This podcast tracks the audio archives for “Eco Radio KC” show. 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.
Host Richard Mabion opens the phones to listeners to discuss a wide range of environmental issues.
Kansas City Eco-troubadour and environmentalist Stan Slaughter has been delving into the growing field of biomimicry. He says that it could be as big as the internet. He'll talk to Elaine Geisel about this fascinating topic.
Kansas City is now in the WMD business with a brand spanking new weapons plant, but who will clean up the old one? Jay Coghlan of Nukewatch.org and Anne Suellentrop of Physicians for Social Responsibility give us the scoop. Also, Richard Mabion files a report from the EPA listening session taking place...
This evening on EcoRadio KC, we'll chat with students from Kansas University who attended the Power Shift conference for environmental justice. Later, we'll chat about the Wildwood Education Center in La Cygne, which provides experiential outdoor education to hundreds of urban youth each year.
Tonight on EcoRadio KC, we'll tackle the Recycling/Brownfields/Hazardous Waste program in Wyandotte County. We'll be speaking with WyCo employees Kirk Suther and Marlon Goff, who run the program. All this and more local eco-news is yours for the taking when you tune in! EcoRadio KC is an exclusive production of...
John Kurmann brings us up to date on the No Keystone XL Pledge of Resistance Richard Mabion welcomes Claus Wawrzinek and James Turner to talk about their Missouri Beyond Coal Sierra Club Issues. Excerpts from this weekend's March Against Monsanto event in KC.
After a rousing success in May, another March Against Monsanto action is planned for cities throughout the world on October 12th. Richard Mabion helps us sort out what is going on locally. Also, Season Burnett gives us a sneak preview at the upcoming Mother Earth News Fair in Lawrence.
