Diann is joined by Jessica Swick, a grocery product broker who has been a helping hand to Truce for years. They discuss the details of her job, the challenges that COVID-19 has created in distribution and supply chains, and what the new obstacles are for children returning to school.

Diann talks with "godmother" of Truce, Cindy Gentry! Listen as they discuss the future of remote work, community supported agriculture (CSAs) and the benefits of buying local, in-season crops. Cindy is the founder of Phoenix Public Market and a longtime advocate of making locally grown food readily available for anyone in need.

To learn more, go to: https://downtownphoenixfarmersmarket.org/

In this episode, Diann talks to longtime friends Robin Boscia and Linda Weinzetl, also known endearingly as the "Demo Queens". For over nine years of retirement, Robin and Linda have chosen products and companies they believe in to represent in grocery stores and other retail outlets. They discuss what it means to them and how they got started, as well as their history with Truce!

In this episode, Diann talks with Greg Peterson of Urban Farm. From a young age, he knew he was meant to grow and provide food for his community. Greg has grown his yard (A.K.A Urban Farm) into a food production forest, education center, and organization in the name of permaculture. To learn more, go to https://www.urbanfarm.org.

In this episode, Diann talks with Kate of Scottsdale Moms about the need to build a community, and the value that a network of mothers can bring. They also discuss the affects of coronavirus on networking and how it's okay to take a break sometimes. For more information, check out: https://scottsdale.momcollective.com/

In this episode, Diann talks to Jakki, founder of Bumkins baby products, about what it's like to start a business. Jakki discusses the various obstacles of sourcing materials, working from home before technology, and also being a mother of three! For more information, check out: https://www.bumkins.com/

Diann talks with Helene Tack of Local First Arizona.

In this episode, you will hear a wonderful conversation about a unique coffee alternative, Jnantik. This new Ancient Maya Superfood provides nutrient-based energy your body craves. 

To learn more, please go to: https://www.jnantik.com/

In this episode, you will hear Jeff's story about he created his peanut butter products and how those products impact the world.

To learn more, please visit; https://pbamericano.com/

In this episode Diann has a wonderful conversation with Stephanie Brewer, the Deputy Director of Newtown Community Development.

Diann and Stephanie discuss Newtown's latest project - Micro Estates. These thirteen small homes create a courtyard community focused on creating a comfortable atmosphere with less impact on the environment.

To learn more please go to https://newtowncdc.org/homes-for-sale/tempe-micro-estates.html