The Garbage-Men Band: Music Never Sounded so Sustainable

Do you want to know the connections between garbage and instruments? Tune in to the Sunbelt Sister’s interview with members of the Garbage-Men Band to find out! One person’s trash is another’s instruments. We discuss how to make instruments out of garbage and the creativity that corresponds with it!Support the showIf you enjoyed this segment and others, do not forget to follow and share with your network! Thanks for listening to our Climate Chit Chat!

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