: Sus ojos brillaban con entusiasmo.En: Her eyes shone with enthusiasm.Es: "Este festival será especial," pensaba.En: "This festival will be special," she thought.Es: Siempre había amado la naturaleza, y los jardines flotantes tenían un lugar especial en su corazón.En: She had always loved nature, and the floating gardens held a special place in her heart.Es: Quería que todos vieran la belleza de Xochimilco y entendieran por qué era importante preservar su ecosistema.En: She wanted everyone to see the beauty of Xochimilco and understand why it was important to preserve its ecosystem.Es: A su lado estaba Mateo, su amigo de confianza y experto en plantas locales.En: Beside her was Mateo, her trustworthy friend and expert in local plants.Es: "Dudo que Isabel quiera lo mismo," dijo Mateo, su voz llena de dudas.En: "I doubt Isabel wants the same," said Mateo, his voice full of doubt.Es: Era escéptico sobre las intenciones de Isabel, quien recientemente había mostrado más interés en el dinero que en la preservación.En: He was skeptical about Isabel's intentions, who had recently shown more interest in money than in preservation.Es: Mientras tanto, Isabel estaba concentrada en otra cosa.En: Meanwhile, Isabel was focused on something else.Es: "Necesitamos más turistas," decía.En: "We need more tourists," she said.Es: "Esto llevará Xochimilco al siguiente nivel."En: "This will take Xochimilco to the next level."Es: Su enfoque siempre parecía estar en los beneficios económicos.En: Her focus always seemed to be on economic benefits.Es: Para ella, el festival era una oportunidad comercial.En: For her, the festival was a business opportunity.Es: La presión aumentaba.En: The pressure was mounting.Es: Valeria se sentía atrapada entre sus principios y las demandas de Isabel.En: Valeria felt caught between her principles and Isabel's demands.Es: Sin embargo, no estaba dispuesta a rendirse.En: However, she was not willing to give up.Es: Sabía que debía encontrar una manera de cumplir su visión sin comprometer lo que era importante.En: She knew she had to find a way to fulfill her vision without compromising what was important.Es: La reunión crucial se dio en una trajinera multicolor, llena de flores.En: The crucial meeting took place on a multicolored trajinera, filled with flowers.Es: Valeria respiró profundo y sonrió.En: Valeria took a deep breath and smiled.Es: Había una solución.En: There was a solution.Es: Había decidido invitar a defensores del medio ambiente al festival.En: She had decided to invite environmental advocates to the festival.Es: Estas figuras influyentes atraerían a un público que valorara tanto la ecología como la cultura.En: These influential figures would attract an audience that valued both ecology and culture.Es: El día del festival llegó.En: The day of the festival arrived.Es: Xochimilco se llenó de vida.En: Xochimilco was filled with life.Es: Las trajineras navegaban por los canales, llevando personas maravilladas por la belleza natural.En: The trajineras navigated the channels, carrying people amazed by the natural beauty.Es: Mateo observaba satisfecho.En: Mateo watched with satisfaction.Es: "Quizás tenías razón, Valeria."En: "Perhaps you were right, Valeria."Es: Isabel estaba allí, entre los asistentes, asombrada por el éxito.En: Isabel was there, among the attendees, amazed by the success.Es: "Este festival es diferente," admitió.En: "This festival is different," she admitted.Es: La mezcla de turismo y respeto por la naturaleza era evidente para todos.En: The mixture of tourism and respect for nature was evident to everyone.Es: Cada rincón hablaba de cuidado y respeto, no solo de comercio.En: Every corner spoke of care and respect, not just commerce.Es: Al final del día, Valeria se sintió triunfante.En: At the end of the day, Valeria felt triumphant.Es: Había logrado su meta sin sacrificar sus valores.En: She had achieved her goal without sacrificing her values.Es: Había enseñado, a su manera, que la preservación podía ir de la mano con el éxito.En: She had shown, in her own way, that preservation could go hand in hand with success.Es: Isabel, por su parte, había aprendido una lección valiosa sobre la importancia de preservar la herencia cultural y ecológica.En: Isabel, for her part, had learned a valuable lesson about the importance of preserving cultural and ecological heritage.Es: Así, los jardines flotantes de Xochimilco siguieron contando su historia a todo aquel dispuesto a escuchar, uniendo a los admiradores de la naturaleza y la cultura en un solo rincón del mundo.En: Thus, the floating gardens of Xochimilco continued to tell their story to all willing to listen, uniting admirers of nature and culture in one small corner of the world. Vocabulary Words:the spring: la primaverathe fragrance: la fraganciathe garden: el jardínvibrant: vivothe water: el aguaenthusiasm: entusiasmothe ecosystem: el ecosistematrustworthy: de confianzadoubt: la dudaskeptical: escépticointentions: las intencionespreservation: la preservaciónthe pressure: la presiónthe principle: el principiodemands: las demandasto compromise: comprometerthe solution: la soluciónto attract: atraerinfluential: influyentethe audience: el públicoto value: valorarnatural beauty: belleza naturalsatisfaction: satisfacciónto admit: admitirevident: evidentethe corner: el rincónto sacrifice: sacrificarto succeed: tener éxitothe heritage: la herenciathe admirers: los admiradores

Flooding and winds have caused more than $1 billion in damage in Sarasota-Manatee this year. How will we rebuild? WSLR reporter Mark Warriner is asking the hard questions, and we will air part one of his three-part report now. Next: NASA has been watching Sarasota from space. The idea: Identifying local hotspots in a heating climate. NASA has series of recommendations, and two representatives will present them at a sustainability workshop next week. Then: Big Mama's Collard Green Festival is indestructible. The hurricanes did postpone it, but still turned out to be one of the social highlights of of the year for Newtown and Sarasota. Ramon Lopez was there. 

Podcast Jarka Szubrychta to opowieść o muzyce nie przez pryzmat nowych singli i płyt, ale z perspektywy życia koncertowego i festiwalowego. To rozmowy zza kulis, mniej skupiające się na samych artystach, a bardziej na tych, którzy poza zasięgiem naszego wzroku ciężko pracują na to, by wszystko dobrze brzmiało i wyglądało. Gośćmi tego odcinka są Anna Pruszyńska i Jacek Zmiczerewski, organizatorzy Olsztyn Green Festival. Opowiadają o tym, jak z lokalnego wydarzenia festiwal się rozrósł i 60 proc. festiwalowiczów to ludzie z całej Polski. Mówią też o tym, jak przy produkcji festiwalu współpracuje się z miastem i dlaczego stawiają na polską muzykę, a nie ściągają gwiazd z zagranicy.

