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Join Jeffrey Green Bean as he talks Tai Chi with the masters from Dojo Kitchen. Then later in the show Jeffrey Green Bean, Rachel Chadderdon, and The Farmer’s Market talk with Corinna Borden Parker, market manager Westside Farmers Market, regarding the seasonal opening of that market which is Thursdays 3pm-7pm in the parking lot of Zingerman’s Roadhouse.
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For the summer, your alternating Monday’s at Noon public affairs shows on WCBN, Arborama & It’s Hot In Here, will be joining forces. Perhaps it should be called It’s Hot In Arborama. Either way, it will be great and led by the familiar voices of both shows and will include some of the regular segments you are use to.
So without further ado, please join Jeffrey Green Bean and The Farmer’s Marketer as they interview Margaret Wong regarding greenway ideas for Ann Arbor. As well as discussing other things that are up.
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Tom Princen, SNRE Professor, joined us in the studio to discuss his new book Treading Softly: Paths to Ecological Order. Listen as Tom and Paul Mansoor get dramatic, Aviva goes on a nano-Toxic Tangent, and Rachel takes a walk on the wild side for What’s in Season. Plus environmental news and some sweet tunes.
Treading Softly: Paths to Ecological Order is available at local bookstores, on Amazon, and directly from the publisher, MIT Press.
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We’ve got a HOT show lined up for ya’ll We’ll be rockin’ and talkin’ at the peace/planet interface with some rockin’ students from Armistice ‘Zine!! It’s also WCBN’s annual FUNdraiser, call give us your money and get HOTTTT WCBN swag! Call in you rpledges @ 734.763.3500 $15 bones gets you a FREE WCBN Pint Glass, OR a WCBN music compilation!
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We’ll talk legislation, change and local staycation destinations/ideas with Kerry Duggan of the Michigan League of Conservation Voters and Jesse Worker… of Clean Water Action. Brett Levy and his guitar will heat up the airwaves with inspired climaterock and as always you can count on a few thematic grooves to really make you move.
TAKE ACTION this Staycation
Call Your Senators and ask them to Pass a COMPREHENSIVE Energy Bill! Contact Info: Here, Talking Points: Here
Join Clean Water Action, 1Sky, Repower America, et al. this Tuesday-Thurs in the evening, calling friendly folks to encourage them to call their Senators to support a COMPREHENSIVE Energy Bill! Events are being held ALL OVER THE COUNTRY, so find your local chapter and volunteer!
TAKE A LISTEN this Staycation
Detroit Metro Times BLOWOUT: 200 Local Bands Rock Hamtramck, March 3-6th
Check out Brett Levy and his band Momenta @ Sava’s on State, Thursday, March 11th @ 9 PM.
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Join us for an hour of LOVE [Ideas we love, songs we love, food we love, people we love]. Dear friend Kerry Duggan of the Michigan League of Conservation Voters gives us her “political week in review” and Emily Plews tells us how to put the compassion back in commerce!
As always, we’ll be servin’ up our weekly Toxic Tangent, What’s in Season and Fish Ain’t Biting!
Listen and Love.
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Results from a study conducted by UM graduate students linking recent increases in ethanol production to past and future loss of prairie grasslands and wildlife populations graced the national news in January and generated considerable backlash from industry groups, including the Renewable Fuels Association.
Join us this week on It’s Hot in Here as we talk science, species and scandal with two of the study’s co-authors Becca Brooke and Aviva Glasser.
As always, we promise all the environmental news, eclectic grooves, and comical commentary you need to start your week of green!
Special thanks to engineer/unintentional DJ Shannon Brines on this (and every) episode.
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