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First Aired - 11/29/2010 03:30PM
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This week on Hot Grease Nicole talks green, healthy living with Liz Neves of Healthy Home Consultant, a service that assesses potential allergy or asthma triggers within your home and helps phase them out naturally. Liz talks about eating healthy and how you can achieve a healthy home, plus how living healthy and environmentally responsibly can be simple and stress-free. This episode was sponsored by Cain Vineyard & Winery: supporters of the growing movement to change how we think about our planet.
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Hot Grease Introduction: Green Living, Green Giving & Great Food (8:10)
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Nicole Taylor, Hot Grease, Heritage Radio Network, Jolly Holiday Series, Green Living, Green Giving & Great Food, HousingWorks, Eat Slow Jams, support HRN!, think about family and friends that need a boost, cook them a great meal,To comment on this episode click here. There are currently Comments
First Aired - 12/13/2009 02:30PM
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This week on Cutting The Curd, Anne continues her discussion on raw milk. This time, guest Claudia Keel comes by and gives her insight as an herbalist.
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Cutting The Curd Introduction: Raw Dairy & Herbalism (16:10)
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Cutting The Curd, Anne Saxelby, Jack Inslee, Roberta's, 261 Moore St, Bill Saxelby, raw milk, Claudia Keel, pasteurization, urban dairies, cows didnt have access to grass, swill milk, Chicago was the first to require pasteurization, herbalist, nutritionist, what motivates somebody to come to an herbalist, people come when they are sick, word of mouth, body builders, raw dairy, integrating raw milk into healing practices, farming, Weston Price, bone structure, the displacing foods of modern commerce, industrial food, narrowing of the palate, National Geographic, Weston Price Foundation, Sally Fallon,Raw Milk & Pasteurization (14:57)
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The Taste Of America, Karen Hess, David Grumpert, scientific conditions, Louis Pasteur, pasteurization, vaccination, the terrain, soil, language, raw milk, asthma, eczema, raw dairy is curative for asthma, Dominican Republic, Pam Saxelby, industrially produced milk, even with organic milk cows are given corn and soy, antibiotics, ultra pasteurize, molecular structure of milk is affected, lactose intolerant, there is something inherently good and curative to raw milk, controversy, some people consider raw milk a dangerous food substance, milk was a sacred food, there was never a problem with it until modern industrial times, dairy farms, industrial middlemen, price control, raw milk prices have been falling, revolution, rural renewal, Chicago Board Of Trade,To comment on this episode click here. There are currently Comments
First Aired - 05/08/2011 04:30PM
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In celebration of the 200th anniversary of The Commissioners' Plan of 1811, Curtis B. Wayne is joined by noted writer Alec Appelbaum. Alec and Curtis revisit the original design plan for the streets of Manhattan and compare it to the grid as we experience it today. Tune in to learn more about how urban space is designed and imagined on another thought provoking episode of Burning Down the House. This episode was sponsored by Cain Vineyard & Winery
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Burning Down the House: Alec Applebaum (6:41)
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Curtis B. Wayne, Heritage Radio Network, Burning Down the House, Cain Vineyard & Winery, Alec Appelbaum, writer, green design, Terrapin Bright Green, engineering based on natural systems, 200th anniversary of the Commissioners Plan of 1811, original design plan for the streets of Manhattan, street grid, enabled New York city to emerge, in equal grid, Broadway,The New York City Grid (12:36)
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food distribution, Heritage Foods USA, good ideas should inform policy, the biggest problem in NYC is scale, the grid considered a scale way beyond what the city occupied, Carroll Gardens, South Brooklyn was once all one thing, Brooklyn Promenade, The High Line, Brooklyn Bridge Park, post industrial society, learn from those who came before,Air Quality, Congestion, Roads & Cyclists (11:55)
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East Williamsburg Industrial Park, hipster central, green space and Broadway, Mayor Bloomberg, air quality, congestion, asthma, bicycling in the city, road improvements, cycling zealots, flat asphalt, nice roads predate automobiles,Taking Back Broadway (14:27)
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diagonal avenues in Rome, city planning history, Paris, riots, dealing with disturbances, Broadway, bike lanes, pedestrians, accidental spaces, re purposing, thruway in the city, automobile attachment, gasoline prices, small town communities,Rediscovery of Waterfronts & Redevelopment Projects (15:07)
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Pearl Street plaza, public art as traffic calming, David Byrne, rediscovery of waterfronts, redevelopment projects, Seattle Art Museum, Olympic Sculpture Park, water as a part of the urban street scape, people trend towards cities, urban life, availability, obesity in cities, Brooklyn was the 4th largest city in the US before becoming a part of New York City,To comment on this episode click here. There are currently Comments