Strap in, party people, because we're kicking this weekend into high gear with the Mean Green Event. As the riffs rain down, you won't want to miss the intrigue of our mystery MC and the chance to win big in our tattoo raffle.  The event offers a great chance to get out and enjoy a fun and festive atmosphere. Switching tracks to the football field, we're not just tossing around pigskins; we're dissecting the latest NFL shake-ups with precision. Baker Mayfield's suiting up for Tampa Bay, but that's just the tip of the iceberg. Follow Seth and me as we navigate the implications of power moves like Josh Jacobs and Austin Eckler finding new homes, and we weigh in on the potential future stars poised to make their mark via the draft. Hold onto your helmets because the chatter about high-stakes contracts and strategic plays is as gripping as a fourth-quarter Hail Mary.Lastly, I'm stoked to take you on a personal journey through the tight-knit world of archery, sharing the warm embrace of this passionate community. From my nostalgic trip down memory lane rediscovering my father's old bows to the excitement of my new role on the Bushnell Park District Board, we lay out the blueprints for giving back and fostering local camaraderie. Check out Dial The Wild on Facebook and Instagram#dialthewild

Dig into the roots of soul food with Adrian Miller, better known as the Soul Food Scholar.

John Beske and Marla Rose, Vegan Street's 25th Birthday! JOHN BESKE is a long-time veteran of graphic design, advertising and marketing with stints at a series of large and small advertising agencies including Leo Burnett and Della Femina McNamee. During this time, he produced print, television, promotional and retail advertising and design for dozens of companies including such famous brands as General Mills, Sony, Popsicle, Miller Brewing and, yes, even McDonald's. Eventually, he became disillusioned the advertising industry and left the agency scene to become an art director for brands he believed were doing good in the world. Shortly after, he co-founded a visionary marketing agency called Sustain that devoted all of its work to building the messaging of non-profits in the environmental and social justice sectors including campaigns for Sierra Club, Earthjustice and the Rainforest Action Network. During this same time, he teamed up with Marla to create the pioneering website Vegan Street in 1998, and open a Chicago chapter of EarthSave International in 1999.  In 2005, he left Sustain to form John Beske Communications, which has been building the brands of vegan and ecologically responsible companies and organizations for more than a decade. John Beske Communications has now been folded into Vegan Street Media. MARLA ROSE is an award-nominated journalist, columnist, public speaker, recipe developer and author as well as event planner. Since leaving her job in humane education in 1998, Marla has dedicated her life to building vegan culture and community and today she writes most of the content for Vegan Street. In 1999, Marla was the founding chairperson of EarthSave Chicago, which hosted dozens of monthly potlucks, each featuring speakers, and produced five major day-long vegan conferences called The Conference for Conscious Living, which ultimately evolved into  Chicago VeganMania, which was a popular free festival for ten years. In 2009, she and her partner John Beske were awarded Activists of the Year by Mercy for Animals and won Green America‘s People and Planet Award in 2015. For the past several years, she has been writing feature stories for magazines and has spoken at the Green Festival, Animal Rights Conference, Vegetarian Summerfest and many other conferences and festivals. She is a frequent writer for  VegNews  magazine, a writer of feature stories and author of several books.

PERUGIA (ITALPRESS) - Spettacoli e dibattiti con al centro il tema dell'ambiente e della sostenibilità. Sarà un'estate ricca di eventi con l'ottava edizione dell'Umbria Green Festivalabr/mgg/gsl

PERUGIA (ITALPRESS) - Spettacoli e dibattiti con al centro il tema dell'ambiente e della sostenibilità. Sarà un'estate ricca di eventi con l'ottava edizione dell'Umbria Green Festivalabr/mgg/gsl

Die Rhätische Bahn will einen Weltrekord aufstellen: Ende Oktober soll der längste Personenzug der Welt über die Albulastrecke fahren. Er ist fast zwei Kilometer lang und soll 100 Wagen haben. Weiter in der Sendung: * ZH: Die reformierte Kirche will nun auch Freikirchen integrieren. * BS: Die Armee stellt 700 Leute für den Zionistenkongress zur Verfügung. * AG: Eine neue Unterführung für Wildtiere ermöglicht die Wanderung vom Jura ins Reusstal. * TG: Das «Out in the Green»-Festival in Frauenfeld muss ohne die Band «Metallica» stattfinden. Weitere Themen: - GR: Der längste Zug der Welt soll vor Bilderbuchkulisse fahren

We are joined by Keith Leech, the organiser of Hastings Jack in the Green Festival. Keith explains the history of the Jack in the Green tradition and how this pageantry is performed all over the South of England to celebrate the coming of spring and summer. - Introduction to Jack in the Green tradition - Links to Green Man and other May Day festivals - How the festival is celebrated in the South of England Hastings Jack in the Green festival takes place 29th April to 2nd May Find out mre at www.hastingstraditionaljackinthegreen.co.uk For other events and more historyof Jack in the Green and the Green Man traditions and more events around the UK look at The COmpany of the Green Man www.thecompanyofthegreenman.wordpress.com

Winter is prime growing season in Florida. And each February, thousands of folks from across descend upon the Carter G. Woodson African American Museum to celebrate one crop in particular: collard greens. This year's Tampa Bay Collard Green Festival is set for Saturday, Feb. 19 at the Carter G. Woodson African American Museum in St. Petersburg. There'll be plant giveaways, nutrition seminars, a collard green cook-off and more. But the significance of the Tampa Bay Collard Green Festival goes far beyond the leafy vegetables. The event attracts around 3,000 people of all ages and races to the historically Black neighborhood of South St. Petersburg, making it a celebration of diversity. Heading into the festival's fifth year, Dalia chatted with festival cofounders Boyzell Hosey and Samantha Harris. Boyzell starts by explaining how the event came to be. Listen to the end to learn who this year's headliner will be.Related episodes:Toni Tipton-Martin Celebrates African-American Chefs in “Jubilee”How Chef Edouardo Jordan's St. Pete Roots Gave Him a “Chitlins State of Mind”Documentary Explores Tampa Bay's Black-Owned RestaurantsIt's Always Sunny at St. Petersburg's Brick Street FarmsHacks to Help You Eat More Veggies

