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 ===Gary Oldham, SOS From Texas: Growing Organic Tee Shirts - Apr 29,2011===
 When people think about organics, they mostly think about food.  However, what about all of the pesticides that are used to grow materials such as cotton? What is the big deal about wearing a garment made from seeds that are saturated with chemicals? Afterall, isn’t it just clothing? Not at all! The skin is the largest organ and anything you wear that has been grown with pesticides is going to have an effect on your health. What do you do when you have been growing cotton for many years and want to make the transition to organic? It is not an easy thing to do, even if you have been growing cotton for generations. The Oldham family has been growing cotton in Texas for more than 100 years. Depleted soil fertility and conventional market challenges led Gary Oldham, CEO of SOS From Texas, which stands for Save Our Soil, to search for alternatives to help the family farm remain sustainable.  Gary started farming organically in 1992 and started SOS From Texas in early 1993 to market his organic cotton through finished sportswear. The company slogan, “We Grow T-Shirts” reflects vertical integration of the products from the seed to the sewing. Today, SOS is one of the oldest and most respected producers of organic cotton sportswear in the US and markets all farm production through this line throughout the US and Worldwide.
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 ===Marygael Meister: How To Legalize Backyard Beekeeping - Apr 27,2011===
 Regardless of the fact that there is a tremendous decline in the bee population due to Colony Collapse Disorder, amongst other diseases, there are still many areas where backyard beekeeping has been banned. The reason for the ban in many cases is mostly due to lack of knowledge about bees as well as fear of lawsuits. The plight to legalize beekeeping in a community is not something many beekeepers want to undertake. The consequences beekeepers that challenge these laws face range from risk of being fined to confiscation of their bees, which can also be a big financial loss. There are some areas that may even impose incarceration. Every area is different. Marygael Meister is a beekeeper that sought to do this for the city of Denver. It was a very trying process but one she was determined to see changed. Her efforts led her to establish and organize DenverBee.org. Ms. Meister successfully changed the city’s ordinance but also found that there is a great deal of responsibility that comes with such a privilege.   In this segment of The Organic View Radio Show, host, June Stoyer will speak to Marygael Meister, founder and President of DenverBee.org (http://www.denverbee.org) To learn about her relentless efforts to get the laws changed, stay tuned!
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 ===Lani Malmberg: Controlling Invasive Species With Goats - Apr 26,2011===
 With the overwhelming devastation to the environment from the use of pesticides and herbicides, that not only leach into our precious water supply but can remain in the soil for decades, people have begun to search for safe alternatives. Some people have actually gone back to basics in order to control invasive species of plants without having to destroy the eco-system. Lani Malmberg, owner of Ewe4ic Geological Services, uses goats in a controlled grazing environment to gradually and naturally remove weeds in order to return the land to a healthy, natural ecosystem. Lani wanders the meadows, hillsides and waterways of the West, hooked staff in hand, pitting 1,500 cashmere goats against pockets of unwanted weeds that infest the landscape. Lani actuallygrew up in a cattle ranching family. While in graduate school studying weed science, Lani started her business Ewe4ic Ecological Services as an alternative for people who did not want to continue the destruction of the environment with chemical applications. Lani uses 2100 cashmere goats and has a myriad of clients; working for the government, private landowners for noxious weed control, fire reduction, re-seeding, watershed management and land restoration. Her company also offers noxious weed mapping and inventory. In this segment of The Organic View Radio Show, host, June Stoyer will speak to Lani Malmberg about the success of using goats as an alternative to herbicides. Stay tuned!
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 ===Easy To Grow Plants Guide & The Truth About Garden Gadgets - Apr 25,2011===
 In every garden magazine you see pictures of beautiful rooms that contain an assortment of annuals and perennials that can be very intimidating to the novice gardener.  It almost seems unfair that there are some people that have a natural green thumb and can make anything grow, or so it seems. Then there are other people who feel artificial plants are the way to go because every plant dies no matter how hard they try.  When you look at the big picture, these plants can be a very expensive learning curve. With all of the gadgets available, especially the ones “as-seen-on-TV” it makes you wonder what exactly should you buy and what products you should avoid.

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	In this segment of The Organic View Radio Show, host, June Stoyer will speak to Gary Oldham about organic farming and the challenges of growing organic cotton in the USA.		In this segment of The Organic View Radio Show, host, June Stoyer will speak to Gary Oldham about organic farming and the challenges of growing organic cotton in the USA.
