On this week's podcast, we sit down with Blue Dirt Farms owner, Scott Haase as he encourages folks to connect and apply their talents to our current environmental crisis. Hear how Haase is taking his own advice and implementing best management practices .

Laura Marsala Peterson, Executive Director of Living Earth Center- formerly, CESRM in Mankato, MN covers topics such as her organization's mission, community garden, and upcoming events like Summer Solstice at the Big Red Barn. Additionally, Laura explai.

Mike Roll, president of Crystal Waters Project, explains his driving force behind this organizations creation, what they have achieved, struggled with and aspire to do for the water quality of Lake Crystal, MN. Roll grew up in Lake Crystal and frequently.

Seth Yocum, the owner of Aqualogical Resources since 2014 is well versed in aquaponics and it's natural benefits. Aquaponics is the process of growing plants in water. In this podcast Yocum explains just how valuable this practice could be to our waters .

In this weeks podcast, we sit down with Briana Baker, Minnesota Interfaith Power and Light's Southern MN Coordinator! We discuss her group's mission to create a just and sustainable world. She explains the possible job prospects, money saving and other b.

In this podcast, founder Paul Ebbenga is interviewed by podcast producer Dave Sandersfeld. They discuss how Blue Earth Project came to be, what they do, and how it is helping Southern Minnesota move towards a brighter future. The Blue Earth Project advoc.

This week’s podcast features Bennett Coughlan, independent energy consultant. Bennet states his case for why folks should invest in solar panels or subscribe to a community solar garden. Through a series of facts and statistics Coughlan explains how peop.

This week’s podcast features Brianna Baker, Minnesota interfaith power and light southern MN coordinator!  Baker explains her groups mission for spreading awareness about solar power and making it accessible to those who could benefit from it the most. S.

This week’s podcast features Blue Earth Project founder Paul Douglas Ebbenga. He is interviewed by podcast producer Dave Sandersfeld. They discuss how Blue Earth Project came to be, what they do, and how it is helping Southern Minnesota move towards a br.