Winter is prime growing season in Florida. And each February, thousands of folks from across descend upon the Carter G. Woodson African American Museum to celebrate one crop in particular: collard greens. This year's Tampa Bay Collard Green Festival is set for Saturday, Feb. 19 at the Carter G. Woodson African American Museum in St. Petersburg. There'll be plant giveaways, nutrition seminars, a collard green cook-off and more. But the significance of the Tampa Bay Collard Green Festival goes far beyond the leafy vegetables. The event attracts around 3,000 people of all ages and races to the historically Black neighborhood of South St. Petersburg, making it a celebration of diversity. Heading into the festival's fifth year, Dalia chatted with festival cofounders Boyzell Hosey and Samantha Harris. Boyzell starts by explaining how the event came to be. Listen to the end to learn who this year's headliner will be.Related episodes:Toni Tipton-Martin Celebrates African-American Chefs in “Jubilee”How Chef Edouardo Jordan's St. Pete Roots Gave Him a “Chitlins State of Mind”Documentary Explores Tampa Bay's Black-Owned RestaurantsIt's Always Sunny at St. Petersburg's Brick Street FarmsHacks to Help You Eat More Veggies

Whirl, a Dream Team fan-artist, joins us for a talk about Tubbo's (the Green) Festival.Guest Bio: Whirl is a Dream Team fan-artist. She often draws iconic moments from their videos, but she's recently dipped into making comics too. She's also finished a few projects on Twitter for Dream's YT milestones.Whirl:@whirldraws (everywhere)We Live On Angst:@weliveonangst (Twitter/TikTok/Instagram)weliveonangstpod.wordpress.com (Website)https://discord.gg/w7kWyfbHmX (Discord)

Whirl, a Dream Team fan-artist, joins us for a talk about Tubbo's (the Green) Festival.Guest Bio: Whirl is a Dream Team fan-artist. She often draws iconic moments from their videos, but she's recently dipped into making comics too. She's also finished a few projects on Twitter for Dream's YT milestones.Whirl:@whirldraws (everywhere)We Live On Angst:@weliveonangst (Twitter/TikTok/Instagram)weliveonangstpod.wordpress.com (Website)https://discord.gg/w7kWyfbHmX (Discord)

Dana Neiger, Hive, Bianca Rayner, Succentrix Business Advisors, and Douglas Young, Indie Green Festival (Family Business Radio, Episode 21) With a theme of forging their own paths, Dana Neiger of Hive, Bianca Rayner of Succentrix Business Advisors, and Douglas Young of Indie Green Festival talked with host Anthony Chen about how and why they chose […] The post Dana Neiger, Hive; Bianca Rayner, Succentrix Business Advisors; and Douglas Young, Indie Green Festival appeared first on Business RadioX ®.

Aujourd’hui, je CAUSE avec Najma Souroque, Cheffe de projet développement durable & production pour le festival We Love Green. Avec Najma, on plonge dans l’univers de la culture - plus résiliente que jamais face à cette crise du COVID - et on explore son rôle dans l’impact positif. Je ne vais rien vous cacher : je cours après Najma depuis un an pour qu’on puisse échanger ! Le positionnement de We Love Green, à la croisée entre le festival de musique et le colloque green, m’intéresse depuis longtemps : ils ont réussi l’exploit d’allier ces deux mondes, et de faire vivre un événement hors du temps, chaque année depuis 10 ans, en y mettant une bonne dose d’innovation, de réflexion, d’inspiration, de digitalisation et d’action, pour faire bouger le secteur des festivals, sensibiliser les artistes, tout en faisant vivre une expérience culturelle aux participants. Najma nous parle de l’aventure We Love Green depuis ses débuts, puisqu’elle est quasiment arrivée au lancement ! On échange sur le développement, la mission, les stratégies mises en place, et aussi sur l’importance de s’adapter à son environnement et au contexte, comme la crise du COVID qui leur a demandé de transformer au pied levé tout le festival en événement digital. La dimension durable et l’engagement RSE sont au cœur de toute la démarche, et sont donc présents à chaque instant. Une vraie source d’inspiration pour tous ceux qui aventure à impact.

In this week’s episode of Boiling Point, Alex is joined by Gamran Green and Evie Preston , the founders of the Waste Collective. In collaboration with researchers, Waste Collective is working on finding green solutions for the tonnes of rubbish left behind at music festivals in Australia every year. Plug into the podcast here: iTunes: https://goo.gl/YtzS83 […]

Join Boiling Point’s Chantelle, Nick and Cat on journey through three trending science stories. 1. The universal blood donation – Researchers identified an enzyme extracted from gut bacteria that strip off the sugar molecules of red blood cells. The results are red blood cells with the blood type O. And anyone can safely receive this […]

On Boiling Point this week, Alex and Cat are joined by special guest Ben Walker. July is interview month on Boiling Point! Leopard expert and UNSW researcher, Ben Walker, talks about the cryptic nature of these fascinating, but pretty aggressive large cats and he explains why it is so hard to study them.

Wie versuchen wir, auf dem SPUTNIK SPRING BREAK Festival Müll zu vermeiden? Welche Regeln gelten für die Veranstalter, um die Umwelt zu schützen?

Miley Serious, DJ toulousaine sera en livre dimanche prochain dans le festival We Love Green au Bois de Vincennes.

The claim 'Green festival' is currently a must for event organisers. Some of them really do a great job and take this topic serious, like stages made out of recycled products, solar energy, ecological toilets and showers, a sustainable food concept and many more. On the other hand, some just create a single green aspect which can be communicated on the website or facebook account. Let's focus on the really good examples and let's have a look on what we as visitors can do to save the environment while raving. So here comes the green behavior guide for festivals with tips around sustainable festival visits that consider the environment.Find the whole article on tunesandwings.comIntro & Outro by Arbitraire

