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EPISODE · Aug 13, 2020 · 52 MIN

How Growing Your Own Food + Composting Can Improve Your Life And Our Planet

from Soul Sugar · host Carrie Rad

A conversation about growing food in small spaces, why we took the plunge to grow our own food, why composting is beneficial to our planet and your vegetable garden, plus so much more.  Check out Alex at https://youtube.com/alexthevagabond + https://instagram.com/alexthevagabond Check out of sponsors  ➭ Skillshare at https://skilshare.com/soulsugar for 2 months free! Hellofresh at hellofresh.com/80soulsugar and use promo code 80soulsugar Welcome to Soul Sugar. I’m your host Carrie Rad! You might know me from my videos on YouTube. I love to chat about all things self care, self love, living our very best lives, and finding our inner magic. Soul Sugar is a community of blooming soul seekers. Like sugar for your soul. ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ CONTACT SOUL SUGAR — ➭ If you are a listener, you can get in touch with us here: [email protected] ➭ If you are a business, you can get in touch with us here: [email protected] ➭ Follow Soul Sugar on Instagram @soulsugarco https://www.instagram.com/soulsugarco/FOLLOW CARRIE RAD — ➭ Follow Carrie Rad on Instagram @carrierad https://www.instagram.com/carrierad/➭ Follow Carrie Rad on YouTube: Carrie Rad https://www.youtube.com/user/CarrieRad/featured⠀

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