Green Stuff

In this week's episode, Stephanie is joined by  Ellen Scheffer and Ashley Wilson of Frisky Girl Farm. Frisky Girl Farm is a 5 acre, woman owned/operated vegetable and flower farm in North Bend entering our 4th growing season. We use sustainable growing practices to grow fresh, healthy food for our community. Farmers Ellen and Ashley along with a small but mighty team grow over 40 varieties of vegetables and 20 varieties of flowers for our 200 member CSA, restaurants, the North Bend Farmers Market and our roadside farm stand. We believe in growing food that is good for people and the planet; we never use any synthetic pesticides, herbicides or fertilizers and practice organic techniques such as composting, crop rotation and cover cropping. This season we are adding an additional 3 acres of growing space where we plan to operate a U-Pick sunflower patch and pumpkin patch. 

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Friend of the podcast, Stacy Strickland, co-founder of Seattle Zero Waste, joins us for a discussion on ways to minimize waste while traveling. Whether you're heading across the state to visit family or taking a vacation halfway around the world, there are some key things to consider that can lower your impact on the planet.

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In this week's episode, Stephanie is joined by Scoop community member and owner of Bombini Skin, Andrea Taylor. Andrea shares the way she approaches making products and sourcing her ingredients. Together they talk about the importance of using healthy, natural products in skincare and what to look for when selecting products for your skin, body, or hair. 

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For this week's Tuesday Tip, Stephanie talks about the importance of voting with your dollars and spending intentionally to support businesses that align with your values.

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In this week's episode, Stephanie is joined by friends Jackie MacCartie and Bethany Barbouti, the awesome duo behind Eco & the Flamingo, a zero waste store in Chicago. Stephanie, Jackie, and Bethany chat about how these two best friends came together to build an eco-focused company, their line of sustainable textiles, and the importance of accessibility to sustainable options for all people. 

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Today's Tuesday Tip comes from our friend Danielle Lindblom! Listen to our full episode about burnout and managing crisis with Danielle in last Saturday's episode 65.

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This week's episode looks at sustainability from a personal perspective. We talk with life coach Danielle Lindblom about the importance of sustaining your personal health and wellbeing while running a business. Stephanie and Danielle discuss ways to create a plan for recognizing warning signs of burnout and how to create crisis response plans for yourself and your business.

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Stephanie chats with Scoop team member Darby about finding ways to sample small sizes of products or new items. The new Single Scoop Swap Box is created just for that purpose! 

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