Du kender helt sikkert kæmpehittet ”Despacito” af Luis Fonsi og Daddy Yankee, der med tropiske beats, latineramerikanske vibes og fængende omkvæd, lyder af ren sommer. Sangen er en af de mest streamede nogensinde med over 5 milliarder afspilninger på Youtube på bare et år. Musikkens vibes trækker dog tråde til en knap så solrig tid i den latinamerikanske historie, hvor Columbus’ slave- og handelsskibe dominerede kontinentet. Blandt våben og handelsvarer medbragte europæerne nye musikinstrumenter som harmonikaen. Mødet mellem de lokale og europæernes instrumenter skulle senere vise sig at være utrolig betydningsfuldt for nutidens popmusik. De frigjorte slaver satte harmonika til deres rituelle sange og danse, og hermed opstod den første cumbia ifølge gamle folkesagn.Den latinamerikanske musikkultur kan betragtes, som at være en smeltedigel af mange musikgenrer og stilarter. Luis Fonsi og Daddy Yankee fra Puerto Rico førte denne tradition videre, da de skrev hittet ”Despacito”. Sangen indeholder nemlig både elementer fra house, hiphop, dancehall, cumbia og reggaeton. Dyk ned i nummeret og opdag de mange inspirationskilder.Dembow rytmer på verdensscenenJustin Bieber forelskede sig i ”Despacito” efter at have hørt det på en colombiansk natklub, og han tog som bekendt nummeret til sig senere. ”Despacito” er dog ikke det eneste nummer, hvor canadiske Justin Bieber har ladet sig inspirere af den latinamerikanske musikkultur. På hans egen single ”Sorry” kan man for eksempel høre ”dembow”-beatet fra reggaeton som et gennemgående element.Århusianske JunglelydPå den danske musikscene har vi det århusianske band Junglelyd, som har taget de latinamerikanske hofterytmer til sig. Junglelyd mestrer lyden af tropisk bas og cumbia, som gør det svært ikke at svaje med til musikken. Deres tropiske lyd har bragt dem helt til Ghana, hvor de har spillet på den ghanesiske Green Festival. Det ghanesiske medie Daily Graphic skrev rosende om det danske bands optræden:”The Junglelyd band, which included Ghanaian drummer Siisi France, mesmerised the audience with their multi-flavoured tunes which included rhythms from northern Ghana.”Vi anbefaler, at du lytter til nummeret ”Kambo”, og lader de latinamerikanske cumbia-rytmer fylde dine øregange:

Let's face it, no one is perfect. We're all going to stray from our optimal diet this time of year, and that's okay! Especially because in this segment, Tony and I discuss our favorite tips and tricks for digesting the often richer, sweeter, heavier holiday food — without gaining a single pound. You'll learn how to use hot topics like intermittent fasting, ginger tea, probiotics, enzymes and much more to speed up digestion and keep your body looking amazing throughout the holidays!   Next, we have my very special guest Rona Berg, who is a an internationally renowned wellness and green lifestyle expert, journalist, and bestselling author. She wrote Beauty: The New Basics and Fast Beauty: 1000 Quick Fixes and is also currently the Editor-in-Chief of Organic Spa Magazine, the premier national consumer eco-lifestyle magazine. Listen in, as Rona shares some of her eco-friendly tips on beauty and health. [BULLETS] Tony and I discuss how to understand digestion and weight gain... How to burn through foods that you consume for digestion to be as efficient as possible... We talk about the thought behind, 'Progress, not perfection', and how to prepare for holiday events and parties when it comes to our food choices... How ginger tea is great for your digestion, immunity and circulation... What 'not to do' to ensure you are digesting your foods properly... We talk about probiotics and how they strengthen the foundation of digestion... How to preserve your digestion fire with the beauty foods you eat throughout the day... More tips on how to speed up digestion and keep your body looking amazing... Rona shares some of the major trends she is seeing in hair, skin, and makeup... We discuss the beauty industry and how it is shifting from heavy full glam makeup to a more natural simple approach... How beauty is connected with the mind, body, and spirit... We share beauty tips as we head into the cold dryer winter season... Rona talks about her travels and how they may have had an affect on her perspective on beauty and what brought her clarity on her journey... Eco friendly destinations for travel in the year 2018... Where to travel for both spiritual enlightenment and beautiful resorts... The benefits of massage and why are they so important for everyone... We share recommendations for people who can't afford a massage on a regular basis, but want the benefits... [FEATURED GUESTS] About Rona Berg The former Editorial Director of ELLE and Deputy Style Editor for the New York Times Magazine, she has covered international spa trends for Real Simple, holistic spa treatments for SELF and massage for O: The Oprah Magazine. Her observations on beauty, wellness, food and travel have also appeared in Vogue, Health, InStyle, Fitness, Ladies Home Journal, Luxury Spa Finder, The New York Times Book Review, ELLE, The New York Post, and many more.Berg has been a featured speaker at the International Spa Association Conference (ISPA), the Green Spa Network Congress, the American Spa Expo, the Health and Beauty Expo, the Inside Beauty Show, the Global Green Expo, Green Festival, and served as a judge for the Green Spa Network Sustainability Awards, a brand award judge for Green Fest NYC and more.She has been quoted for her expertise in New York Magazine, The Los Angeles Times, The Huffington Post, Glamour, Redbook, Swedish ELLE, The Daily Mail, Singapore Financial Times, Town & Country, Good Housekeeping, CosmoGirl, Working Mother, Reader's Digest and more.Berg travels the globe dispensing eco-friendly tips along the way. She has made hundreds of appearances on radio and television shows across the U.S., including The Today Show, Martha Stewart Living and Fox News. About Anthony Flores, or "T" as Kimberly affectionately refers to him: He is a long-time friend of hers who, after graduating from Stanford University, began researching and writing professionally...

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Green Festival Expo has been around for 15 years and the final stop on their 2016 multi-city tour ends this weekend (12/9-12/11) at the Oregon Convention Center in Portland, OR. The Green Fest mastermind, Corinna Basler, joins us to talk about her journey as a vegan and marketing professional and how that has led her to join the already successful Green Fest. Green Festival has events every year in San Francisco, New York, Washington DC, Los Angeles, Portland, and will be launching an expo in Fort Lauderdale in 2017. Mentioned in this episode:greenfestivals.org eventbrite.com/e/portland-green-festival-dec-9-11-2016-tickets-26519355105     Green Fest's Social Media:Twitter: @GreenFestivalInstagram: @GreenFestivalFacebook: facebook.com/GreenFestival/   Driftwood’s Social Media:Twitter: @Driftwood_magInstagram: @DriftwoodMagazineFacebook: facebook.com/driftwoodmagYouTube: youtube.com/channel/UCgnzpk3Etv6q80o3AVj9SJw

