Stormwater Innovation Center: Growing Green Infrastrucure
Roy Arezzo, Urban Stormwater Education and Outreach, The Nature Conservancy
Rebecca Reeves, Stormwater Innovation Center/Audubon Society of Rhode Island
Roy Arezzo, Urban Stormwater Education and Outreach, The Nature Conservancy
Roy monitors local water bodies for water quality and focuses on prevention and awareness regarding Cyanobacteria Blooms.
Story Walking Photo Blog: STEMming the Flow with Stormwater Infrastructure
Rebecca Reeves, Stormwater Innovation Center/Audubon Society of Rhode Island
Roy Arezzo, Urban Stormwater Education and Outreach, The Nature Conservancy
Go on a green infrastructure walking tour, get involved in community science, paint a rain barrel, attend the Rain Harvest Festival, learn how to identify cyanobacteria.
Rebecca Reeves, Stormwater Innovation Center/Audubon Society of Rhode Island
Rebecca Reeves, Stormwater Innovation Center/Audubon Society of Rhode Island
Rebecca Reeves, Stormwater Innovation Center/Audubon Society of Rhode Island
Rebecca is responsible for professional training, school programming, community outreach and events. She builds public awareness around how stormwater issues relate to native habitat and wildlife.
"Love Nature Magic" with Maria Rodale
Love Nature Magic: Shamanic Journeys into the Heart of My Garden
Maria Rodale, Author & Gardener Episode livestream on August 7 Podcast release on August 14
Maria Rodale, Author & Gardener Episode livestream on August 7 Podcast release on August 14
In her new book, bestselling author Maria Rodale shares her deeply empathic relationship with the plants, animals and insects that inhabit her world. These magical stories impart valuable messages for all humankind. In this episode she will share her experience writing the book, as well as some of her stories, life lessons and wisdom.
Maria Rodale, Author & Gardener Episode livestream on August 7 Podcast release on August 14
Maria Rodale, Author & Gardener Episode livestream on August 7 Podcast release on August 14
Maria Rodale, Author & Gardener Episode livestream on August 7 Podcast release on August 14
Maria is also an activist, board member and former co-chair of the Rodale Institute, dedicated to growing the regenerative organic agriculture movement through research, farmer training and education.
Mrs. Peanuckle's Alphabet Series Written by Maria Rodale with Art by Jessie Ford
Maria Rodale, Author & Gardener Episode livestream on August 7 Podcast release on August 14
Mrs. Peanuckle's Alphabet Series Written by Maria Rodale with Art by Jessie Ford
This delightful series of board books celebrates the joy nature brings to young children at home and in the backyard, from fresh fruits and vegetables to birds, bugs, flowers and trees. From A to Z, these bold colorful pages will enchant toddlers and inspire the youngest of budding environmentalists and curious scientists.
Outdoor Learning Podcast
Diana Brennan, Wetland Scientist and Level 3 Forest School Leader
Diana Brennan, Wetland Scientist and Level 3 Forest School Leader
Diana Brennan, Wetland Scientist and Level 3 Forest School Leader
Diana has 20 years of experience with habitat assessments, restoration projects and sustainable development. She has a deep understanding of Rhode Island’s natural resources, as well as the skills and training to guide young learners safely and effectively.
The Northern Rhode Island Forest School
Diana Brennan, Wetland Scientist and Level 3 Forest School Leader
Diana Brennan, Wetland Scientist and Level 3 Forest School Leader
Forest School learning is a long-term child-centered process that happens naturally through play, exploration and supported risk taking. It promotes confidence and self-esteem through learner inspired, hands-on experiences in a natural setting. This is a timely topic for the newly emerging Learning Inside Out Outdoor Classroom Initiatives.
Lindsey Baillargeron, English Teacher, Reading Specialist
Diana Brennan, Wetland Scientist and Level 3 Forest School Leader
Lindsey Baillargeron, English Teacher, Reading Specialist
With 14 years of teaching experience, Lindsey was recently certified as a Level 1 Forest School Assistance and is currently pursuing her second masters degree to become a k-12 reading specialist. She is focusing on language skills children need to understand texts in different disciplines. .
Podcasts
Tapping into Nature's loving vibes, the Story Walking Radio Hour draws attention to the most pressing environmental issues by sharing real life stories of awakening and problem solving. Over 50 episodes spotlight Inspirational problem solvers and proven actions, as well as valuable resources and supportive networks.
Typically, each episode begins with one of Wendy's personal Story Walking stories, to set the stage for the guest portion of the show. Down below is a partial list of podcasts. For a complete listing and free access to past podcasts, go to the Story Walking Radio Hour archives on the Dreamvisions 7 Radio Network website. Submit questions and share comments in the section at the bottom of each podcast page.
