EcoRadio KC explores our interdependence with the rest of the world, showing the connections between the ways we choose to live and the health of the whole community of life. As a result, we plan to cover a wide range of topics, including local & regenerative agriculture, energy conservation & efficiency, justice, eco-villages, alternative medicine, indigenous peoples, clean energy, local food systems, biofuels, the need for multicultural participation in social change, global warming & climate disruption, extinction, green building and chemistry, and consumerism.
https://kkfi.org/podcasts/eco-radio-kc/
Gesamtlänge aller Episoden: 20 days 9 hours 22 minutes
Earthquakes and Fracking
Joe Spease and Karin Meiners, Sierra Club activists, will talk about Fracking and earthquakes with host Craig Lubow. We will talk about the latest developments and prospects of stopping fracking in Kansas. Fracking issues near Baldwin,
Clean Air and Clean Art
Rachel Jefferson returns to EcoRadio KC to tell us about the Clean Air Conference that she attended in California last month. Then, Diana Parrino, an organic farmer, and artist that uses recycled material. joins the program.
Zack is Back!
The Sierra Club’s Zack Pistora regales us with tales of his recent wilderness trip, as well as the latest in environmental issues in Kansas.
Standing with Standing Rock
John Reyna, from Standing Rock tells us the latest from there, as well as the details on the screening of Awake: A Dream From Standing Rock. https://www.facebook.com/events/1014404112034688/
What’s Happening to the Blue River?
Evan Smalley brings us up to speed on sundry issues with the Blue River in Kansas City, Mo.
Westport Post Office Garden and Kansas Wells Get Closer to Home
Glenn Stewart has been tending to the garden outside of the Westport Post Office for eight years. Recent personnel changes at the Post Office have changed that. Glenn joins us to explain. Also, Jessica Skyfield updates us on wastewater well …
The Hottest Fight in the Hottest Decade
Bill McKibben of 350.org spoke at Pierson Auditorium on October 6th courtesy of the Cockefair Chair Foundation. KKFI was on hand to record.
A Conversation with David Korten
Richard Mabion interviews David Korten, publisher of Yes Magazine. David C. Korten is an American author, former professor of the Harvard Business School, political activist, prominent critic of corporate globalization,
Kansas Water
Jessica Skyfield, Mary Benrud, Bob Hoffman, and Jo Cheray discuss the recent ruling by the Kansas Corporation Commission allowing injection of fracking wastewater into the Flint Hills. (See Dirty Deeds in Kansas
Tyson in Tonganoxie, Plus the Heartland Tree Alliance .
We’ll hear from some of the opposition on the ground in Tonganoxie about Tyson’s efforts to open a plant in Kansas, plus we’ll hear how the Heartland Tree Alliance is making our air cleaner.