PNN-Organic Cotton and Dressing Green PNN is solidarity with our PROGRESSIVE BROTHERS and Sisters, continues our tradition of bring authentic voices of activists to you so that despite the vagaries of our electoral process we can all remember, there are good people everywhere - working to improve our environment, look out for their brothers and sisters, and as the Constitution says - "...in Order to form a more perfect Union" We welcome as always our senior political commentator, Brook Hines currently on a Mission to the SUPER MOON will join us to share her insights. PNN welcomes special guest Line Producer Lillian Stanjbacher brings us a powerful segment on Dressing Green, Organic Cotton, she welcomes Marci Zoroff coiner of the term - ECOfashion®[ - She'll talk about the IMPORTANCE of paying attention to what we wear, with the same awareness of the quality of the food we eat. She clues us in to the massive impact of "WHITE T-SHIRTS", the colorful poisons used as dyes, on our clothing and in factory waste and rivers in "colorful" third world countries. We then visit with the good people of the GREEN FESTIVAL this weekend in San Francisco. TUNE IN  Nov. 13th 2016 Live or Anytime

https://onthegroundshow.org/wp-content/uploads/2016/05/OTG-MAY6-2016.mp3 VOICES FROM MAY DAY, INTERNATIONAL WORKERS DAY IN DC, And in the second half, we hear from a local leader of Verizon Workers who are entering the fourth week of their strike. More than 39,000 Verizon workers are on strike from Massachusetts to Virginia. Guests and voices: Gerald Horne, Van Jones, Terry Richardson Headlines: -Dozens of DC Public Schools teachers were out protesting yesterday in upper Northwest. DCist reported that about 75 educators from Wilson High School, Deal Middle School, and Murch Elementary School were raising awareness about the failure of DC Public Schools to sign a new contract. -In planet news, a state of emergency has been declared in the Canadian province of Alberta, where a massive wildfire has grown to five times its initial size and continues to rage. -As the political ground continues to shake after the declaration of Donald Trump as the presumptive nominee of the Republican Party, little attention has been given to scandals brewing this week among Democrats. -Politico reported this week that only one percent of the 61 million dollars that the Hillary Clinton campaign said it was raising for candidates in states has gone to those campaigns. -Social media is also abuzz over the YouTube video of the Chicago Board of Elections. -Van Jones needed to inject facts into CNN's pro-Clinton electoral coverage. -Gerals Horne on the election. -The Party for Socialism and Liberation will have a discussion on Hillary Clinton. -The Green Festival kicks off at noon today and goes through Sunday at the DC Convention Center. -The Mother’s Day Peace Festival is May 7, at 2pm at Lafayette Square, 17th and H Streets NW, in front of the White House celebrating the original Mother’s Day call for an end to violence and war. Links: -Clinton fundraising leaves little for state parties -Communication Workers of America -

GD Meg was in Portland Oregon for the first Green Festival Expo and it was her first trip out there too (hard to believe, right?). She does a report on the Green Festival and had a chance to speak with Green Beauty Team's Kristen Arnett about natural beauty out in Portland. Plus other segments on stress and organic honey. Listen up!

Our first report from Green Diva Jenny Low, who is our LA correspondent on her busy and fun time at Green Festival in LA.

** Due to some extended travel, we weren't able to get a new show up but however, we still wanted to give our listeners something to listen to with for this week's radio show with a flashback episode...enjoy! ** This is a flashback episode of the syndicated FuseBox Radio Broadcast with DJ Fusion & Jon Judah for the week of June 18, 2014 (originally broadcast on the weeks of Sept. 11 & 18, 2013) with some new and classic music from the international Black Diaspora, news and commentary. Our extended commentary for this week's show (due to our being wrapped up in the D.C. Green Festival preparations & going to A3C Hip-Hop Festival in Atlanta, GA the following week) focused on the 50th anniversary of the Birmingham Church Bombing, latest updates on the Colorado Floods & the Navy Yard Shooting, Clear Channel & Warner Music uniting on a weird business deal, songwriter/singer Victor Willis' victory over the record labels for the copyright of "YMCA", our viewpoint of the saga of Hot 97 Radio Personality/DJ/Hip-Hop legend Mister Cee getting caught yet again with a transsexual prostitute & what - if anything - it means for Hip-Hop community (especially regarding frank, mature talk about sexuality, employment & more) and some other bits of news here and there. There there is no a brand new Black Agenda Report news mini-segment on this week's episode due to the length of our commentary. Feel free to check out some recent episodes of the syndicated FuseBox Radio Broadcast over at our official blog, BlackRadioIsBack.com - all of the shows are clean/radio friendly. FuseBox Radio Playlist for the Week of June 18, 2014 (originally broadcast on the weeks of Sept. 11 & 18, 2013) Top Adds (New Joints Played Live On This Week's Broadcast) [listed by artist/song title/label(s)] 1. Janelle Monae feat. Esperanza Spaulding/Dorothy Dandridge Eyes/Altantic 2. Labtekwon/Soul Dance/Ankhba.com 3. Phil Ade feat. Raheem DeVaughn & Dee Boy/Simply Beautiful/368 Music Group 4. Amerigo Gazaway/Chomeo x Joe Bataan x Boz Scaggs - Hot Mess (Lowdown Party Mix)/AmerigoMusic.com 5. Mayer Hawthorne/Wine Glass Woman/ 6. Gil Scott-Heron/A Place For You (Doctor L RMX)EnmemeTemps.com 7. The Stepkids/Moving Pictures/Stones Throw 8. Dan-e-o/Immortal/URBNET 9. Little Boots/Satellite (Urulu RMX)/On Repeat Records Top Spins (Music Still Lasting in Rotation/Music Played Live on Air Each Week/As Well As Music Requested By The Listeners) [listed by artist/song title/label(s)] 1. Stalley/Feel The Bass/MMG (Played Live) 2. The Underachievers/Melody of the Free/ElevatedNations.com (Top Song Requested) 3. Theo Parrish/Jupiter/Snow Dog Records (Top Song Requested) 4. Buju Banton/Monday Morning/Penthouse Records (Top Song Requested) 5. Boog Brown feat. Illastrate, Lex Boogie & Joe D./In Tune/BoogBrown.Bandcamp.com (Top Song Requested) 6. Constant Deviants/Eventually/HipNott Records (Top Song Requested) 7. Terrace Martin/Get Away/TerraceMartinMusic.com (Top Song Requested) 8. Dizzy Wright/Hope You Have A Good Day/Funk Volume (Top Song Requested) 9. The Underachievers/The Proclamation/ElevatedNations.com (Top Song Requested) 10. Schoolboy Q feat. Kenrick Lamar/Collard Greens/Interscope (Top Song Requested) 11. Zouassi/Heavy Bones/Zouassi.Tumblr.com (Top Song Requested) 12. Valerie June/Workin' Woman Blues/Concord Music Group (Top Song Requested) 13. SonReal & Rich Kidd feat. Sophia Danai/Slumber/RichKiddBeats.com (Top Song Requested) 14. Etana feat. Busy Signal/Love Love Love/VP (Top Song Requested) 15. Dr. OctaTron feat. Motion Man/Good Stuff/Thresh Records (Top Song Requested) 16. KES The Band/Tuesday On The Rocks/VP (Top Song Requested) 17. Pete Rock & Camp Lo/Glitter Gold/White Label (Top Song Requested) 18. Earl Sweatshirt feat RZA/Molasses/Tan Cressida & Columbia (Top Song Requested) 19. Homeboy Sandman/Musician/Stones Throw (Top Song Requested) 20. Gramtik/Star Chop/Pretty Lights Music (Top Song Requested) 21. Live Percenters/Science of the City/Hipnott (Top Song Requested) 22. Deltron 3030/Pay The Price/Bulk Recordings (Top Song Requested) 23. Vex Ruffin/Ano Bang Gusto Mo/Stones Throw (Top Song Requested) 24. Sammy Banannas/Run 2 Me (Thicke Mix)/SammyBanannas.com (Top Song Requested) 25. Youngblood Brass Band/E la e/Tru Thoughts (Top Song Requested) DJ Fusion Flashback Tracks: EPMD/Let the Funk Flow/ Cece Penniston/He Loves Me 2 (Silk 12" Mix)/Silk Ent. PLUS Some Extra Special Hidden Tracks in the Jon Judah Master Mix w/ Old School Black Music Classics and Independent Music Finds