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		+	===Marygael Meister: How To Legalize Backyard Beekeeping - Apr 27,2011===
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		+	Regardless of the fact that there is a tremendous decline in the bee population due to Colony Collapse Disorder, amongst other diseases, there are still many areas where backyard beekeeping has been banned. The reason for the ban in many cases is mostly due to lack of knowledge about bees as well as fear of lawsuits. The plight to legalize beekeeping in a community is not something many beekeepers want to undertake. The consequences beekeepers that challenge these laws face range from risk of being fined to confiscation of their bees, which can also be a big financial loss. There are some areas that may even impose incarceration. Every area is different. Marygael Meister is a beekeeper that sought to do this for the city of Denver. It was a very trying process but one she was determined to see changed. Her efforts led her to establish and organize DenverBee.org. Ms. Meister successfully changed the city’s ordinance but also found that there is a great deal of responsibility that comes with such a privilege. In this segment of The Organic View Radio Show, host, June Stoyer will speak to Marygael Meister, founder and President of DenverBee.org (http://www.denverbee.org) To learn about her relentless efforts to get the laws changed, stay tuned!
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		+	===Lani Malmberg: Controlling Invasive Species With Goats - Apr 26,2011===
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		+	With the overwhelming devastation to the environment from the use of pesticides and herbicides, that not only leach into our precious water supply but can remain in the soil for decades, people have begun to search for safe alternatives. Some people have actually gone back to basics in order to control invasive species of plants without having to destroy the eco-system. Lani Malmberg, owner of Ewe4ic Geological Services, uses goats in a controlled grazing environment to gradually and naturally remove weeds in order to return the land to a healthy, natural ecosystem. Lani wanders the meadows, hillsides and waterways of the West, hooked staff in hand, pitting 1,500 cashmere goats against pockets of unwanted weeds that infest the landscape. Lani actuallygrew up in a cattle ranching family. While in graduate school studying weed science, Lani started her business Ewe4ic Ecological Services as an alternative for people who did not want to continue the destruction of the environment with chemical applications. Lani uses 2100 cashmere goats and has a myriad of clients; working for the government, private landowners for noxious weed control, fire reduction, re-seeding, watershed management and land restoration. Her company also offers noxious weed mapping and inventory. In this segment of The Organic View Radio Show, host, June Stoyer will speak to Lani Malmberg about the success of using goats as an alternative to herbicides. Stay tuned!
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	===Easy To Grow Plants Guide & The Truth About Garden Gadgets - Apr 25,2011===		===Easy To Grow Plants Guide & The Truth About Garden Gadgets - Apr 25,2011===

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		+	===Gary Oldham, SOS From Texas: Growing Organic Tee Shirts - Apr 29,2011===
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		+	When people think about organics, they mostly think about food. However, what about all of the pesticides that are used to grow materials such as cotton? What is the big deal about wearing a garment made from seeds that are saturated with chemicals? Afterall, isn’t it just clothing? Not at all! The skin is the largest organ and anything you wear that has been grown with pesticides is going to have an effect on your health. What do you do when you have been growing cotton for many years and want to make the transition to organic? It is not an easy thing to do, even if you have been growing cotton for generations. The Oldham family has been growing cotton in Texas for more than 100 years. Depleted soil fertility and conventional market challenges led Gary Oldham, CEO of SOS From Texas, which stands for Save Our Soil, to search for alternatives to help the family farm remain sustainable. Gary started farming organically in 1992 and started SOS From Texas in early 1993 to market his organic cotton through finished sportswear. The company slogan, “We Grow T-Shirts” reflects vertical integration of the products from the seed to the sewing. Today, SOS is one of the oldest and most respected producers of organic cotton sportswear in the US and markets all farm production through this line throughout the US and Worldwide.
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		+	In this segment of The Organic View Radio Show, host, June Stoyer will speak to Gary Oldham about organic farming and the challenges of growing organic cotton in the USA.

