New Year's Week
Happy New Year’s Eve! Today we delve into some positive changes to make for 2016. Hopefully ideas on sustainability can help the New Year ring in with some environmental hope in protecting our resources.
We’ll talk with Jeremy Kranowitz, executive director of Sustainable America. Kranowitz speaks with us about the multiple ways start-ups across the country are fueling to make the country more environmentally friendly.
We’ll also chat with Evan Hazelett is an ugly produce enthusiast at Imperfect produce. He speaks with us about forming a delivery system that saves otherwise wasted produce from grocery stores.
Also, check out our video as we take questions out to the streets of NYC!
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You can also watch Zach and Lisa discuss the topic of this week’s podcast.
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Playlist!
Swept (Tale Of Us Remix) & Swept – Kiasmos
Private Parts – Sarah Kay
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