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This is a flashback episode for the week of Sept. 25, 2013 from deep in the syndicated FuseBox Radio Broadcast with DJ Fusion & Jon Judah (aka Ausar Ra Black Hawk) archives from the week of January 15, 2005 during our Rutgers University Radio (WRSU 88.7 FM) days that featured some new and classic music from the international Black Diaspora, news and commentary from that time. This particular episode was kind of a "Best of the FuseBox Radio Broadcast" selection of tracks we played throughout the years as part of coming into the New Year of 2005 show... ** We've been a bit busy with things on the good hectic side of things with upcoming event sponsorship (Cosmic Run D.C.), plus current & upcoming events (D.C. Green Festival, Marine Corps Marathon, A3C Music Festival and more) with the FuseBox Radio Broadcast...we'll have a brand new episode up soon but wanted to give our listeners come cool tunes to check out in the meantime)... ** Feel free to check out some recent episodes of the syndicated FuseBox Radio Broadcast over at our official blog, BlackRadioIsBack.com - all of the shows are clean/radio friendly. Playlist Breakdown for the week of Sept. 25, 2013 (from flashback episode originally broadcast on Jan. 13, 2005) (by Artist, Name & Label) New Joints (or more up to date joints): Big Six/Get Rich/Nervous Records Roy Ayers feat. Betty Wright/Pretty Brown Skin/BBE Ludacris, Nas & Doug E. Fresh/Virgo/Def Jam & Disturbing the Peace De La Soul/Church/Sanctuary Group & AOI Records Nas/These Are Our Heroes/Columbia Black Moon/Thatz How It Iz/Duckdown Old Joints: Jadakiss feat. Nas/Show Discipline/Interscope Bumpy Knuckles & Pete Rock/Knock Knock/Rawkus Black Eyed Peas/BEP Empire/Interscope Jaylib/The Heist/Stones Throw Brand New Heavies/Never Stop/Delicious Vinyl Erykah Badu/My Life/Motown Cappadonna feat. Raekwon/Love is the Message/Epci Guru feat. Donnell Jones/Huslin' Daze/Virgin RZA/Show U Love/Koch Cocoa Brovaz/Get Up/Rawkus Main Source/Lookin' Out the Front Door/White Label MF Doom/I Hear Voices Pt. 1/Subverse MF Grimm/I Hear Voices Pt. 2/Subverse Mos Def/Sex Drugs & Money/Geffen Talib Kweli & Hi-Tek/Move Somethin'/Rawkus Killarmy/Monster/Loud Shabaam Sahdeeq/3D/Rawkus De La Soul/Declaration/Tommy Boy Common feat. Macy Gray/Geto Heaven RMX/MCA Dilated Peoples/Worse Comes to Worse/ABB Records DJ Eli, Breeze, Q-Unique, Godfather Don, J-Treds & MF Doom/Fondle 'Em Fossils/Def Jux Justice System/Summer In The City/MCA Wu-Tang Clan/Mystery of Chessboxin'/Loud Spoonie G & The Treacherous Three/The New Rap Language/Enjoy Records Mistachuck (Chuck D)/The Pride/Mercury Gravediggaz/Diary of a Madman/Gee Street Mad Lion, Doug E Fresh, KRS-1, Fat Joe & Smif N Wessum/1, 2 Pass It/D&D Records Rakim/The Saga Begins/Universal Gangstarr/The Ownerz/Virgin LL Cool J/Fa Ha/Def Jam Keith Murray/Herb Is Pumpin'/Jive Raphael Saadiq/Live Without You/Pookie Mr. Lif/Be Out/White Label Spymusic/Cloak/DMS County Melle Mel/Megamix/Sugarhill Records Soul II Soul/Back to Life (Jam & The Groove RMX)/Jive Big Pun/Leatherface/Loud Scienz of Life feat. MF Doom/Yikes!!!/Subverse Rascalz feat. The Beatnuts/Can't Relate/Figure IV The Coup/UCPAS/Dogday Records DJ Muggs feat. G.O.D. Pt. III/We Will Survive/Ruffhouse Nature feat. Nas/The Ultimate High/Columbia Ghostface Killah feat. RZA/Nutmeg/Epic Beastie Boys/Body Movin'/Kutmasta Kurt RMX/Grand Royal Public Enemy/41:19/Atomic Pop The Breakstra/Jarobi/Stone's Throw Toshi Kubota/Masquerade/Epic Ed O.G. & The Bulldoggs/I Got to Have It/White LAbel Refugee All Stars feat. Melky & Day & John Forte/I Got A Love Jones RMX/Columbia DMX feat. Sheek from the Lox/Get At Me God Freestyle/White Label Double D & Stenski/History of Hip-Hop Lesson 3/RPM Records Funkmaster Flex feat. Faith/The Good Life/White LAbel Carl Hancock Rux/Intro To Revolution (Money Mark RMX)/Giant Step Freeway feat. Allen Anthony/Alright/Rocafella Pep Love/Crooked Angles/Hiero Imperium Tame One/Torture Chamber/Fat Beats Akrobatik feat. Mr. Eon/SportsCenter/Rawkus & Eatern Conference DJ Honda & Jeru The Damaja/El Presidente/DJ Honda Recordings Solitair/No Doubt/Kneedeep Records The Ancients/ 20/20 /Bronx Science Grandmaster Flash/Freelance/Elektra Ali Vegas feat. Nature/It's Like That/White Label Dead Prez/The Pistol/Loud Jungle Brothers/Funky By Nature The Roots/Don't Say Nuthin'/Geffen

