This interview was part of an author Telesummit for the launch of the book, Women Living Consciously, Volume 2. Powerful You Publishing's Sue Urda interviews Kathy Sipple, author of the chapter "Transformational Magic: Creating Common Ground."

Cultivating Connections: Beyond Friending & Following on Social Media

219 GreenConnect Host Kathy Sipple speaks with Emily Russell about the benefits of eating local food, moving towards a more vegetable centered diet, and how vegetables nourish the body and calm the digestive system. We’ll also discuss how to get your children (and yourselves) eating more vegetables and really enjoying it. Find out how to use local food and farmer's markets to heal your body and raise healthy eaters.
 
Emily Russell holds a BA in Biology, Masters in Teaching, and a continuing education certificate as a Kid's Nutrition Specialist. 

Emily Russell can be reached for consultation at 219-707-5430 or emilyerussell@gmail.com.

219 GreenConnect sponsors Northwest Indiana Green Drinks, a monthly meet up for people concerned about environmental topics. Find out about Green Drinks and more at http://www.219greenconnect.com/ or join our email list: http://www.eepurl.com/faw7g.

Originally recorded on June 12, 2012 in Valparaiso, Indiana.

Local Food:  Heal Your Body & Raise Healthy Children

 Host Kathy Sipple speaks with Jim Erdelac, Education & Volunteer Manager at the Shirley Heinze Land Trust, about the power of volunteerism. Together, Shirley Heinze Land Trust and local volunteers accomplished a wide variety of restoration projects in 2012.

219 GreenConnect sponsors Northwest Indiana Green Drinks, a monthly meet up for people concerned about environmental topics. Find out about Green Drinks and more at www.219greenconnect.com/ or join our email list: www.eepurl.com/faw7g.

Originally recorded on November 27, 2012 in Valparaiso, Indiana.


Kathy Legner Sipple