Christy and Vivian introduce the importance of food agriculture and benefits of self-planting in our communities. They interview Cherry Liu, the Beacon Food Forest Outreach Coordinator, who describes more in depth about the history of farming and how she began working for the Beacon Food Forest. Cherry describes how individuals should opt for local food sources and self-farming for fresh produce rather than big supermarket companies.

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Cherry’s contact: [email protected]

Beacon Food Forest: https://beaconfoodforest.org/volunteer

https://beaconfoodforest.org/

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Christy and Vivian talk about the importance of food insecurity, and what the Kodiak Cave provides for the Cascadia Campus.  They interview Kim Jones, the operations manager of the Kodiak Cave Food Resource Center.  Kim covered that the Kodiak Cave focuses on the stigma of food insecurity and the efforts and needs students have.  Many students may resist using a ‘food pantry’, as being food insecure is often looked down up in our modern society.

Links:

kodiakcave.wordpress.com/recipes

https://kodiakcave.wordpress.com/videos-2/

https://kodiakcave.wordpress.com/blog/

Instagram: Cascadia_Kodiaks

YouTube: Cascadia Student Life

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Stephan welcomes the new co-host, Kristen, to the show!  This episode covers sustainability work, what UW Bothell is working on, and introducing the new EERC Program Manager!  Learn about when the EERC will open in St. Edward State Park, and how students will be able to get involved!

Learn more about the EERC:

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/UWB.EERC

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/uwb.eerc/

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Hosts Christy and Vivian interview Jo Blue with the UWB/Cascadia Health and Wellness Resource Center (HAWRC).  This episode covers how we choose to improve our mental health, and resources the campus offers people for all types of health.  Jo introduces the services that the HAWRC can provide to both Cascadia and UWB students, including the husky pantry.  Vivian and Christy share some of their experiences on their challenges and resources as students  when facing the pandemic.

HAWRC website: uwb.edu/arc/hawrc

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The first episode of “Earth We’re just Living in It” Miniseries, covers struggles and hardships from the pandemic.  Hosts Christy and Vivian introduce their own stories, and what many students had to adapt about through changing to online classes, and managing lockdowns. They talk about navigating through the pandemic with topics like:  family concerns and illness, new hobbies learned, and school pressures and job challenges. Christy also talks about learning a new skill and how this could become a side career.  This episode introduces what this miniseries will cover, with a health studies lens on sustainability.

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In this final episode of the mini-series Transportation in a Sustainable Style, our hosts Connor and Leo discuss the future of transportation in Washington and how the state can act as a leader when it comes to sustainable methods of transportation. To dive deeper into this subject, they interviewed Dongho Chang, a city traffic engineer for the city of Seattle.

Learn more about the Seattle Department of Transportation: https://www.seattle.gov/transportation

Learn more about the Link Lightrail expansion plan: https://www.soundtransit.org/system-expansion

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In this episode of Transportation in a Sustainable Style, our hosts Connor and Leo discuss what we can learn from green vehicles and how a clean vehicle policy in Washington can create a more sustainable future. To learn more about the topic, they interviewed Jay Donnaway, president of the Seattle Electric Vehicle Association (SEVA).

Learn more about SEVA: https://www.seattleeva.org/wp/

Learn more about Washington’s electric vehicle plan and why it was vetoed: https://bit.ly/2030ElectricPlan

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In the second episode of Transportation in a Sustainable Style, Connor and Leo explore how different methods of transportation can impact our individual health and well-being. They interviewed Tamara Schmautz, president of the Cascade Bicycle Club, to learn more about how biking can be a healthy form of transportation for us and the planet.

Learn more about Cascade Bicycle Club: https://cascade.org/

Learn more about UW Bothell and Cascadia Bike Access: https://bit.ly/BikingServices

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Our main podcast series gets to connect with Scoop Marketplace and the Founder/CEO, Stephanie Lentz!  Scoop is a sustainable bulk produce and zero waste store, with two locations, in Kirkland and Renton, WA! Hosts Alexa and Stephan get to chat about the awesome products Scoop sells, how they push into zero waste ideas, and some of the future cool plans the store will showcase! 

Website: https://www.scoopmarketplace.com/

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/scoopmarketplace 

 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/scoopmarketplace/ 

Sustainability report and tracking: https://www.scoopmarketplace.com/pages/sustainability  

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In this first episode of Transportation in a Sustainable Style, our hosts Connor and Leo discuss what can be done to improve student transportation options on college campuses, specifically the UW Bothell and Cascadia campuses. To learn more, they interviewed Martin Arroyo, the Director of Transportation Services at UW Bothell.

Learn more about UW Bothell transportation services: https://www.uwb.edu/facility/commuter-services

Learn more about Cascadia College commuter services: https://www.cascadia.edu/commuter-services.aspx

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