	===Easy To Grow Plants Guide & The Truth About Garden Gadgets - Apr 25,2011===		===Easy To Grow Plants Guide & The Truth About Garden Gadgets - Apr 25,2011===

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		+	===Easy To Grow Plants Guide & The Truth About Garden Gadgets - Apr 25,2011===
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		+	In every garden magazine you see pictures of beautiful rooms that contain an assortment of annuals and perennials that can be very intimidating to the novice gardener. It almost seems unfair that there are some people that have a natural green thumb and can make anything grow, or so it seems. Then there are other people who feel artificial plants are the way to go because every plant dies no matter how hard they try. When you look at the big picture, these plants can be a very expensive learning curve. With all of the gadgets available, especially the ones “as-seen-on-TV” it makes you wonder what exactly should you buy and what products you should avoid.
		+	Fortunately, there are certain plants that are actually very hardy and are very easy to grow. You don’t necessarily have to be an expert, have to buy some kind of funky gadget, etc. to care for them either.
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		+	In this segment of The Organic View Radio Show, host, June Stoyer will speak to Horticultural expert, John Peter Thompson, who is President of the National Agricultural Research Alliance (http://www.NARA-B.org ). John Peter will discuss plants that are easy to grow and care for to make your garden look like the Victory Garden! Stay tuned!

	===Redmond Real Salt: The Little White Lies About Salt - Apr 20,2011===		===Redmond Real Salt: The Little White Lies About Salt - Apr 20,2011===

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 [http://www.blogtalkradio.com/theorganicview/2011/04/20/redmond-real-salt-the-little-white-lies-about-salt.mp3?localembed=download Download]
-Is salt actually good for you or bad for you? It is a fact that the human body is made up of 72% Salt Water and 28% Minerals. It is also very interesting that when you are hospitalized and given an “I.V.” which consists of saline solution (sodium chloride NaCl) So, why do so many people suffer from high blood pressure? To the average consumer, deciphering the label is not easy. What exactly is the difference between unrefined salt and refined salt? Does Kosher salt have any benefits? Can salt be organic? What about the size of each granule? Does it make a difference? Did you know that manufacturers can produce the same exact product into different packages with different labels?  All salts can actually be called “Sea Salt”. How very clever indeed! Then there are the preservatives in salt such as dextrose (which is a sugar), other  chemicals such as sodium ferro cyanide (yes, cyanide!) and aluminum ( silicoaluminate) which are used also as anti-caking agents.  How is all of this possible and legal? Can consumers taste the difference? What are the impacts on our health? In this segment of The Organic View Radio Show, host, June Stoyer will speak to Darryl Bosshardt from Redmond Real Salt. Stay tuned!
+Is salt actually good for you or bad for you? It is a fact that the human body is made up of 72% Salt Water and 28% Minerals. It is also very interesting that when you are hospitalized and given an “I.V.” which consists of saline solution (sodium chloride NaCl) So, why do so many people suffer from high blood pressure? To the average consumer, deciphering the label is not easy. What exactly is the difference between unrefined salt and refined salt? Does Kosher salt have any benefits? Can salt be organic? What about the size of each granule? Does it make a difference? Did you know that manufacturers can produce the same exact product into different packages with different labels?  All salts can actually be called “Sea Salt”. How very clever indeed! Then there are the preservatives in salt such as dextrose (which is a sugar), other  chemicals such as sodium ferro cyanide (yes, cyanide!) and aluminum ( silicoaluminate) which are used also as anti-caking agents.  How is all of this possible and legal? Can consumers taste the difference? What are the impacts on our health?
 ===Terrence Ingram:The Impact of Round-Up On Bees & Bald Eagles - Apr 19,2011===
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-Herbicides were created to kill weeds with the idea that it would benefit agriculture. Unfortunately, many of these agro-chemicals negatively impact everything else that is exposed to them. “Colony Collapse Disorder (CCD) has been devastating honeybee colonies across much of the country and world during the past few years.  There have been many theories about the cause of this calamity.  More and more the research is leaning toward insecticides as the cause.  Perhaps this is not quite in the right direction to which we should be looking.  Perhaps we should be looking at Round-Up, which presently is the most commonly used herbicide in the world. “ Terrence Ingram Terrance Ingram has been working to raise awareness about the devastating impact of these agro-chemicals on bees as well as other beings such as the Bald Eagle. He has been monitoring the impact and decline for many years. Terrance Ingram is a well-educated farmer who holds degrees in physics and math, with minors in history, biology and education. He has been farming for over 50 years, has been a beekeeper, apiary instructor and bee researcher for over 56 years. He was also a columnist with the prestigious American Bee Journal. Terrance has been the Executive Director and President of the Eagle Nature Foundation since its inception in 1995. He has studied bald eagles for various businesses and organizations for close to 50 years. He also received the Sol Feinstone Environmental Award amongst many others for his efforts on behalf of the Bald Eagle. Terrance also is the author of the book, “Eagle” published by Friedman Publishers. Terrance is also an expert on eagles and has edited more material about the bald eagle than anyone else. In this segment of The Organic View Radio Show, host, June Stoyer will speak to Terrence Ingram about his work. Stay tuned!