This is the latest episode of the syndicated FuseBox Radio Broadcast with DJ Fusion & Jon Judah for the weeks of Sept. 11 & 18, 2013 with some new and classic music from the international Black Diaspora, news and commentary. Our extended commentary for this week's show (due to our being wrapped up in the D.C. Green Festival preparations & going to A3C Hip-Hop Festival in Atlanta, GA the following week) focused on the 50th anniversary of the Birmingham Church Bombing, latest updates on the Colorado Floods & the Navy Yard Shooting, Clear Channel & Warner Music uniting on a weird business deal, songwriter/singer Victor Willis' victory over the record labels for the copyright of "YMCA", our viewpoint of the saga of Hot 97 Radio Personality/DJ/Hip-Hop legend Mister Cee getting caught yet again with a transsexual prostitute & what - if anything - it means for Hip-Hop community (especially regarding frank, mature talk about sexuality, employment & more) and some other bits of news here and there. There there is no a brand new Black Agenda Report news mini-segment on this week's episode due to the length of our commentary. Feel free to check out some recent episodes of the syndicated FuseBox Radio Broadcast over at our official blog, BlackRadioIsBack.com - all of the shows are clean/radio friendly. FuseBox Radio Playlist for the Weeks of Sept. 11 & 18, 2013 Top Adds (New Joints Played Live On This Week's Broadcast) [listed by artist/song title/label(s)] 1. Janelle Monae feat. Esperanza Spaulding/Dorothy Dandridge Eyes/Altantic 2. Labtekwon/Soul Dance/Ankhba.com 3. Phil Ade feat. Raheem DeVaughn & Dee Boy/Simply Beautiful/368 Music Group 4. Amerigo Gazaway/Chomeo x Joe Bataan x Boz Scaggs - Hot Mess (Lowdown Party Mix)/AmerigoMusic.com 5. Mayer Hawthorne/Wine Glass Woman/ 6. Gil Scott-Heron/A Place For You (Doctor L RMX)EnmemeTemps.com 7. The Stepkids/Moving Pictures/Stones Throw 8. Dan-e-o/Immortal/URBNET 9. Little Boots/Satellite (Urulu RMX)/On Repeat Records Top Spins (Music Still Lasting in Rotation/Music Played Live on Air Each Week/As Well As Music Requested By The Listeners) [listed by artist/song title/label(s)] 1. Stalley/Feel The Bass/MMG (Played Live) 2. The Underachievers/Melody of the Free/ElevatedNations.com (Top Song Requested) 3. Theo Parrish/Jupiter/Snow Dog Records (Top Song Requested) 4. Buju Banton/Monday Morning/Penthouse Records (Top Song Requested) 5. Boog Brown feat. Illastrate, Lex Boogie & Joe D./In Tune/BoogBrown.Bandcamp.com (Top Song Requested) 6. Constant Deviants/Eventually/HipNott Records (Top Song Requested) 7. Terrace Martin/Get Away/TerraceMartinMusic.com (Top Song Requested) 8. Dizzy Wright/Hope You Have A Good Day/Funk Volume (Top Song Requested) 9. The Underachievers/The Proclamation/ElevatedNations.com (Top Song Requested) 10. Schoolboy Q feat. Kenrick Lamar/Collard Greens/Interscope (Top Song Requested) 11. Zouassi/Heavy Bones/Zouassi.Tumblr.com (Top Song Requested) 12. Valerie June/Workin' Woman Blues/Concord Music Group (Top Song Requested) 13. SonReal & Rich Kidd feat. Sophia Danai/Slumber/RichKiddBeats.com (Top Song Requested) 14. Etana feat. Busy Signal/Love Love Love/VP (Top Song Requested) 15. Dr. OctaTron feat. Motion Man/Good Stuff/Thresh Records (Top Song Requested) 16. KES The Band/Tuesday On The Rocks/VP (Top Song Requested) 17. Pete Rock & Camp Lo/Glitter Gold/White Label (Top Song Requested) 18. Earl Sweatshirt feat RZA/Molasses/Tan Cressida & Columbia (Top Song Requested) 19. Homeboy Sandman/Musician/Stones Throw (Top Song Requested) 20. Gramtik/Star Chop/Pretty Lights Music (Top Song Requested) 21. Live Percenters/Science of the City/Hipnott (Top Song Requested) 22. Deltron 3030/Pay The Price/Bulk Recordings (Top Song Requested) 23. Vex Ruffin/Ano Bang Gusto Mo/Stones Throw (Top Song Requested) 24. Sammy Banannas/Run 2 Me (Thicke Mix)/SammyBanannas.com (Top Song Requested) 25. Youngblood Brass Band/E la e/Tru Thoughts (Top Song Requested) DJ Fusion Flashback Tracks: EPMD/Let the Funk Flow/ Cece Penniston/He Loves Me 2 (Silk 12" Mix)/Silk Ent. PLUS Some Extra Special Hidden Tracks in the Jon Judah Master Mix w/ Old School Black Music Classics and Independent Music Finds

  It’s Back!! On Sunday, 12 December 2010 (3-8pm), the Big Green Festival will be held at Carrum Primary School. Showcasing a spectacular environmental twilight happening, the Big Green Festival will feature music by Lisa Miller, Broderick Smith & Matt Walker, Jordie Lane, The Sand Pebbles, plus a Short Film Competition, Green Think Action, Environmental Activists, Farmers Market, Gourmet Food, Green Artwork, and lots more! Click on the following link to find all the details – Big Green Festival 2010

The big green festival held on the 26th of June 2010, Swinton Salford, Peoples Voice Media.

Transforming Turmoil into a New Economy. Sharing his experiences as an economic hitman, Perkins will explore the empire that resulted and the plan presented in his book, The Secret History of the American Empire, for creating a stable, sustainable and peaceful world. Learn about the epiphany that initiated his personal change and the reasons he is optimistic that we can create societies our children can be proud to inherit.

