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sustainable living
Florida minimum wages climb to $13 an hour
Florida’s minimum wage is now at 13 dollars an hour. State law will increase it to 15 dollars over the next two years.
National water quality month with Matt Rihs
Tanja and Anni discuss clean water in Tampa Bay during National Water Quality Month with Matt Rihs of the FGUA
Backyard chickens with Chris DeCubellis and Kenny Gil
Join Tanja and Anni in a discussion about backyard chicken keeping with experts Chris DeCubellis and Kenny Gil
Slice of Life: Sukhi 222 & journalist to homeless
Charles Holsopple of Sukhi 222 talks about his idea for human sustainability. Journalist talks about her life living in downtown Tampa.
Sustainable Living: Growing and building your own floral bouquets
This week’s guest was Kali Rabaut of Blue House Florals… who among many other talents, grows her bouquets organically on her home property.
When you listen to Kenny Coogan and Anni Ellis on WMNF’s Sustainable Living show, you hear the perspectives of two very knowledgeable, but delightfully different hosts. Together they offer a compelling balance of yin and...
Elisha Bixler: Bee saving and bee keeping
Elisha Bixler is the owner of How’s Your Day Honey, a live bee relocation and honey business located St Petersburg, Fl.
Sustainable Living: Dr. Amanda Pike transforming Florida landscapes into edible food forests
Our guest on Monday was Dr. Amanda Pike. She is a board-certified therapist, and certified educational leader.
Sustainable Living: Community involvement
On this week’s show of Sustainable Living, we had Michelle Meetze James, and she has all the plant obsessions.
Sustainable Living: Butterfly expert Anita Camacho
This week on Sustainable Living, we talked with Anita Comacho. She is the owner of Little Red Wagon Native Nursery and a butterfly expert.
Sustainable Living: What would you make as a rule or law to make the world better?
On this weeks show, we asked the viewers what would you make a rule or law if you could make the world more sustainable.
On Monday’s show for Sustainable Living, we had Bob Linde, AP, RH Acupuncture Physician, and registered Herbalist (AHG).
