Roots Down A Regenerative A.F Podcast

We're so excited to kick off Season 3 of the Roots Down Regenerative AF Podcast!How do libraries, public media, and storytelling team up to make climate action feel doable, visible—and actually fun? In this season premiere of Roots Down: A Regenerative AF Podcast, host Jamie Rosenthal sits down with Amanda Densmore from Georgia Public Broadcasting to trace their friendship from CompassionCon to community partnerships that spark real change.From a Wild Hope screening and GPB’s dementia caregiving project to the power of library spaces as neutral, multigenerational hubs, Jamie and Amanda unpack why connection + community + story is the recipe for action. Jamie shares a firsthand moment with sargassum seaweed on a Caribbean beach to connect environmental change with public health, while Amanda highlights how GPB’s news and engagement teams keep climate stories front and center.They also dive into reaching 18–25-year-olds—think vertical video, YouTube, TikTok, and five-second hooks—and spotlight the upcoming Regenerative You Summit for young people exploring green jobs beyond the usual corporate ESG track. The conversation closes on empathy: from moving worms and rescuing bees to PBS Kids/Daniel Tiger and Be My Neighbor Day at CompassionCon (Oct 26)—modeling compassion as a pathway to planetary care.💡 Roots Down is about scaling urban regeneration with bold ideas, real-world action, and a sense of play. If you care about libraries as community engines, youth engagement, and stories that move people to act, this episode is for you.🗣️ Check out AmandaLinkedIn:  https://www.linkedin.com/in/amanda-densmore-035a0a118/📱 FOLLOW USLinkedIn:  https://www.linkedin.com/company/30104421Instagram: @rootsdowngaTikTok: @rootsdownga👇 Get Involved 👇🌿 We’re looking for sponsors! If your brand believes everyone should feel invited to the regenerative table, let’s partner up.https://www.rootsdownga.com/sponsors🎙️ Interested in being a guest?https://www.rootsdownga.com/guest🚀 Join the urban regenerative movement!https://www.rootsdownga.com🔔 Follow, share, and invite someone new next week.#RootsDownPodcast #RegenerativeAF #GPB #Libraries #CommunityEngagement #WildHope #ClimateAction #PublicHealth #YouthEngagement #VerticalVideo #TikTok #YouTube #Empathy #PBSKids #DanielTiger #CompassionCon #GreenJobs #Atlanta #Decatur

Welcome to Season 2, Episode 8 of the Roots Down Podcast!What does it really take to revolutionize local food systems—and why does it matter now more than ever? In this episode of Roots Down: A Regenerative AF Podcast, host Jamie Rosenthal visits the Fresh Harvest warehouse with Founder and Owner Zac Harrison to explore how a weekly farm box is transforming the way Atlanta eats.From fighting food waste to building equity for small farmers, Zac shares the behind-the-scenes story of Fresh Harvest’s mission to reconnect people with where their food comes from. Jamie and Zac dig into the real power of local sourcing, why regenerative agriculture starts with community, and how a more just food system can nourish both people and planet.💡 The Roots Down Podcast is all about scaling up urban sustainability with bold ideas, real-world action, and a whole lot of fun. If you care about food justice, soil health, and creative solutions that actually work, this episode is for you.💚 Check out our Sponsors!microLife Institute: https://www.microlifeinstitute.orgBillups Homes: https://www.billupshomes.com🗣️ Check out ZacLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/zac-harrison-256a95b9/📱 FOLLOW USLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/rootsdowngaInstagram: @rootsdowngaTikTok: @rootsdownga✨ NEW EPISODES DROP EVERY THURSDAY!👇 Get Involved 👇🌿 Want to sponsor an episode?https://www.rootsdownga.com/sponsors🎙️ Interested in being a guest?https://www.rootsdownga.com/guest🚀 Join the urban regenerative movement!https://www.rootsdownga.com🔔 Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more episodes featuring activists, innovators, and leaders transforming our cities.#RootsDownPodcast #RegenerativeAF #LocalFood #FreshHarvest #FoodJustice #FarmToDoor #UrbanFarming #SustainableCities #AtlantaFoodScene #RegenerativeAgriculture

