Ecology
Eco-ology is a weekly radio report on the state of our ecological health.
November 2nd, 2011 - Fall FUNdrive WWW.KPFT.ORG Celebrating Dia de los Muertos – Our past, present, and future, and You with Wilson Arabie with a Texas Beaming Bioneers update. Who is reimagining community? www.beamingbioneershouston.org AND David Reed, a natural residential builder who brings us pallet houses. Yes, that is a house made from discarded pallets. http://ilovecob.com/archive/texas-natural-builders-pallet-house
Listen to episode
Eco-Ology
Wednesday 6 to 7 AM
KPFT 90.1 Houston
KPFT's program dedicated to local heroes at the forefront of environmental
action, ecology in and for Our community, social justice, health, and
spirit. Hosted by Patricia Greer and Cath Conlon. Technical support
provided by H.C. Clark, and Laura Slavin.
Join us every Wednesday as we explore what is happening in Our community and
who is doing something about it. We are adding a new element to Our weekly
program - FOOD, glorious food: food security, local foods, food
co-operatives, farmers markets, food dilemmas, food in Our region,
composting, urban farming, bees, community gardens, recipes for Our region
and the season. Michael Pollan, Recipe for Success, Urban Harvest, and
more: Eco-Ology
We succeed as a society as we consider health, environment, social, and spiritual interactions.
Eco-Ology welcomes ecologists, economists, environmentalists, religious and
spiritual leaders, peace givers, progressives, conservatives, liberals -
everyone who is deeply entrenched in living now and believes a future is
possible.
Water, local farmers, green building, children, recycling, hydrocarbons in
Our air, landfills, recipes for preparing green leafys,
biodiversity.Eco-Ology is a coalition of solution based citizens from a
variety of environmentally-related organizations, focusing on ecological
issues, exposing their interdependent relationship.
Bringing people and their stories to folks. Just regular people, who from
life experience, exposed problems and strived to solve them, making a
difference in the community of Our earth.
Our first drive time program will feature a segment from a Recent program
with Mathew Tejada, Executive Director for Galveston Houston Association for
Smog Prevention - GHASP on ozone, and interviews with urban farmer, Joe Icet and a representative from Central City Co-op.
We look forward to injoying Wednesday morning with You.
Thank You for making KPFT YOUR main stream media
Pat, Cath, H.C., and Laura