+Herbicides were created to kill weeds with the idea that it would benefit agriculture. Unfortunately, many of these agro-chemicals negatively impact everything else that is exposed to them. “Colony Collapse Disorder (CCD) has been devastating honeybee colonies across much of the country and world during the past few years.  There have been many theories about the cause of this calamity.  More and more the research is leaning toward insecticides as the cause.  Perhaps this is not quite in the right direction to which we should be looking.  Perhaps we should be looking at Round-Up, which presently is the most commonly used herbicide in the world. “ Terrence Ingram Terrance Ingram has been working to raise awareness about the devastating impact of these agro-chemicals on bees as well as other beings such as the Bald Eagle. He has been monitoring the impact and decline for many years. Terrance Ingram is a well-educated farmer who holds degrees in physics and math, with minors in history, biology and education. He has been farming for over 50 years, has been a beekeeper, apiary instructor and bee researcher for over 56 years. He was also a columnist with the prestigious American Bee Journal. Terrance has been the Executive Director and President of the Eagle Nature Foundation since its inception in 1995. He has studied bald eagles for various businesses and organizations for close to 50 years. He also received the Sol Feinstone Environmental Award amongst many others for his efforts on behalf of the Bald Eagle. Terrance also is the author of the book, “Eagle” published by Friedman Publishers. Terrance is also an expert on eagles and has edited more material about the bald eagle than anyone else.
 ===Author, Kristin Kimball: The Dirty Life - Apr 18,2011===
 [http://www.blogtalkradio.com/theorganicview/2011/04/18/author-kristin-kimball-the-dirty-life.mp3?localembed=download Download]
-Many people often dream about leaving their jobs in the big city to venture out in the country and start their own organic farm. It is not as easy as most people find out. However, organic farming is very rewarding and in addition to being able to grow what you eat, you can build communities as you help others to learn and enjoy the healthful benefits of organic food. In this segment of The Organic View Radio Show, host, June Stoyer will speak to Author, Kristin Kimball, author of the best seller, The Dirty Life. If you have wanted to know what it would be like to make the transition and if it is for you, stay tuned!
+Many people often dream about leaving their jobs in the big city to venture out in the country and start their own organic farm. It is not as easy as most people find out. However, organic farming is very rewarding and in addition to being able to grow what you eat, you can build communities as you help others to learn and enjoy the healthful benefits of organic food.
 ===Tom Kelly: Things Landscapers Won’t Tell You About Lawn Care - Apr 15,2011===
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-It is that time of the year again in New York as well as other parts of the world where spring has sprung and the grass is beginning to grow. In garden centers and nurseries, there are a myriad of products that are being pushed on the consumer that are not necessarily needed in order to keep your lawn healthy all summer long. There are also products that contain harsh chemicals that are dangerous to all beings. Chemicals, such as Imidacloprid, which are part of the neonicotinoid family, will wipe out any chance that a butterfly or bumblebee will visit your home to pollinate the vegetables in your garden much less any flowers. Many of these products, subsequently, are very expensive and completely unnecessary. Thanks to clever marketers, people are buying them without having any idea as to how much damage they are doing to their own lawns.  To top it off, there are certain times of the year when specific products should be used but are marketed to be used all year round. When it comes to alternatives to these chemicals, they are never even mentioned because this would prevent the chemical companies from enjoying their healthy profits while your lawn becomes unhealthy. Unfortunately, the public only knows what they learn from clever commercials and ads as they spend dollar after dollar buying products that are a complete waste and are contributing to Colony Collapse Disorder. In this segment of The Organic View Radio Show, host, June Stoyer will speak to Tom Kelly, CEO of Firebelly Organic Lawn Care about what consumers should know in order to have a healthy lawn. Stay tuned!