Standing Up to the Madness: Ordinary Heroes in Extraordinary Times. The Bush administration manipulated and fabricated news to suit its purposes while the corporate media worked hand in glove with the powerful to deceive the public. Many people are fighting back, but their stories too often go untold. Goodman will expose how all this happened and will report on the many people who have taken a stand for the sake of democracy.

We confront monumental challenges. Environmental and social challenges present unprecedented opportunities for business. Kevin Danaher, co-founder of the Green Festival, outlines these opportunities include taking back "Conservative Economics," the "Triple-Bottom-Line," by giving real examples of the global revolution.

An introduction to Green Festival TV and Radio.

An introduction and overview of the Green Festival, the world's largest expo on sustainable business, social justice and the environment!

Melissa Mansfield brings you 10 easy ways to green your life. The Green Festival is a great way to learn how being 'green' takes more than just changing a few lightbulbs.

An introduction and overview of the Green Festival, the world's largest expo on sustainable business, social justice and the environment!

A behind- the-scenes look at the 2006 San Francisco Green Festival reveals how the event stays truly green, with its impressive waste management program that diverts over 90% of garbage from landfills.

Melissa Mansfield brings you 10 easy ways to green your life. The Green Festival is a great way to learn how being 'green' takes more than just changing a few lightbulbs.

A behind- the-scenes look at the 2006 San Francisco Green Festival reveals how the event stays truly green, with its impressive waste management program that diverts over 90% of garbage from landfills.

Our 55th podcast is a report from the Green Festival held in Washington, D.C. earlier this month. We take an audio stroll through the exhibit hall and stop to chat with Fran from Compassion Over Killing, Tracy from Sweet Haven Bakery and Surab Dalal from the Vegetarian Society of DC. Then we head over to the virtual music stage for a song, Green Backyard, from Floored on Empty, who played the Green Festival. And there is a Science Fact about the tainted milk scandal in China that may be a cautionary tale for U.S. food industries.

Our 55th podcast is a report from the Green Festival held in Washington, D.C. earlier this month. We take an audio stroll through the exhibit hall and stop to chat with Fran from Compassion Over Killing, Tracy from Sweet Haven Bakery and Surab Dalal from the Vegetarian Society of DC. Then we head over to the virtual music stage for a song, Green Backyard, from Floored on Empty, who played the Green Festival. And there is a Science Fact about the tainted milk scandal in China that may be a cautionary tale for U.S. food industries.

This is a busy weekend in the San Francisco Bay Area: Conference on Race: Nov. 14-16 at the Marriott Convention Center in Oakland; the Green Festival in San Francisco; the 35th Anniversary of Dimensions Dance Theatre, Vukani Mawethu Choir's Gala dinner, and Black Rep's 44 Anniversary Gala and Community Award's program, tonight, 11/14. I'll speak to Dr. Mona Vaughn Scott and her son, Sean, monies raised will go to the Music in the Community program and breast cancer awareness. Well that was the plan last week and then 8 AM dawned and things changed. Robert King, author, activist and the only exonerated member of Angola 3 was joined in the studio by: Ron Chisom, People's Institute for Survival and Beyond, Mwalimu Johnson, Advocate, Capital Post-Conviction Center in New Orleans, and Jackie Sumell, Artist, The House that Herman Built. They updated us on the case of A3 member: Albert Woodfox, who had his final hearing Wednesday, Nov. 12. Visit angola3.org. This discussion was followed by an interview with artist, Amana Bremby Johnson, whose latest sculpture will be unveiled Tuesday, Nov. 18, at the Joseph P. Lee Recreation Center, 1395 Mendell Street, on Tuesday, November 18, 2008 from 3:00 to 4:30 p.m. Jill, a representative from the San Francisco Art Commission was also be in the studio. She spoke about the work, how Amana was chosen, and San Francisco county's commitment, even in the lean times, to supporting community art projects like these. Art is not optional— it is integral to community life and its sustainability. Visit www.sfartscommission.org/pubart Guests Faye Carol, Kito Gamble and Deborah Vaughn were sick this morning and needed to conserve their strength for their respective shows this weekend. We closed the show today with a wonderful conversation with Harriet and Alex Bagwell, and Attieno Davis about Vukani Mawethu Choir, their gala and their continued work to support grassroots CBO/NGOs in South Africa, Haiti, Oakland and elsewhere.

The Green Happenings short film series is being showcased on our BIG GREEN FESTIVAL website. The first film features our fabulous farmers market.

For the first time, visitors to the 2007 San Francisco Green Festival could inspect a kit on sale that converts a hybrid into a plug-in hybrid. Hear the details from Robb Protheroe of Plug-in Supply Inc., which makes the kit, and Carolyn Coquillette, owner of Luscious Garage, a new "green" garage in San Francisco that plans to offer kit installation.

Neighborhood electric vehicles (NEVs) aren't for everyone, but they serve an important niche. With a short range, a top speed of 25 mph, and an affordable price, they're great for running gas-free errands, taking the kids to school, etc. One of the new NEVs on the block -- the Zenn NEV -- is featured in this podcast from the San Francisco Green Festival.

In order to continue sucking the "g" out of "Kingdom," (May the Kindom of Heaven be at hand!) Caroline is joined by John Nichols, fellow presenter at this weekend's Green Festival. Gore Vidal said, "Of all the giant slayers now afoot in the great American desert, John Nichols' sword is the sharpest." Washington correspondent for the Nation Magazine, Nichols' latest book,The Genius of Impeachment reminds us that the power of impeachment is in the hands of of the people rather than congress. The post The Visionary Activist Show – November 8, 2007 appeared first on KPFA.

Jodie Van Horn is an organizer for the Freedom from Oil campaign with Rainforest Action Network, a coalition that is working to free America of its oil addiction. Jodie also coordinates Plug-in Bay Area, an initiative aimed at promoting the commercialization of plug-in hybrid vehicles to demonstrate that a demand exists for ultra fuel efficient transportation alternatives.You can read a transcript of this interview on my blog, Have Fun * Do Good.Bio taken from the Green Festival

Growing the Local, Green Economy Terre Verde will be speaking with business leaders who are committed to strengthening local, sustainable enterprises; as well as organizers of the upcoming Green Festival — an event dedicated to accelerating the emergence of a new life-affirming economic paradigm. The post Terra Verde – November 5, 2004 appeared first on KPFA.