Roots and Resilience
Tuesdays in April 2025
Roots and Resilience is a podcast series from WDIY celebrating the strength and spirit of individuals and communities who are making a difference in the fight for a sustainable future. Host Maddie Yang shares inspiring stories of people who are reconnecting with the earth, cultivating resilience in the face of environmental challenges, and fostering change through sustainable practices. Tune in to be inspired, empowered, and motivated to take action for the planet!
Latest Episodes
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Maddie Yang sits down with Jeff Irvine of WSP, an organization that helps companies and cities, including Bethlehem, lower their carbon footprints. -
Maddie Yang talks with Jason Grauer of Stone Barns, an organization working to build a sustainable food culture in New York's Hudson Valley. -
Maddie Yang is joined by Rich Odell, chairman of Circle of Blue, a neutral voice on the issue of water and how it affects communities globally. -
Maddie Yang welcomes Arash Ghale from the Rodale Institute to explore organic and regenerative agriculture and Rodale's work worldwide. -
Maddie Yang talks with Katelynn Frey of the NCC East 40 about their efforts to connect with the community while promoting culture and sustainability. -
Maddie Yang talks with Farmer Josh Parr and Professor Benjamin Cohen from the LaFarm at Lafayette College about its mission to educate and battle food insecurity. -
Maddie Yang is joined by Emily Roland and Keri Lasky of the Easton Farmers' Market to talk about its benefits for local producers and how it's affected by climate change. -
Maddie Yang welcomes Lauren Fosbenner and Kate Semmens of the Nature Nurture Center to share how they're educating and encouraging the community to protect the environment. -
Maddie Yang talks with Bina Indelicato, founder of Eco Evolutions, about her work to help organizations and businesses follow better sustainability strategies. -
Abigail Wood is joined by Louise Shaefer, co-founder of Edge of the Woods Native Plant Nursery, to talk about the beauty and benefits of having native plants in your garden.
