Have you thought about buying or leasing an electric vehicle (EV), but you are not sure you can afford it or even how they work?

Our episode gives the interested future owner a detailed but easy to understand dive into the world of EV’s from the perspective of a longtime owner and an expert in EV’s.

We answer the questions:

·  How much does it cost to drive an EV per mile?

·  What is the average range of an Electric Vehicle on a charge, and what are the different ranges based on the size of the batteries?

·  How do you charge the vehicle, and do you have to get

·  How do EV’s work?

·  What kind of rebates are out there?

Electric vehicles produce much less emissions than

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Content/Guest Acquisitions: Kathy Kerridge
Editor and videographer: Alia Toth-Smith
Special Thank You to our Guests: Mary Francis

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Are you interested in switching to an electric induction

Induction electric stoves are more energy efficient than gas and electric stoves and can boil water or heat up food much faster than both. They also are healthier than gas stoves because energy is transferred to the pot by an electromagnetic field, so the glass surface of the burner never gets hot like an electric stove and the stove turns off after the pot is removed.

Guests, homeowner Katie Booth and retired pediatric dermatologist, Dr. Mary Williams share their experiences

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Producer, Co-Host, and Marketing: Pat Toth-Smith

Co-host and Content/Guest Acquisitions: Kathy Kerridge

Editor: Alia Toth-Smith

Content/marketing: Hari Lamba

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This extended version talks about the benefits of going solar

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Alia Toth-Smith Editor and videographer

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Are you on the fence about solar panels and solar battery storage? Episode 3 talks about the benefits of going solar at a time when gas prices keep rising, severe weather events cause more energy black outs and reducing our carbon footprint is vital for our future. This episode features solar energy homeowner, Constance Beutel, and Jeremy Carlock, Got Watts founder, who share their knowledge and experience of how to switch to home solar panels & solar battery storage.

It answers the questions: How affordable is getting rooftop solar & solar battery storage? How do solar panels work and are dispersed within our home electric system?

What is the process for getting solar panels and solar batteries? How to use solar battery storage in the event of a power outage?  What kind of tax rebates are there for solar panels and solar batteries?

Switching to electric heaters? Here's everything about electric water heat pumps & electric home heating/cooling units. In this video, we clear up :

-How do new electric heat pumps work?

- Will they cost a lot of money to install?

- Do I have to change my electric systems?

- Can I remove my gas system after installing them?

- Will they save money in the long run? –

- What are the new San Francisco Bay area rules for getting new electric water/heat systems?

- Are there rebates?

Electric heat pumps are much more efficient,

Special Thank You to our Guests: Constance Beutel and Tom Kabat

Producer, Co-Host, and Marketing: Pat Toth-Smith

Co-host and Content/Guest Acquisitions: Kathy Kerridge

Producer: Bart Sullivan

Marketing: Hari Lamba

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This video clears up confusing things like: which bins do I put milk cartons, waxy take-out containers, paper coffee cups, or dog waste in? It takes a deep dive into the new expanded compost law SB1383 and answers the questions; why did this happen, where does all that new compost go, and what are the benefits? Guest Marie Knutson, recycling coordinator for Republic services, speaks candidly about all of this and gives you good tips to figure out what to do with any waste you encounter. Featured in the video/podcast is how Californians are following this new law using supplied containers.  There are other creative ways including worm composting that it briefly explains.  It also discusses the big advantages of getting edible food and  soiled food waste products that create climate warming methane out of our landfills.

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