+It is that time of the year again in New York as well as other parts of the world where spring has sprung and the grass is beginning to grow. In garden centers and nurseries, there are a myriad of products that are being pushed on the consumer that are not necessarily needed in order to keep your lawn healthy all summer long. There are also products that contain harsh chemicals that are dangerous to all beings. Chemicals, such as Imidacloprid, which are part of the neonicotinoid family, will wipe out any chance that a butterfly or bumblebee will visit your home to pollinate the vegetables in your garden much less any flowers. Many of these products, subsequently, are very expensive and completely unnecessary. Thanks to clever marketers, people are buying them without having any idea as to how much damage they are doing to their own lawns.  To top it off, there are certain times of the year when specific products should be used but are marketed to be used all year round. When it comes to alternatives to these chemicals, they are never even mentioned because this would prevent the chemical companies from enjoying their healthy profits while your lawn becomes unhealthy. Unfortunately, the public only knows what they learn from clever commercials and ads as they spend dollar after dollar buying products that are a complete waste and are contributing to Colony Collapse Disorder.
 ===Elizabeth Royte: Bottlemania –The Privatization of Water - Apr 14,2011===
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-Just how much bottled water do you drink? Have you ever given it any thought that water is something that is free and plentiful; or is it? Is bottled water safer than tap water? Why is it that the giant beverage corporations are buying up land that host precious springs? What exactly is this doing to our environment? Is the surrounding eco-system being destroyed in the sake of capitalizing and exploiting this natural resource? In this segment of The Organic View Radio Show, host, June Stoyer will speak to author, Elizabeth Royte about the evolution of bottled water in our society and the politics of marketing something that is our birth right. Stay tuned!
+Just how much bottled water do you drink? Have you ever given it any thought that water is something that is free and plentiful; or is it? Is bottled water safer than tap water? Why is it that the giant beverage corporations are buying up land that host precious springs? What exactly is this doing to our environment? Is the surrounding eco-system being destroyed in the sake of capitalizing and exploiting this natural resource?
 ===Alan Kropf, Mutineer Magazine: A Thirst For Quality - Apr 13,2011===
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 When it comes to beverages, there are so many products available from all over the world, that it can be overwhelming. However, the average consumer simply makes the decision to purchase something based upon price and clever ads that market the product. The quality and healthful benefits or risks, unfortunately are not always paramount. However, there is a great resource for learning about the latest trends, healthy options, newest technology and quality of all fine beverages (with an emphasis on wine, beer and spirits), called Mutineer Magazine.  Alan Kropf, who is the Editor and publisher, is a leader amongst the next generation of beverage professionals. He has extensive knowledge and experience with a range of beverages. Alan is a Certified Sommelier through the Court of Master Sommeliers, holds an Advanced Certificate with Merit through the Wine & Spirit Education Trust, is a Certified Beer Server through the Cicerone Certification Program, and holds a Bartending/Mixology Certificate through National Bartenders Bartending School. Alan has worked as a Sommelier at some of the world's more prestigious properties, including the Beverly Hills Hotel with its legendary celebrity clientele, and he helped Gordon Ramsay open his signature restaurant in the London West Hollywood in 2008. Alan also has industry experience as a mixologist/bartender and as a barista. Before founding Mutineer Magazine in 2008, Alan contributed to magazines including Sante, The Tasting Panel, and SommSelections, and currently contributes beverage content to newspapers and online publications. Alan is constantly traveling to speak at events, judge competitions, and raise awareness about water relief in developing countries.
-In this segment of The Organic View Radio Show, host, June Stoyer will speak to author, Alan Kropf, Editor in Chief of Mutineer Magazine. Stay tuned!
+In this segment of The Organic View Radio Show, host, June Stoyer will speak to author, Alan Kropf, Editor in Chief of Mutineer Magazine.
