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Mike and Peggy cover ever a little bit of everything green under the sun—the environment, gardening, local food, sustainable living and more—in a style that is casual, accessible, entertaining, inform... more
FAQs about The Mike Nowak Show:How many episodes does The Mike Nowak Show have?The podcast currently has 1,410 episodes available.
November 20, 2011November 20, 2011Barbara Melera, owner of D. Landreth Seed Company, previews the release of the 2012 Catalog and reports on progress to sell one million copies to erase their debt. Mike talks pencils, other writing tools and the environment with Jamie Gallagher, President and CEO of Faber-Castelle USA/Creativity for Kids. Suzanne Keers, co-founder and executive director of Local First Chicago, promotes their campaign Unwrap Chicago: Eat, Drink and Buy Local. Mike counts down to the WCPT Holiday Harvest broadcast on December 4....more0minPlay
November 20, 2011Barbara Melera returns to talk about the fate of D. Landreth Seed CompanyBarbara Melera, owner of D. Landreth Seed Company, reports on the company's progress in resolving its debt crisis. She reports the latest numbers in the attempt to sell one million catalogs, and previews the stunning 2012 catalog, which is about to be delivered to their customers....more31minPlay
November 20, 2011Suzanne Keers of Local First Chicago talks about Unwrap Chicago: Eat, Drink and Buy LocalSuzanne Keers, co-founder and executive director of Local First Chicago, promotes Unwrap Chicago: East, Drink and Buy Local, which she says could pump as much as 25 million dollars into the local economy....more16minPlay
November 13, 2011November 13, 2011Wally Schmidtke of Pesche's Garden Center in Des Plaines offers tips on how to prepare your garden beds for winter. Mike Mitchell, executive director of the Illinois Recycling Association, and Tom Outerbridge, General Manager of Sims Metal Management Municipal Recycling Division, talk about the managed competition recycling experiment in Chicago. Mike offers more information about healthy, local foods in advance of the WCPT Holiday Harvest food drive....more0minPlay
November 12, 2011An Interview with former Commissioner of the Chicago Department of the Environment Suzanne Malec-McKennaSuzanne Malec-McKenna, Commissioner of the Chicago Department of the Environment under Mayor Richard M. Daley, talks about the direction of green policy in the City after she was dismissed by the incoming Emanuel Administration and the department was dismantled and spread among other city agencies....more56minPlay
November 07, 2011An Interview with former Commissioner of the Chicago Department of the Environment Suzanne Malec-McKennaSuzanne Malec-McKenna, Commissioner of the Chicago Department of the Environment under Mayor Richard M. Daley, talks about the direction of green policy in the City after she was dismissed by the incoming Emanuel Administration and the department was dismantled and spread among other city agencies....more56minPlay
October 31, 2011October 30, 2011Michael and Amelia Howard talk about how they helped to transform a neighborhood dumping ground into the nationally respected Eden Place Nature Center. Mike talks to his listeners about Mayor Rahm Emanuel's recent Food Summit and whether mega-stores like Walmart can help solve food insecurity problems in America. He urges people to read the statement released by Chicago's Advocates for Urban Agriculture, which outlines why local food institutions should be included in any plan. Leila Shooshoni from Faith in Place and Robin Schirmer from Tomato Mountain Farm preview the winter farmers markets in and around Chicago....more0minPlay
October 31, 2011An Interview with Michael and Amelia HowardMichael Amelia Howard talk about the hurdles they faced in creating Eden Place Nature Center, and how they transformed their neighborhood from an abused, forgotten part of the city into a model for urban environmentalism....more34minPlay
October 30, 2011October 30, 2011Michael and Amelia Howard talk about how they helped to transform a neighborhood dumping ground into the nationally respected Eden Place Nature Center. Mike talks to his listeners about Mayor Rahm Emanuel's recent Food Summit and whether mega-stores like Walmart can help solve food insecurity problems in America. He urges people to read the statement released by Chicago's Advocates for Urban Agriculture, which outlines why local food institutions should be included in any plan. Leila Shooshoni from Faith in Place and Robin Schirmer from Tomato Mountain Farm preview the winter farmers markets in and around Chicago....more0minPlay
FAQs about The Mike Nowak Show:How many episodes does The Mike Nowak Show have?The podcast currently has 1,410 episodes available.