Life, if you are living it aware, has a way of pushing you into becoming an activist - whether you want to be or not.  It's not enough to just get upset and rail at the system - you need a plan to be an effective agent of change.

From Edison to Facebook.  How electrical utilities have changed over the years from the days when Edison and Westinghouse were electrocuting elephants - to the day when appliances are transmitting data over power lines and the utility of the future will look more like a social network than a traditional power company.

Some tips on how to actively and effectively intervene in life as it is happening - not sit back and ponder later on what you might have done or should have done.  Join the folks at Blue Rock Station in a discussion of how to deal with the world as it happens.

For three months each year, Jay and Annie Warmke of Blue Rock Station avoid spending any money for anything.  Their annual "Thanks for Nothing" season is a time to slow down and be aware.

How can you stay happy and optimistic in a world that seems bent on bringing you down?  Join Annie and Jay Warmke of Blue Rock Station for an optimistic discussion of sustainable living.

It seems much of the year is spent preparing for winter.  Living on a homestead in a sustainable way involves spending a lot of time preparing for winter.  Join the folks from Blue Rock Station for a discussion of sustainable living issues.

We are in a great hurry to go nowhere.  Shop til you drop and live your life staring at your phone.  Is this a sustainable way of life?  Join Annie and Jay Warmke of Blue Rock Station for a temporary break from this thing we call reality.

Growing and storing your own food.  The heart of sustainability.  Join Annie and Jay Warmke of Blue Rock Station for a discussion of sustainability in our somewhat real and somewhat modern world.

Formal celebrations are an important way to mark life's milestones.  Join Annie and Jay Warmke from Blue Rock Station for a discussion of sustainable living in the real world.

What led to us building an earthship in the hills of Appalachian Ohio.  Join a discussion with Jay and Annie Warmke of Blue Rock Station on the life events that led to building a home of tires and living sustainably.