Sustainable You

Mary-Lyn, Danielle and Gianluca talk with special guest Christine Storie, an Ava Anderson Non Toxics consultant, on the importance of using natural products.

Mary-Lyn, Danielle and Gianluca talk about how this summer can be more sustainable - from tips about sunscreen to Whole Foods' plan to make organic food more accessible to college students. The crew also discussed California's recent oil spill.

Mary-Lyn, Danielle and Gianluca discuss Animal Activists crashing Kim Kardashian's book signing, Community Recycling's program on our campus at Rider, NYC Penn Station reconstruction plans, and Memorial Weekend Madness.

Mary-Lyn and Gianluca discuss what the long term benefits of 2008's Beijing Olympics were, how to prepare for a green career, the Apple Watch, and how Sea World lied to us about orcas.

After a long two weeks off due to baseball, the Sustainable You crew is back and tackling issues such as the drought in California and emerging sustainability efforts in Aruba. In this month's PHS Hot Corner, Mary-Lyn and Gianluca interviewed Dana Dentice, the coordinator of Plant One Million.

Danielle and Gianluca continue their special two-hour edition of the show at the Living Local Expo. They have a discussion about local sustainability efforts with Jack Donnelly of the East Windsor Green Team and Winnie Fatton, coordinator of Sustainable Jersey. They also talk to Judith Robinson, owner of Our World Our Choice, and Ken Walters, local beekeeper and owner of Yellow Bee.

Danielle and Gianluca host live from the Living Local Expo in Lawrenceville, NJ. They discuss the importance of local food and how local businesses are working to be environmentally friendly. 15th District Assemblywoman Liz Muoio appears on the show to talk about the county's efforts in sustainability. Danielle and Gianluca also talk to herbalist and founder of Naturally Fit and Well, Stephanie Bradberry Crosby, and Jacob Theis from Hillcrest Urban Gardening (this discussion will continue in Part 2).

Danielle and Gianluca host after a snowy Spring Break. They provide a guide to buying organic produce and discuss new innovative biodegradable coffee cups that have the potential of growing into trees. They also discuss the dangers of some top-selling wines that were contaminated with high-levels of arsenic, and the protests that are occurring against oil trains in North Jersey.

Mary-Lyn and Gianluca host on a Sustainable Saturday morning. They discuss going green on St. Patricks Day (literally), patterns in global warming, dangers of the Keystone XL Pipeline Project, and why the inventor of K-Cups now regrets creating them.

Mary-Lyn, Gianluca, and Danielle host their first show without Meghan. They discuss highlights of the Philadelphia Flower Show, warnings about shopping at Walmart, sustainability in preschool programs, and how sustainability drives new innovations.