Welcome to Season 2, Episode 7 of the Roots Down Podcast!What’s the true cost of what we wear—and how can fashion become a tool for climate justice? In this episode of Roots Down: A Regenerative AF Podcast, host Jamie Rosenthal sits down with Tanjuria Willis, founder of Atlanta Sustainable Fashion Week, to unravel the impact of fast fashion on our health, environment, and future.From toxic chemicals in textiles to the waste crisis clogging landfills, Tanjuria shares how the fashion industry fuels environmental injustice—and how she’s creating space for a new narrative rooted in style, sustainability, and equity. Jamie and Tanjuria explore how community-driven events, circular design, and a little glam can regenerate not just wardrobes, but entire cities.💡 The Roots Down Podcast is all about scaling up urban sustainability with bold ideas, real-world action, and a whole lot of fun. If you care about making cities greener, smarter, and more regenerative, this episode is for you.💚 Check out our Sponsors!microLife Institute: https://www.microlifeinstitute.orgBillups Homes: https://www.billupshomes.com🗣️ Check out Jamestown!IG: @stylebytanjuriaLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/tanjuriawillis📱 FOLLOW USLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/rootsdowngaInstagram: @rootsdowngaTikTok: @rootsdownga✨ NEW EPISODES DROP EVERY THURSDAY!👇 Get Involved 👇🌿 Want to sponsor an episode?https://www.rootsdownga.com/sponsors🎙️ Interested in being a guest?https://www.rootsdownga.com/guest🚀 Join the urban regenerative movement!https://www.rootsdownga.com🔔 Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more episodes featuring activists, innovators, and leaders transforming our cities.#RootsDownPodcast #RegenerativeAF #SustainableFashion #FastFashion #ClimateJustice #TextileWaste #AtlantaEvents #UrbanRegeneration #FashionActivism

Welcome to Season 2, Episode 6 of the Roots Down Podcast!What does it take to shake up the system and make real change? In this episode of Roots Down: A Regenerative AF Podcast, we turn the table. Host Jamie Rosenthal becomes the interviewee, and answers questions from Roots Down's own Liam Garcia and Tristan Trenkle. We find out about the Sustainable Party, talk about global regenerative earth care, and... the new Captain Planet?!💡 The Roots Down Podcast is all about scaling up urban sustainability with bold ideas, real-world action, and a whole lot of fun. If you care about making cities greener, smarter, and more regenerative, this episode is for you.💚 Check out our Sponsors!microLife Institute: https://www.microlifeinstitute.orgBillups Homes: https://www.billupshomes.com🗣️ Check out Liam!IG: @liamjeregarciaLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/liamgarc/🗣️ Check out Tristan!IG: @tristantimothyLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/tristan-trenkle-6121b536/📱 FOLLOW USLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/rootsdowngaInstagram: @rootsdownga✨ NEW EPISODES DROP EVERY THURSDAY!👇 Get Involved 👇🌿 Want to sponsor an episode?https://www.rootsdownga.com/sponsors🎙️ Interested in being a guest?https://www.rootsdownga.com/guest🚀 Join the urban regenerative movement!https://www.rootsdownga.com🔔 Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more episodes featuring activists, innovators, and leaders transforming our cities.#RootsDownPodcast #RegenerativeAF #ClimateAction #SustainableCities #UrbanRegeneration #GrassrootsActivism #GreenBuilding #Atlanta

Welcome to Season 2, Episode 5 of the Roots Down Podcast!What does it take to shake up the system and make real change? In this episode of Roots Down: A Regenerative AF Podcast, host Jamie Rosenthal sits down with Alexandra Kirk, who’s not just talking about climate action but actively making it happen. They dive into the ESG goals of Jamestown's Ponce City Market, the intersection of real-estate and sustainability, and how creativity plays a role in reshaping our communities.💡 The Roots Down Podcast is all about scaling up urban sustainability with bold ideas, real-world action, and a whole lot of fun. If you care about making cities greener, smarter, and more regenerative, this episode is for you.💚 Check out our Sponsors!AGZA: https://agza.netmicroLife Institute: https://www.microlifeinstitute.orgBillups Homes: https://www.billupshomes.com📱 FOLLOW USLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/rootsdowngaInstagram: @rootsdownga✨ NEW EPISODES DROP EVERY THURSDAY!👇 Get Involved 👇🌿 Want to sponsor an episode?https://www.rootsdownga.com/sponsors🎙️ Interested in being a guest?https://www.rootsdownga.com/guest🚀 Join the urban regenerative movement!https://www.rootsdownga.com🔔 Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more episodes featuring activists, innovators, and leaders transforming our cities.

