My World Too

As the EV revolution takes hold in America there will need to be changes made to our infrastructure to accommodate. Harvest and learns how they are working hard to take unused fruits and vegetables and give it to food insecure families.

Dr. Barton Forman and Dr. Sujay Kumar are two scientists using modern technology to study Earth's fresh water. Doña Fina Café is working to simplify and control the entire coffee chain, from farm to cup. This way they can ensure that every hand that touches the coffee is treated fairly and ethically.

Whitney Manney takes us on a tour of a creative re-use thrift store in Kansas City. Creative re-use thrift stores take items that would normally go to a landfill and re-purposes those items into arts and crafts materials. Skinner visits a farmers market in Lawrence Kansas and learns about the environmental, economic, and social impact that farmers markets have on local communities.

A school in Kansas City is helping save lives by giving vocational training to those normally overlooked by society. Wind Power- We often hear about the power of the wind, but how is it that we are able to convert wind into power.

Whitney Manney talks with the team at Madison Flitch and learns about their approach to art and furniture and how a lightbulb moment during the pandemic led to there latest venture Madison Stitch a sustainable boutique handbag company. We reconnect with AY Young and learn about the latest and greatest with his a Battery Tour. The Battery Tour is a concert tour powered by renewable energy.

GMO Seeds - Nick Schmitz talks with experts to learn the difference between heritage, hybrid and GMO seeds. We learn the benefits and drawbacks to each. Clean Air Now - A grassroots organization in the inner city of Kansas City is working to get clean air for all. Mike Wunsch learns about the work of Clean Air Now and what we can be doing to have a brighter and cleaner future.

Two activists living the center of the country are trying to keep alive the ways of their indigenous ancestors. We learn about plans for an Indigenous Peoples Center. Mike Wunsch visits a family run business in western Iowa that is designing and building electric bikes to get people outside and mobile. Bill Moore has been following the Electric Vehicle Revolution since the mid 1990s.

Dancing Rabbit Ecovillage - There is a planned community in the northeast Missouri, where people come together to live a sustainable life. Nick Schmitz visits this village and learns how they govern themselves, how they build their homes, and how they live their lives in this sea sustaining community.