Questions hosts Hayden Kessinger and Evelyn Wallace discuss:

• What is the antidote to despair?
• How does living without money make you closer to the people in your circle?
• How much money can you save growing your own (climate appropriate) food?
• What comes to mind when you hear “actively using?”
• What do Frederick Douglass and Jo Nemeth have in common?

Links and people we mention:

• The Black Forager (Alexis Nicole Nelson) // INSTAGRAM
• 30 Rock // “probably the most humble person in the whole world”
• Jo Nemeth's blog & FAQs
• Guardian article on Jo Nemeth:
• Short YouTube film about Jo
• Mark Boyle / “The Moneyless Man”:

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E6// Douglas McMaster

• We talk about a restaurant not having a “bin.” We mean a trash receptacle. And we mean no bin in the front of the house and no bin in the back kitchen.
• Waste is a Failure of the Imagination - TEDx talk by Douglas McMaster
• 9-min video short by Douglas McMaster
• Silo Restaurant homepage
• Don't worry! Our JUICY Eco Ego Quiz is coming soon!

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Today we learn about what unicycling has to do with sustainability, how our gardens domesticated US, and how Robin Greenfield transformed from a wannabe millionaire (as in, he wanted to be one) into a trash-wearing, nothing-owning "extremist" -- his words.

Links mentioned in the show, to the best of our ability:

• “I wore all my trash for 30 days” TED Talk/ Youtube
• Foraging 100% of my food for a year // Robin Greenfield’s website
• The Vassar Farm: (Technically, "The Preserve" at Vassar) // Vassar website
• KRS-One// Temple of Hip Hop // lecture archive
• Rich Roll Episode #896 with Robin Greenfield:Barefoot walking 1600 miles, living in harmony with earth, and finding freedom through simplicity

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