An Optimistic Future: Our Actions Matter
Welcome to the ”An Optimistic Future: Our Actions Matter” podcast, where we explore the incredible power of individual actions to shape our collective future. In each episode we delve into important social, environmental, and economic issues, and discover how everyday choices can make a world of difference. From insightful discussions and expert interviews, we are compiling a list of simple steps we can all take to effect positive global changes. Together, through conscious choices and meaningful actions, we can create a healthier, thriving, and sustainable future. Your actions matter. Let’s change the world!
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Episodes
Sunday Feb 11, 2024
Sunday Feb 11, 2024
An interview with Amy Hill, owner and operator of Snowy River Farms in Cooksbrook, Nova Scotia. She discusses the myriad benefits of supporting small farms, ranging from economic to environmental to personal health promotion.
Snowy River Farms website:
https://www.snowyriverfarms.com/
Snowy River Farms Instagram:
https://www.instagram.com/snowyriverfarms/
Snowy River Farms Facebook:
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Interested in a list of simple steps to help make the world a better place? Please visit: https://www.optimisticfuturepodcast.com/simple-steps
Do you have a bit more time and energy to take a bigger step to help make the world a better place? Please visit: https://www.optimisticfuturepodcast.com/bigger-steps
Optimistic Future Podcast YouTube channel: https://youtube.com/@OptimisticFuturePodcast
Optimistic Future Podcast Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/optimisticfuturepodcast/
Please support the Canadian economy and small businesses by purchasing products manufactured in Canada: https://www.madelocalgroup.ca/
Please support the American economy and small businesses by purchasing products manufactured in the US: https://www.madelocalgroup.com/
Saturday Jan 27, 2024
Saturday Jan 27, 2024
An interview with Dr. Paul Manning, Assistant Professor in the Department of Agriculture at Dalhousie University, where he discusses the virtues of not mowing our lawns until June at the earliest (i.e. “No Mow May”) and supporting pollinators in other ways for the greater benefit of our ecosystems.
Interested in a list of simple steps to help make the world a better place? Please visit: https://www.optimisticfuturepodcast.com/simple-steps
Do you have a bit more time and energy to take a bigger step to help make the world a better place? Please visit: https://www.optimisticfuturepodcast.com/bigger-steps
Optimistic Future Podcast YouTube channel: https://youtube.com/@OptimisticFuturePodcast
Please support the Canadian economy and small businesses by purchasing products manufactured in Canada: https://www.madelocalgroup.ca/
Please support the American economy and small businesses by purchasing products manufactured in the US: https://www.madelocalgroup.com/