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Incremental Steps Podcast

by Christine & Stephanie

Two curious, smart women discuss the challenges of saving the environment while juggling career, family and health goals.

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Episodes

  1. Atlanta Making The News, Solar Energy Blues

    Christine and Stephanie recount the madness of chaotic elections, the death of another Black man in Atlanta, our explorations into solar energy solutions, and, as always, what's going on in our gardens - including hummingbirds and foxes.

  2. Activism Stamina & Solar Power

    Stephanie and Christine talk about activism and how to have the stamina for sprints and marathons. They also talk about their next environmental challenge looking at solar power from all angles including DIY.

  3. Having the Courage to Stay in the Conversation

    Christine and Stephanie hit the pause button the regular environmental challenge agenda to reflect on the racial turmoil across the country and how we, as white women can show up for people of color in a way that is de-centered, and meaningful. How and when do you stay in conversation with other...

  4. Advocacy in Incremental Steps - Let's break this down.

    Stephanie and Christine talk about activism that is important to them, sustainability, graduation, and more. Join us of some incremental steps and conversation.

  5. Exploring the Outdoors with Patience, Kindness and Physical Distance

    In this episode, Christine and Stephanie take a step back to explore the need for rest and relaxation as we begin to open up the country again. How do we go on vacation while still respecting the environment and each other? How do we act in harmony with the communities/State Parks/National Parks…

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  6. Mothers' Day, Activism & Action

    This week Christine and Stephanie recount their Mother’s Day, while also calling the name of Maud Arbery and remembering (sort of) Julie Ward Howe and her vision of “Mothers’ Day”. They look at the national discourse around social distancing and returning to work. They talk about the systems in...

  7. Wait, What Day Is It? And a Reintroduction

    Stephanie and Christine reintroduce themselves, talk about spring in GA, incremental steps to make a difference, self-care and scheduling.

  8. Pandemic Ponderings

    In this episode, we take a look at the nature of trauma why we can’t remember what day it is. We pause to notice the changes – both good and bad – that quarantine life brought us. What incremental steps have we taken to manage in this environment and what to do we want to take with us when this…

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  9. Pandemics, Practices & Perks

    Today we checked in and had a conversation about how it was going in the world of social distancing in regards to the environment, jobs, routines, bidets and poetry not porn. We talked about self-care & challenges until the next time we chat. Join us for some tea & conversation.

  10. Seeing The Good - Physically Distancing

    In this episode Christine and Stephanie practice physical and social separation podcasting from home. They talk finding the silver linings in time spent in isolation. Christine reports that her eco-friendly laundry sheets were a hit and Stephanie has a successful test of ACV hair rinses and a new...

  11. Preparedness

    Stephanie & Christine talk about the challenges of switches to more sustainable products, the outbreak of the Coronavirus and proactive herbal solutions to boost your immune system and more.

  12. Art, Activism & Packaging

    In this episode, Stephanie recounts a Valentine's Day Hazmat incidence. Christine has a minor meltdown over an art show she's participating in and we talk about art and activism. Steph and Christine simultaneously decry the polution of the fashion industry while fangirling over "Next in Fashion"…

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  13. 02-02-2020 Whistle Pig Day!

    Join us for a conversation on the way home from a hike! We're talking Spring, Whistle Pigs, Imbolc and more. Christine shares her pride in seeing her daughter fight for trees and Stephanie reports on the relative merits of toothpaste tablets. Laundry solutions are the next challenge.

  14. New Decade * New Rules

    Our "first" official podcast of 2020. Join us for a check in and conversation. In this episode we talk about the environment, the weather (I know, I know - we have a reason), Run 2020, eating plans, youth activists, fb marketing and more! Grab a cup of tea and join us - we'd love to hear from you...

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ABOUT THIS SHOW

Two curious, smart women discuss the challenges of saving the environment while juggling career, family and health goals.

HOSTED BY

Christine & Stephanie

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Two curious, smart women discuss the challenges of saving the environment while juggling career, family and health goals.

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Incremental Steps Podcast is created and hosted by Christine & Stephanie.
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