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The CREATE Connections podcast centers on the idea that no matter what roles you hold - elected official, parent, volunteer, student, or other - you are a crucial part of climate action in your community. We are all impacted by climate change and other environmental hazards, and we all have strengths and resources we can bring to make our community more resilient.
We will “CREATE Connections” as we interview a variety of guests to explore how they have found their place in the network of people and organizations working to build healthy, sustainable, resilient, people-centered places to live and work. Along the way, we will highlight opportunities for listeners to take action and form new connections throughout our region!
This episode features Jason Sizemore of Butterhead Kitchen, a vegan kitchen offering cooking demos, catering, and small batch products in Bethlehem Township. We discuss the benefits of eating more plants for planetary and personal health, the journey that brought Jason to create Butterhead, and some of Jason’s favorite vegan recipes.
Links and additional resources from the pisode:
- Connect with Butterhead Kitchen:
- Website
- 610-686-3000, [email protected]
- The Vegan Calculator - Resource Jason mentions to calculate the benefits of each vegan meal you eat
- Strategy Spotlight: Eat Local and Plant-Based
- Plant-Rich Diets: Project Drawdown
- Buy Fresh Buy Local - Local Food Finder
- Buy Fresh Buy Local - 2024-2026 Local Foods Guide
- Sign up for the CREATE Connections Newsletter
- More about the CREATE Connections Project
- Connect with Nurture Nature Center
This podcast was prepared by the Nurture Nature Center under award NA23SEC0080002 from the Environmental Literacy Program of the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), U.S. Department of Commerce. The statements, findings, conclusions, and recommendations are those of the author(s) and do not necessarily reflect the views of NOAA or the U.S. Department of Commerce.
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By Nurture Nature CenterThe CREATE Connections podcast centers on the idea that no matter what roles you hold - elected official, parent, volunteer, student, or other - you are a crucial part of climate action in your community. We are all impacted by climate change and other environmental hazards, and we all have strengths and resources we can bring to make our community more resilient.
We will “CREATE Connections” as we interview a variety of guests to explore how they have found their place in the network of people and organizations working to build healthy, sustainable, resilient, people-centered places to live and work. Along the way, we will highlight opportunities for listeners to take action and form new connections throughout our region!
This episode features Jason Sizemore of Butterhead Kitchen, a vegan kitchen offering cooking demos, catering, and small batch products in Bethlehem Township. We discuss the benefits of eating more plants for planetary and personal health, the journey that brought Jason to create Butterhead, and some of Jason’s favorite vegan recipes.
Links and additional resources from the pisode:
- Connect with Butterhead Kitchen:
- Website
- 610-686-3000, [email protected]
- The Vegan Calculator - Resource Jason mentions to calculate the benefits of each vegan meal you eat
- Strategy Spotlight: Eat Local and Plant-Based
- Plant-Rich Diets: Project Drawdown
- Buy Fresh Buy Local - Local Food Finder
- Buy Fresh Buy Local - 2024-2026 Local Foods Guide
- Sign up for the CREATE Connections Newsletter
- More about the CREATE Connections Project
- Connect with Nurture Nature Center
This podcast was prepared by the Nurture Nature Center under award NA23SEC0080002 from the Environmental Literacy Program of the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), U.S. Department of Commerce. The statements, findings, conclusions, and recommendations are those of the author(s) and do not necessarily reflect the views of NOAA or the U.S. Department of Commerce.