WHAT WILL THE AUDIENCE LEARN?

- Easy/beginner ways to get over the ick factor of composting - and get started - Spiritual Practice/ Empowerment of doing things like gardening, beekeeping, composting and of little actions to fight environmental/climate concerns. - What is Food Justice and how can you learn more about getting involved?

EPISODE SUMMARY:

Rebecca Louie is a beekeeper, Master Composter, and Executive Director of The Bee Conservancy, a nonprofit organization dedicated to protecting bees, safeguarding the environment, and securing food justice through community-based education, research, habitat creation, and advocacy. A lifelong storyteller, she has written for numerous news and lifestyle publications and authored the book Compost City: Practical Composting Know-How for Small-Space Living. A former brand strategist and creative director, she has worked with marketing, product, and technology teams to build global organizations. She splits her time between the mountains and New York City with her dog, Max.

We talk about how Rebecca traded in the glitz and glamour of celebrities for tubs full of worms and hives with over one hundred and fifty thousand honeybees. As she likes to call it she, “choose green living over the red carpet.” We talk about all things BEES and COMPOSTING and FOOD JUSTICE - and how we can all push our boundaries in becoming better inhabitants of our Planet Earth, even in seemingly small and insignificant ways. Turn helplessness into HOPEFULNESS!

https://thecompostess.com/

https://thebeeconservancy.org/why-bees/

https://www.linkedin.com/in/rebecca-louie-a392a616/

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