 ===Author, Lela Nargi: The Honeybee Man - Apr 12,2011===

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		+	===Redmond Real Salt: The Little White Lies About Salt - Apr 20,2011===
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		+	[http://www.blogtalkradio.com/theorganicview/2011/04/20/redmond-real-salt-the-little-white-lies-about-salt.mp3?localembed=download Download]
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		+	Is salt actually good for you or bad for you? It is a fact that the human body is made up of 72% Salt Water and 28% Minerals. It is also very interesting that when you are hospitalized and given an “I.V.” which consists of saline solution (sodium chloride NaCl) So, why do so many people suffer from high blood pressure? To the average consumer, deciphering the label is not easy. What exactly is the difference between unrefined salt and refined salt? Does Kosher salt have any benefits? Can salt be organic? What about the size of each granule? Does it make a difference? Did you know that manufacturers can produce the same exact product into different packages with different labels? All salts can actually be called “Sea Salt”. How very clever indeed! Then there are the preservatives in salt such as dextrose (which is a sugar), other chemicals such as sodium ferro cyanide (yes, cyanide!) and aluminum ( silicoaluminate) which are used also as anti-caking agents. How is all of this possible and legal? Can consumers taste the difference? What are the impacts on our health? In this segment of The Organic View Radio Show, host, June Stoyer will speak to Darryl Bosshardt from Redmond Real Salt. Stay tuned!
		+
		+	===Terrence Ingram:The Impact of Round-Up On Bees & Bald Eagles - Apr 19,2011===
		+
		+	[http://www.blogtalkradio.com/theorganicview/2011/04/19/terrence-ingramthe-impact-of-round-up-on-bees-bald-eagles.mp3?localembed=download Download]
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		+	Herbicides were created to kill weeds with the idea that it would benefit agriculture. Unfortunately, many of these agro-chemicals negatively impact everything else that is exposed to them. “Colony Collapse Disorder (CCD) has been devastating honeybee colonies across much of the country and world during the past few years. There have been many theories about the cause of this calamity. More and more the research is leaning toward insecticides as the cause. Perhaps this is not quite in the right direction to which we should be looking. Perhaps we should be looking at Round-Up, which presently is the most commonly used herbicide in the world. “ Terrence Ingram Terrance Ingram has been working to raise awareness about the devastating impact of these agro-chemicals on bees as well as other beings such as the Bald Eagle. He has been monitoring the impact and decline for many years. Terrance Ingram is a well-educated farmer who holds degrees in physics and math, with minors in history, biology and education. He has been farming for over 50 years, has been a beekeeper, apiary instructor and bee researcher for over 56 years. He was also a columnist with the prestigious American Bee Journal. Terrance has been the Executive Director and President of the Eagle Nature Foundation since its inception in 1995. He has studied bald eagles for various businesses and organizations for close to 50 years. He also received the Sol Feinstone Environmental Award amongst many others for his efforts on behalf of the Bald Eagle. Terrance also is the author of the book, “Eagle” published by Friedman Publishers. Terrance is also an expert on eagles and has edited more material about the bald eagle than anyone else. In this segment of The Organic View Radio Show, host, June Stoyer will speak to Terrence Ingram about his work. Stay tuned!
		+
		+	===Author, Kristin Kimball: The Dirty Life - Apr 18,2011===
		+
		+	[http://www.blogtalkradio.com/theorganicview/2011/04/18/author-kristin-kimball-the-dirty-life.mp3?localembed=download Download]
		+
		+	Many people often dream about leaving their jobs in the big city to venture out in the country and start their own organic farm. It is not as easy as most people find out. However, organic farming is very rewarding and in addition to being able to grow what you eat, you can build communities as you help others to learn and enjoy the healthful benefits of organic food. In this segment of The Organic View Radio Show, host, June Stoyer will speak to Author, Kristin Kimball, author of the best seller, The Dirty Life. If you have wanted to know what it would be like to make the transition and if it is for you, stay tuned!
		+
		+	===Tom Kelly: Things Landscapers Won’t Tell You About Lawn Care - Apr 15,2011===
		+
		+	[http://www.blogtalkradio.com/theorganicview/2011/04/15/tom-kelly-things-landscapers-wont-tell-you-about-lawn-care.mp3?localembed=download Download]
		+
		+	It is that time of the year again in New York as well as other parts of the world where spring has sprung and the grass is beginning to grow. In garden centers and nurseries, there are a myriad of products that are being pushed on the consumer that are not necessarily needed in order to keep your lawn healthy all summer long. There are also products that contain harsh chemicals that are dangerous to all beings. Chemicals, such as Imidacloprid, which are part of the neonicotinoid family, will wipe out any chance that a butterfly or bumblebee will visit your home to pollinate the vegetables in your garden much less any flowers. Many of these products, subsequently, are very expensive and completely unnecessary. Thanks to clever marketers, people are buying them without having any idea as to how much damage they are doing to their own lawns. To top it off, there are certain times of the year when specific products should be used but are marketed to be used all year round. When it comes to alternatives to these chemicals, they are never even mentioned because this would prevent the chemical companies from enjoying their healthy profits while your lawn becomes unhealthy. Unfortunately, the public only knows what they learn from clever commercials and ads as they spend dollar after dollar buying products that are a complete waste and are contributing to Colony Collapse Disorder. In this segment of The Organic View Radio Show, host, June Stoyer will speak to Tom Kelly, CEO of Firebelly Organic Lawn Care about what consumers should know in order to have a healthy lawn. Stay tuned!