Welcome to Season 2 Episode 4 of the Podcast!What does it mean to take climate action into your own hands—starting right where you live? In this episode of Roots Down: A Regenerative AF Podcast, host Jamie Rosenthal sits down with Arjay Smith from the hit ABC series 'The Rookie, diving into everything from urban sustainability to the real impact of climate storytelling. They explore how media influences environmental awareness, the role of community action in tackling climate change, and why we need to stop waiting for someone else to fix the mess.💡 The Roots Down Podcast is all about scaling up urban sustainability with bold ideas, real-world action, and a whole lot of fun. If you care about making cities greener, smarter, and more regenerative, this episode is for you.💚 Check out our Sponsors!AGZA: https://agza.netmicroLife Institute: https://www.microlifeinstitute.orgBillups Homes: https://www.billupshomes.com🗣️ Arjay Smith!IG: @Arjay_SmithTikTok: @smith_arjay 📱 FOLLOW USLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/rootsdowngaInstagram: @rootsdowngaTikTok: @rootsdownga✨ NEW EPISODES DROP EVERY THURSDAY!👇 Get Involved 👇🌿 Want to sponsor an episode?https://www.rootsdownga.com/sponsors🎙️ Interested in being a guest?https://www.rootsdownga.com/guest🚀 Join the urban regenerative movement!https://www.rootsdownga.com🔔 Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more episodes featuring activists, innovators, and leaders transforming our cities.

Welcome to Season 2 Episode 3 of the Podcast!What happens when we take responsibility for the spaces we live in? In this episode of Roots Down: A Regenerative AF Podcast, host Jamie Rosenthal sits down with Chad, an artist and environmental activist tackling the litter crisis in Georgia and beyond. Chad shares how his grassroots cleanup efforts have removed over 500,000 pounds of trash, the resistance he’s faced from governments and communities, and why he believes public spaces should be treated like our shared living rooms.They dive into the power of leading by inspiration rather than shame, reframing waste as an opportunity for engagement, and how small acts of care can create a cultural shift toward sustainability. If you're interested in urban regeneration, community-driven change, or just making your city a little cleaner, this episode is for you!💡 The Roots Down Podcast is all about scaling up urban sustainability with bold ideas, real-world action, and a whole lot of fun.💚 Check out our Sponsors!AGZA: https://agza.netSunseeker Tech: https://shopsunseekertech.commicroLife Institute: https://www.microlifeinstitute.orgBillups Homes: https://www.billupshomes.com🗣️ Follow The Chad Livsey Project!Website: https://chadlivseyproject.comIG: @chadlivsey LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/chadlivseyproject/📱 FOLLOW USLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/rootsdowngaInstagram: @rootsdowngaTikTok: @rootsdownga✨ NEW EPISODES DROP EVERY THURSDAY!👇 Get Involved 👇🌿 Want to sponsor an episode?🔗 https://www.rootsdownga.com/sponsors🎙️ Interested in being a guest?🔗 https://www.rootsdownga.com/guest🚀 Join the urban regenerative movement!🔗 https://www.rootsdownga.com🔔 Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more episodes featuring activists, innovators, and leaders transforming our cities.

Welcome to Season 2 Episode 2 of the Podcast!What happens when we rethink how our cities are built—literally? In this episode of Roots Down: A Regenerative AF Podcast, host Jamie Rosenthal sits down with Harry Waters a sustainable educator and activist. Harry explains how he integrates sustainability into English language education, working with students and teachers alike to make the climate crisis feel relevant and actionable. They discuss the importance of making climate action personal, the role of teachers as changemakers, and how different cultures and countries perceive climate education.💡 The Roots Down Podcast is all about scaling up urban sustainability with bold ideas, real-world action, and a whole lot of fun. If you care about making cities greener, smarter, and more regenerative, this episode is for you.💚 Check out our Sponsors!AGZA: https://agza.netSunseeker Tech: https://shopsunseekertech.commicroLife Institute: https://www.microlifeinstitute.orgBillups Homes: https://www.billupshomes.com🗣️ Follow Harry Waters!IG: @RenewableEnglishLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/harry-waters/📱 FOLLOW USLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/rootsdowngaInstagram: @rootsdowngaTikTok: @rootsdownga✨ NEW EPISODES DROP EVERY THURSDAY!👇 Get Involved 👇🌿 Want to sponsor an episode?- https://www.rootsdownga.com/sponsors🎙️ Interested in being a guest?- https://www.rootsdownga.com/guest🚀 Join the urban regenerative movement!- https://www.rootsdownga.com🔔 Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more episodes featuring activists, innovators, and leaders transforming our cities.#RootsDownPodcast #RegenerativeAF #HarryWaters #ClimateAction #SustainableCities #UrbanRegeneration #ClimateEducation #GreenBuilding #Atlanta #Seville #Spain

