Earth Day in a new way.

Earth Day is a time to celebrate, learn, and maybe try something new, So we’ve got a great conversation today and a couple of questions for you too,Today, we brought back two of our favorite podcast pals,  The hosts of Break Some Dishes, to boost your Earth Day morale.And what do we cover in this conversation, today?We’ll help you get your mind and your spirit prepped for Earth Day.  About Break Some Dishes:Hosted by Verda Alexander and Jon Strassner, Break Some Dishes is a podcast that covers the environmental crises through the lens of creativity and design. They believe that bad design is bad for the planet.  Verda is an artist and designer and Jon is a talker, and together they find those unique people who have found amazing ways to make a difference in saving our planet. On their podcast, they talk about ghost fishing, ocean plastic pollution, and the work being done to remove poisonous ingredients from products. But, that's just the tip of the iceberg, so join the discussion, start breaking some dishes, and get going on fixing things!Earth Day Haikus:Jon Strassner:We must stop takinWithout giving or fixingOur time is too shortVerda Alexander:Abundant earth, blueAnd verdant the spoils buryListen just for nowDoug Shapiro:From you I borrowMy life, my soul, everythingWhat will I pass on?Click here to get your FREE copy of the Imagine a Place journalConnect with host, Doug Shapiro,  below:By Email: [email protected] Instagram: @Douglas_ShapiroOn LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/doshapiro/Email Imagine a Place: [email protected] Connect with Maria on LinkedIn.Follow Imagine a Place on LinkedIn.Click here to get your copy of Maria's children's book—Design Your World.Click here to get your own Imagine a Place Conversation Card Deck.Imagine a Place gathers industry-leading voices that can inspire the design community through storytelling and broaden our creative horizons. The goal of Imagine a Place is to further elevate the belief that the places we make and the ways we design them matter in our lives.