PESTICIDE FREE PARKS, LAWNS & GARDENS
Featuring Emily Koo, Sustainability Strategy Manager in the City of Providence’s Office of Sustainability, and Lee Ann Freitas, Director of the Roger Williams Park Botanical Center
HOW TO DESIGN AND BUILD YOURSELF A FOOD FOREST
Graham Towerton, Permaculture Designer and Design Team Leader, Food Forest Abundance
EXPLORING GREEN CAREER PATHWAYS
Audra Lavoie, Career Education Specialist, University of Rhode Island Life
NON-TOXIC PERSONAL CARE CHOICES FOR CLEAN WATER
Beth Newberry, Diamond Ambassador, Pure Haven
OFFSETTING SCHOOL PAPER USAGE, ONE TREE AT A TIME
Featuring Lizzy Elsner and Sethu Odayappan, Co-founders, Tree-Plenish
DEVELOPING A SUSTAINABLE TEXTILE INDUSTRY
Featuring Amy DuFault, Sustainable Fashion Journalist & Organizer, Southeastern New England Fibershed
WILD MUSHROOMS: MYCOLOGY, FORAGING & REMEDIATION
Featuring Ryan Bouchard and Emily Schmidt, Co-Founders, Mushroom Hunting Foundation
WILD WEED WISDOM
Featuring Katrina Blair, Founder of Turtle Lake Refuge and Author of The Wild Wisdom of the Weeds
BLUE MIND: LOVING OUR PLANET
Featuring John Marsland, founder and President of the Blackstone River Watershed Council, and Dr. Wallace J. Nichols, marine biologist and author of Blue Mind
MORE PODCASTS
Visit our archives pages at the Dreamvisions 7 Radio Network website to find lots more SWRH podcasts.
Raising Native Bees
Hear a truly fantastical story about a wicked smart bee.
Learn how to host mason bees and leafcutter bees on your land.
Learn how to host mason bees and leafcutter bees on your land.
Listen as Wendy tells a personal story about her encounter with a bee and a spider and how they spoke to her through their actions. Animals have remarkable ways of communicating with humans, if humans are aware and open to receiving.
Learn how to host mason bees and leafcutter bees on your land.
Learn how to host mason bees and leafcutter bees on your land.
Learn how to host mason bees and leafcutter bees on your land.
Find out why raising native bees is easier, less costly and more productive for crops than raising honey bees. Native bees are far more critical to pollinating and propagating our food supply than honey bees.
Meet Susannah Otacki, native beekeeper and educator
Learn how to host mason bees and leafcutter bees on your land.
Meet Susannah Otacki, native beekeeper and educator
Hear how Susannah developed her deep connection with the seasonal cycles of the earth and native bees. Learn best practices for native bee keeping and find the best materials and information resources.
Gardening Podcasts
Building Back Healthy Soil
Building Back Healthy Soil
Building Back Healthy Soil
Dan Kittredge, Executive Director of the Bionutrient Food Association talks about "Spoil Science and Bionutrition." this episode presents a story walk through a commercial composting operation and goes on to explore the direct connection between nutrient-rich soil and nutrient-rich food.
Growing a Meadow Habitat
Building Back Healthy Soil
Building Back Healthy Soil
Owen Wormser, Landscape Designer at Abound Design, and Author of Lawns into Meadows explains how to replace the deadscape, called lawn, with beautiful low-maintenance meadows that sequester far more carbon than a lawn. Meadow gardening helps rebuilding biodiversity.
Planting a Food Forest
Building Back Healthy Soil
Planting a Food Forest
Dani Baker, Permaculture Educator, Owner of the Edible Enchanted Forest and Author of The Home-Scale Forest Garden describes forest gardening as a method of agriculture which “requires careful planning and a strong understanding of beneficial inter-species relationships.”
Be Our Guest
How can we help get your message out on the airwaves?
The Dreamvisions 7 Radio Network (D7RN) serves the planet through the vibration of voice. The Network is a station fostering unity, love and planet consciousness. From an interconnected mindset, hosts, guests and listeners share the belief that when we utilize our life purpose to serve others, we nourish ourselves and contribute to all life on this Planet. The Story Walking Radio Hour is listed under the network's Sustainable Living tab. All shows are syndicated to other stations and platforms, including itunes, Spotify, spreaker, iheartradio and others. The audience is local, national and international.
Who would be an ideal Guest?
Are you an innovator in the field of sustainability? Do you represent an environmental organization or cause? Do you have an enlightening environmental message to share, actionable ideas to articulate and educational resources to promote? Resources may include books, curriculum guides, videos, websites, blogs, presentations, workshops or conferences. Visit our archives page to peruse the names, organizations and backgrounds of past guests. Listen to previous interviews and imagine yourself as the guest.
What kind of exposure can you expect?
The episode will air a minimum of eight times during the month following production - every Monday at 9am and 9pm EST. Within the month you will have over 6,000 listeners through the D7RN station. The podcast is saved on the D7RN Host Archive page, on iTunes and on many other affiliate networks, where it becomes an ongoing resource. The Guest can share the show anytime, anywhere. Podcasts are currently averaging 450 downloads and this continues to grow.
What is a Guest's time commitment?
Wendy requires a 15-30 minute phone call to plan the interview, so that it meets the goals of the guest, as well as those of the show. On an appointed day and time, the Guest dials in to the station by phone to connect with Wendy and record the episode. The interview is completed within two 14-minute segments. To apply for a guest spot, go to https://tinyurl.com/SWRHguestAPPLICATION
Is there an opportunity to self-promote during the show?
Yes, absolutely! Time will be set aside during the show segment for guests to promote their product or service and website. D7RN also offers special advertising audio commercial bundles and will work with your business to co-create and customize. Learn more.