		+
		+	===Elizabeth Royte: Bottlemania –The Privatization of Water - Apr 14,2011===
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		+	[http://www.blogtalkradio.com/theorganicview/2011/04/14/elizabeth-royte-bottlemania-the-privatization-of-water.mp3?localembed=download Download]
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		+	Just how much bottled water do you drink? Have you ever given it any thought that water is something that is free and plentiful; or is it? Is bottled water safer than tap water? Why is it that the giant beverage corporations are buying up land that host precious springs? What exactly is this doing to our environment? Is the surrounding eco-system being destroyed in the sake of capitalizing and exploiting this natural resource? In this segment of The Organic View Radio Show, host, June Stoyer will speak to author, Elizabeth Royte about the evolution of bottled water in our society and the politics of marketing something that is our birth right. Stay tuned!
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	===Alan Kropf, Mutineer Magazine: A Thirst For Quality - Apr 13,2011===		===Alan Kropf, Mutineer Magazine: A Thirst For Quality - Apr 13,2011===

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		+	When it comes to beverages, there are so many products available from all over the world, that it can be overwhelming. However, the average consumer simply makes the decision to purchase something based upon price and clever ads that market the product. The quality and healthful benefits or risks, unfortunately are not always paramount. However, there is a great resource for learning about the latest trends, healthy options, newest technology and quality of all fine beverages (with an emphasis on wine, beer and spirits), called Mutineer Magazine. Alan Kropf, who is the Editor and publisher, is a leader amongst the next generation of beverage professionals. He has extensive knowledge and experience with a range of beverages. Alan is a Certified Sommelier through the Court of Master Sommeliers, holds an Advanced Certificate with Merit through the Wine & Spirit Education Trust, is a Certified Beer Server through the Cicerone Certification Program, and holds a Bartending/Mixology Certificate through National Bartenders Bartending School. Alan has worked as a Sommelier at some of the world's more prestigious properties, including the Beverly Hills Hotel with its legendary celebrity clientele, and he helped Gordon Ramsay open his signature restaurant in the London West Hollywood in 2008. Alan also has industry experience as a mixologist/bartender and as a barista. Before founding Mutineer Magazine in 2008, Alan contributed to magazines including Sante, The Tasting Panel, and SommSelections, and currently contributes beverage content to newspapers and online publications. Alan is constantly traveling to speak at events, judge competitions, and raise awareness about water relief in developing countries.
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		+	In this segment of The Organic View Radio Show, host, June Stoyer will speak to author, Alan Kropf, Editor in Chief of Mutineer Magazine. Stay tuned!
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		+	===Author, Lela Nargi: The Honeybee Man - Apr 12,2011===
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		+	Last year, NYC lifted the ban on beekeeping. So many beekeepers were delighted to be able to share their love of nature with others that more and more people have since taken up backyard beekeeping. With the worldwide concern about Colony Collapse Disorder, it is critical now, more than ever, to disseminate to the public information about the importance of the honeybee and how delicate these beings are. Too many people still fear the honeybee and do not understand their critical role in nature. Honeybees are responsible for pollinating ¾ of all of our agricultural crops.
