Sustainable Culture
di Jet McLaughlin
A podcast about exploring the relationship between humans, society, our psyche, and the natural world.
A podcast about exploring the relationship between humans, society, our psyche, and the natural world.
This episode is with the genuinely badass Sarah Philp, owner of Little Bear Tattoo Co. in Coeur d'Alene, Idaho. Her recent few years have been quite the wild ride of growth as she has become the owner of her own tattoo shop. She even trained her own husband how to tattoo, who works as an artist at Little Bear alongside her. She's created quite the thriving little community, and it made for an excellent conversation. Check out Sarah's work at @sarahphilptattoo and Little Bear Tattoo Co. at @littlebeartattoo_co Visit our website: sustainableculture.online Follow us on instagram @sustainablecultureonline
This week's episode features Megan Ryan, Communications Specialist and Eric Ladwig, Executive Director for Hospice of North Idaho. They were voted 2024's Best Hospice Care Provider by Business Journal of North Idaho and have tons of wonderful things going on for the community. Hospice can be a hard subject for many, but its people like these two that reaffirm confidence and demystify the heavy subjects for people. Without life, there is no death; and without death, there can be no life. Visit Hospice of North Idaho: hospiceofnorthidaho.org. Follow them on instagram @hospiceofnorthidaho. Visit our website: sustainableculture.online Follow us on instagram @sustainablecultureonline
This week I had the great fortune of interviewing another Idaho Conservation League scientist! This time it was none other than Adrian Gallo, a soil scientist and Climate Program Manager. We discuss agriculture, groundwater, aquifers, and soil. I hope you join us! Idaho Conservation League: idahoconservation.org. Our website: sustainableculture.online Follow on instagram: @sustainablecultureonline Please rate and review us!
We're back once again with chill chats about reading books, imagination, and owning a bookstore. Alex of Bookishly Happy graciously sits with me and as we discuss a variety of topics surrounding reading culture, including the challenges of getting into reading and, yes, banned books. Join us! Check out Bookishly Happy on their instagram: @bookishlyhappycda. Check out our instagram: @sustainablecultureonline. Our website: sustainableculture.online. We have a community trash pickup event on the books for Saturday, November 10th at 11am at Tubbs Hill in Coeur d'Alene! Follow our page for more info!
This week a long-time friend of the podcast returns to guest host, Bri AKA Peebs. The concept of electrification (the large-scale switch to electrical energy from fossil fuels) is one gaining attention in recent months following the signing of the historic Inflation Reduction Act. We agree we need to switch away from fossil fuels urgently, but we also have opinions. See Peebs' work: @pb.doodles, @barefootinboise, Wild Brewed Follow our insta: @sustainablecultureonline Visit sustainableculture.online for all things Sustainable Culture. Study on lithium mining in Zimbabwe HERE Info on Centralia, Pennsylvania HERE Net-Zero Report by Princeton University HERE Email Jet with any questions, comments or suggestions at jet@sustainableculture.online. Please rate and review the show if you feel so inclined! It helps a ton. Thank you for listening!