Welcome to Season 2 Episode 1 of the Podcast!What happens when youth take the lead in reshaping our cities for a regenerative future? In this episode of Roots Down: A Regenerative AF Podcast, we sit down with Parker Short, a youth Democrat, advocate, and policy innovator, to talk about how to drive real change at the local level. From urban regeneration to political action, Parker shares insights on why sustainability isn’t just about reducing harm—it’s about rebuilding better.💡 The Roots Down Podcast is all about scaling up urban sustainability with bold ideas, real-world action, and a whole lot of fun. If you care about making cities greener, more resilient, and more inclusive, this episode is for you.💚 Check out our Sponsors!microLife Institute: https://www.microlifeinstitute.orgAGZA: https://agza.net🗣️ Follow Parker Short!IG: @parker.shortLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/parker-s-short📱 FOLLOW USLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/rootsdowngaInstagram: @rootsdowngaTikTok: @rootsdownga✨ NEW EPISODES DROP EVERY THURSDAY!👇 Get Involved 👇🌿 Want to sponsor an episode?- https://www.rootsdownga.com/sponsors🎙️ Interested in being a guest?- https://www.rootsdownga.com/guest🚀 Join the urban regenerative movement! - https://www.rootsdownga.com🔔 Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more episodes featuring activists, innovators, and leaders transforming our cities.#RootsDownPodcast #RegenerativeAF #ParkerShort #ClimateAction #SustainableCities #UrbanRegeneration #MassTimber #YouthInPolitics

Join host Jamie Rosenthal for an inspiring conversation with Daron "Farmer D" Joffe, a pioneering force in community agriculture and sustainable land management. From making farming hip in Atlanta to transforming communities through innovative agricultural education, Darren shares his journey and vision for the future of regenerative agriculture.In this episode, you'll discover:How the Citizen Farmers model is revolutionizing community connections to food systemsThe transformative power of teaching kids about ecology and outdoor skillsInnovative approaches to land conservation and managementPractical steps for starting your own regenerative agriculture journey🌿 About Farmer D:Daron Joffe has spent decades developing communities through agriculture, combining land conservation with innovative management practices. His work at Farmer D Organics in Atlanta has inspired countless individuals to embrace sustainable farming practices.https://farmerd.com/https://www.linkedin.com/company/farmer-d-consulting/https://www.instagram.com/daron_farmerd_joffe/#podcast Don't forget to SUBSCRIBE and hit the NOTIFICATION BELL to catch future episodes!Roots Down partners with the American Green Zone Alliance (AGZA) on this episode.🎧 LISTEN & SUBSCRIBE📱 FOLLOW USInstagram: @rootsdowngaTik-Tok: @rootsdwnga✨ NEW EPISODES DROP EVERY THURSDAY! 📧 Want to work together? Let's make something amazing happen! Reach out to us at: [email protected]://www.rootsdownga.com/

In this episode, we sit down with Dajawn, an environmental educator and restoration specialist, to dive into the vital work of urban restoration and environmental education. From combating invasive species to revitalizing urban old-growth forests, Dajawn’s expertise in restoration is shaping the future of our green spaces. We explore the challenges and rewards of restoring ecosystems in cities, the power of youth involvement in conservation, and the important role of education in building a sustainable future. Join us for an inspiring conversation about restoring our cities, educating the next generation, and creating a more sustainable, vibrant urban landscape. Follow Dajawn Here-https://www.linkedin.com/in/dajawn-williams-4141b4158/ IG- deemed_lightworker Don't forget to SUBSCRIBE and hit the NOTIFICATION BELL to catch future episodes! Roots Down partners with the American Green Zone Alliance (AGZA) on this episode. 🎧 LISTEN & SUBSCRIBE 📱 FOLLOW US Instagram: @rootsdownga Tik-Tok: @rootsdwnga ✨ NEW EPISODES DROP EVERY THURSDAY! 📧 Want to work together? Let's make something amazing happen! Reach out to us at: [email protected] https://www.rootsdownga.com/