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		+	In this segment of The Organic View Radio Show, host, June Stoyer will speak to author, Lela Nargi about her new book, “The Honeybee Man.” This is actually a book written for children but provides a wonderful opportunity to experience the love that many beekeepers enjoy with their bees. Ms. Lela Nargi was inspired to write “The Honeybee Man” by two Brooklyn apiarists, one of whom has been beekeeping in Fort Greene for over a decade. The book was beautifully illustrated by Kyrsten Brooker who depicts the growing trend of urban beekeeping with enchanting mixed-media art that emphasizes the rich cultural setting. Her illustrations of the bee as well as the parts of the Langstroth beehive are a great tool for teaching children and adults about beekeeping. It really is a marvelous book for new beekeepers! There is also a delightful afterword with beekeeping facts and end papers including diagrams of bee stingers, hives and more make this a perfect choice for the classroom. To learn more about The Honeybee Man, tune in!
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		+	===Author, Dr. Will Tuttle: The World Peace Diet - Apr 11,2011===
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		+	There is an old expression “the way to reach a man’s heart is through his stomach.” Mass produced processed foods changed that as people became completely disconnected with how their food is grown, where it comes from and how food connects to their mind, body and soul. However, thanks to the organic movement and mankind’s reconnection with nature, people have once again become aware of the harmony found in our food. In this segment of The Organic View Radio Show, host, June Stoyer will speak to Dr. Will Tuttle about his new book, “The World Peace Diet, Eating for Spiritual Health and Social Harmony.” Dr. Tuttle will be discussing the main ideas in his best-selling book, which has been called one of the most important books of the 21st century. It provides the foundation of a new society based on the truth of the interconnectedness of all life. Dr. Tuttle will make explicit the invisible connections between our culture, our food, and the source of our broad range of problems—and the way to a positive transformation in our individual and collective lives. Anyone wishing to understand the big picture of our culture and why we have the unyielding dilemmas we face, and how we can solve them, will be fascinated by these provocative, challenging, and ultimately inspiring ideas. Stay tuned! For more information, please visit: http://worldpeacediet.org, http://worldpeacediet.com and http://willtuttle.com
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		+	===Jenny Pao: Are Nectar Essences Vitamins For The Soul? - Apr 08,2011===
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		+	When you are not feeling well, at some point, you usually will go to the doctor. What if the doctor cannot find anything wrong with you? What if there is no “pill” to cure what ails you? Have we become, as a society, that dependent upon drugs? Jenny Pao addresses these very issues. She practices Complementary Alternative Medicine (CAM) in San Francisco. Jenny is a certified Quantum Energetics Practitioner through the Western Institute of Natural Healing and has been helping people of all ages return to their youthful, balanced state with energy medicine, Functional Medicine diagnostic testing, flower essence therapy and holistic nutrition. She offers comprehensive wellness care for all ages *even newborns - issues ranging from brain and head injury, weakened immunity, adrenal fatigue to emotional challenges. Her mind- body approach has been described as “effective and non-invasive”, scientific and intuitive. Throughout her 10 years in practice, she's witnessed clients who are overloaded with emotional, mental, physical pain and stress make a complete change to become healthy again. Jenny’s biggest message is “deep physical healing is set into motion only when the emotions and spirit are addressed and balanced. “ Jenny felt that many others would benefit by her work and launched a company called Nectar Essences, in 2008. Her mission is to provide healing remedies that will soothe the emotions of children and adults. She feels that “Nectar Essences” are like vitamins for the soul. In this segment of The Organic View Radio Show, host, June Stoyer will speak to Jenny Pao, Founder of Nectar Essences. Stay tuned!

	===Prof Stefano Maini: Neonicotinoids, Is Science For Sale? - Apr 07,2011===		===Prof Stefano Maini: Neonicotinoids, Is Science For Sale? - Apr 07,2011===

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		+	With the rapid decline of the honeybee population, there are many speculations as to the actual cause. Beekeepers know firsthand that the exposure to neonicotinoids is the enabling factor. As a consequence, the honeybee becomes vulnerable to a whole host of diseases and pathogens such as Nosema Ceranae (serranna) As a result, millions of colonies are lost every year. These problems are clear to everyone except for those who stand to profit from their use. Unfortunately, most of the science is commissioned by the agro-chemical industry. So, just how do we differentiate science from politics and why is independent scientific research suppressed and ignored? In this segment of The Organic View Radio Show, host, June Stoyer will speak to Professor Stefano Maini from the University of Bologna, Italy. Stay tuned!
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	===Author, Mary Nash Stoddard “Deadly Deception: Story of Aspartame” - Apr 05,2011===		===Author, Mary Nash Stoddard “Deadly Deception: Story of Aspartame” - Apr 05,2011===