When the BioMass Hits the Wind Turbine
Society & Culture
In 2005, Mary Ann Flournoy inherited a great deal of money. Her first reaction was to worry about how this sudden wealth might change her life for the worse - and nearly declined the bequest. But her friends convinced her that she could do much good in the community with the money, and the Sugar Bush Foundation was born.
Annie and Jay Warmke are joined by Hylie Voss (Mary Ann's daughter) who is President of the Sugar Bush Foundation for a discussion of how this charitable organization came about and some of the projects they have funded.
165 - Food Forests
057 - Raising Naturally Healthy Pets
097 - Resilient Community Development
053 - Battle of the Currents
041 - Opting Out (Everything they ever told you is Wrong)
033 - Living a Net Zero Lifestyle
112 - Adapting Your Property to a Changing Climate
164 - Thriving
163 - Finding Your Path
162 – Why is the Cost of Electricity Rising so Dramatically?
161 – Solar and Fire
040 – Learning to Thrive
160 - Is Cultural Appropriation Inappropriate?
159 - Women and Non-Binary People in Agriculture
158 - The Death of God and Community
157 - How the Inflation Reduction Act will change renewables for decades to come
075 - Where have all the Birds Gone?
156 – End of the World as We Know It - part 2
155 – End of the World as We Know It - part 1
050 - Eating Seasonally
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