Alberto Villoldo on Shamanic Healing

Alberto Villoldo, psychologist, medical anthropologist and best-selling author, discusses how shamans today combine ancient wisdom teachings with cutting-edge neuroscience to heal. Read More »

Dallas College Moves to Renewable Energy Plan

After signing a five-year contract with Gexa Energy that features Texas Green-e certified renewable energy credits equal to 100 percent of their needs beginning June 1, Dallas College will be able to reduce fossil fuel emissions, promote the health of residents, and create jobs in renewable energy. Read More »

July 2021 Farmers Market Guide

A complete guide to North Texas Farmer's Markets Read More »

Soulful Strides: Running as a Spiritual Practice

Pressing our feet upon the Earth can be much more than a form of health-promoting exercise, as running can be introspective, and over time, a spiritual practice. Read More »

Farm and Ranch Freedom Alliance Conference

Three Texas-based organizations and a Texas office of a national nonprofit are combining forces to host the 2021 Southern Family Farmers & Food Systems Conference from August 8 through 10 at Texas State University. Read More »

Kudos: Texas Trees Foundation

The Texas Trees Foundation presented the completed Dallas Urban Forest Master Plan to the city of Dallas on June 3. and it was unanimously adopted on June 9, with funding provided by the Lyda Hill Philanthropies and Oncor. Read More »

Sizzling on the Grill: Healthy, Sustainable Summer Fare

Delicious, green alternatives to traditional, carbon-emitting grilling methods including chemical-free charcoal, healthy plant-based grilled foods and eco-friendly dinnerware. Read More »

Peter Singer on Ethical Eating

Peter Singer, author and influential philosopher in the animal rights movement, discusses the ethics surrounding our food choices, climate change, eating meat and more. Read More »

Ole! for Ohla! Foods

Ohla! Foods sells packaged good health foods that debut this month in Central Market locations across Texas. Read More »

Composting Made Easy: Turn Food Waste into ‘Black Gold’

Uneaten food rotting in landfills accounts for almost a quarter of U.S. methane emissions, but it can be turned into dark compost that enriches garden soil with these steps to get started. Read More »

Linda Birmbaum Headlines Toxic Substances Conference

Healthy Living Healthy Planet Radio host Bernice Butler interviewed Linda Birmbaum, Ph.D., former head of the National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences and the National Toxicology program to help audiences explore the Intersection of toxic chemicals and materials on human health, the environment and climate change. Read More »

Texas Agriculture on Parade

The State Fair of Texas will be held from September 24 through October 17, after being canceled last year due to the Covid pandemic. It's is a celebration of a rich agriculture heritage where visitors can interact with livestock exhibitors and purchase "Made in Texas" items. Read More »