Take a walk down memory lane this week with Celia and Julia to celebrate 1 year of the podcast! Clips taken from the following episodes: 1, 6, 7, 10, 12, 14, 16, 19, 23, 32, 36, 40, 44, 47, and 51. Thank you listeners for all of your support!

Tune in to this month's special episode where the girls at Good Girls Go Green interview Jamaica Trinnaman, founder of a bulk store local to Utah, for a behind the scenes look on these types of stores. 

Celia and Julia are getting into shipwrecks this week, including famous wrecks and effects on the environment. 

Ever wonder what it would be like to explore the mysterious caves of this world we live in? Join Celia and Julia this week to learn all about what it! 

The man? The myth? The legend? Celia and Julia get into everything Bigfoot this week. 

Celia and Julia are changing up the episode formatting starting NOW! This week both of them cover the same topic: the mysteries of the Appalachian trail. 

This week Celia recaps Earth Day for those who missed out this year, but want to start preparing for next year! Then Julia gets into more about house plants. 

We have pre-recorded this special episode so that while we put together some exciting things for our listeners, you don't miss out on some good old-fashioned knowledge. Do you know the difference between climate change and global warning? This week we get into that and eco-jobs. Don't pass this episode up!

​Change is on the way, and who is pushing it? The youths! This week, tune in to hear Julia unpack how the younger generations are pushing change through social media, especially TikTok. Then, Celia gets into the life of the extinct dodo bird, and tells us exactly what happened to them. 

This month we have a VERY special guest on our podcast, the one and only, CELIA LINFORD. Her and her siblings grew up participating in 4H, a community club that teaches homegrown work ethic. Toon in for a behind the scenes look on what goes into raising animals for the use of food in a more ethical way than the general practice of mass producing animals to be used for food.