Podcast
Our Inheritance
Hosted by Will Bohrnsen-The Blake School · EN
Stories about the environment, written, recorded, and produced by high school students.
11episodes
Episodes
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Episode 77: Lake Shore Conservatoin
Jan 200:12:15Tap to summarizeMaddie Raih explores the impact of boating on lake shore habitat and focuses on the work of the Hughes Family in Scott County, MN as lakeshore conservation leaders. Music:https://app.sessions.blue/browse/track/e8e3affb-12be-417e-b965-3e5cce02ec55https://app.sessions.blue/browse/track/e8e3affb-12be-417e-b965-3e5cce02ec55
Transcribe →Episode 76: Adopt-a-Drain
Dec 1900:11:16Tap to summarizeAubrie Klein explores how small changes can have a big impact and learns about the Adopt a Drain program from a local activist Henry LaBounta and the founder of the project Jana LarsonMusic:Bridgewalker by <a href="https://app.sessions.blue/browse/track/357058">BlueDot Sessions</a>
Transcribe →Episode 74: The Boundary Waters Canoe Area
Dec 1900:14:51Tap to summarizeBlake Bigelbach has an in depth conversation about the potential impacts of copper mining in the BWCA with Minnesota authors and educators Amy and Dave Freeman. Music:On Top of It by <a href="https://app.sessions.blue/browse/track/355316">Blue Dot Sessions</a>
Transcribe →Episode 77: Foraging
Dec 1900:15:00Tap to summarizeSteven Cao talks to foraging experts Alan Bergo (The Forager Chef) and Tim Clemens (Ironwood Foraging) about connecting to nature through the abundance of food it provides. Music:JoDon by <a href="https://app.sessions.blue/browse/track/357135">Blue Dot Sessions</a>
Transcribe →Episode 75: Bees
Dec 1900:10:42Tap to summarizeAsha Kelkar teaches us all about the importance bees and conservation efforts with the help of Elise Bernstein from the Bee Squad at the University of Minnesota. music:Calumet. (n.d.). Capering [Blue Dot Sessions]. https://app.sessions.blue/browse/ track/356600
Transcribe →Episode 73: Local Food Systems
Dec 1900:06:46Tap to summarizeJocelyn Jim looks at the importance of strong sustainable local food systems, and talks with policy director Leah Gardner of The Food Group about the work they do and their incubator farm: Big River Farm.Music:Bossa Boa by 356331" target="_blank" rel="ugc noopener noreferrer">Blue Dot Sessions
Transcribe →Episode 72: Lake Pepin
Dec 1900:10:21Tap to summarizeEli Crosby explores the fascinating story of Lake Pepin and the conservation challenges it faces by talking to Michael Andersen, the executive director of the Lake Pepin Legacy Alliance. Music:Delamine by <a href="https://app.sessions.blue/browse/track/ 357095">Blue Dot Sessions</a>
Transcribe →Episode 71: Aquatic Invasive Species
Dec 1900:14:32Tap to summarizeZoe Lee Gustafson dives into the work of aquatic invasive species specialist Adam Doll from Minnesota Department of Natural Resources.music:The Extension by Blue Dot Sessions
Transcribe →Episode 70: Polar Exploration
Dec 1900:10:59Tap to summarizeReagan Schoen looks at the impact that polar exploration has had in inspiring climate change work by two Minnesota explorers, Will Steeger and Ann Bancroft!Music:Lissa by Blue Dot Sessions
Transcribe →Episode 69: Regenerative Agriculture
Dec 1900:07:28Tap to summarizeKhanak Shukla digs in to the topic of regenerative agriculture with Wise Acre Farm's co-founder Dean Engelmann.music:Fantastic Chances by <a href="https://app.sessions.blue/browse/track/ 356910">Blue Dot Sessions</a>The Marquess and I by <a href="https://app.sessions.blue/browse/track/356911">Blue Dot Sessions</a>
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