🌍 Connected for Change: Amanda Khan's Extraordinary Journey to Global SustainabilityIn this powerful episode of Roots Down, we dive deep into Amanda Khan's remarkable transformation from personal health challenges to becoming a global sustainability leader. Join us as we explore how one person's journey can create ripple effects of positive change across communities and continents.📍 Episode Highlights:Amanda's unexpected path from holistic health to environmental activismTransformative experiences in Brazil and Southeast AsiaInsights from Urban Adamah and sustainable agricultureAmerican University's groundbreaking carbon neutrality achievementsNavigating entrepreneurship and single motherhood during COVIDUnderstanding the UN's Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)💡 What You'll Learn:How personal experiences can spark global movementsThe critical role of young adults in climate actionPractical ways to support sustainable developmentStrategies for building resilient, just communities🌱 Perfect for:Climate activistsSustainability enthusiastsStudents and educatorsAnyone seeking inspiration for creating positive changeFind Amanda HERE!  / blendedwithamanda    / amandakhan  📺 Part of the Roots Down: A Regenerative AF Podcast🎙️ Hosted by Jamie RosenthalDon't forget to SUBSCRIBE and hit the NOTIFICATION BELL to catch future episodes!Roots Down partners with the American Green Zone Alliance (AGZA) on this episode.🎧 LISTEN & SUBSCRIBE📱 FOLLOW USInstagram: @rootsdowngaTik-Tok: @rootsdwnga✨ NEW EPISODES DROP EVERY THURSDAY! 📧 Want to work together? Let's make something amazing happen! Reach out to us at: [email protected]://www.rootsdownga.com/

Join us for a transformative conversation with Leanne, the visionary behind Compassionate Atlanta, as we explore how empathy shapes our cities' response to climate change. From innovative community solutions to bridging ideological divides, discover why compassion isn't just nice—it's necessary for urban sustainability.This episode delves into:How compassion drives urban innovation and climate solutions:Practical strategies for scaling empathy from individual to community levelReal success stories from Atlanta's journey toward compassionate climate actionActionable ways to foster understanding in challenging climate conversationsFeatured Guest:Leanne from Compassionate Atlanta offers insights on weaving compassion into urban fabric while addressing pressing environmental challenges. She shares proven techniques for building bridges between diverse perspectives and transforming individual action into community-wide impact.Perfect for urban planners, climate advocates, community leaders, or anyone interested in creating more resilient, connected cities. Leanne is joined by board chair, Ikram Ali Mohammed.Visit Leanne's GO TO SPOT!https://www.wallerscoffeeshop.com/Compassionate Atlanta-Learn how compassion can be your strategic advantage in fostering sustainable urban change.https://compassionateatl.orgRoots Down partners with the American Green Zone Alliance (AGZA) on this episode.🎧 LISTEN & SUBSCRIBE📱 FOLLOW USInstagram: @rootsdowngaTik-Tok: @rootsdwnga✨ NEW EPISODES DROP EVERY THURSDAY! 📧 Want to work together? Let's make something amazing happen! Reach out to us at: [email protected]

Join host Jamie Rosenthal and special guest Thomas Billups, founder of Billups Homes, as we explore the transformative world of sustainable construction and climate-resilient building practices.In this episode, we dive deep into:The game-changing EarthCraft certification and how it compares to LEEDRevolutionary approaches to sustainable development with the South Face InstituteHow Habitat for Humanity is incorporating green building practicesThe critical role of soil health in urban developmentPractical solutions for builders looking to reduce their carbon footprintThomas shares his journey from traditional construction to becoming a pioneer in sustainable building, offering invaluable insights for builders, homeowners, and anyone interested in creating a more resilient future.https://www.billupshomes.com/Roots Down partners with the American Green Zone Alliance (AGZA) on this episode.🎧 LISTEN & SUBSCRIBE📱 FOLLOW USInstagram: @rootsdowngaTik-Tok: @rootsdwnga✨ NEW EPISODES DROP EVERY THURSDAY! 📧 Want to work together? Let's make something amazing happen! Reach out to us at: [email protected]

Join us for an inspiring discussion with STEM advocate Abigail Reese Kelly. Learn how she's empowering systemically excluded communities through STEM/STEAM education and paving the way for green jobs.In this episode, we explore:Breaking barriers in STEM education for marginalized communitiesEmerging green careers: from renewable energy to urban ecologyUsing AI and technology to enhance STEM learningBuilding climate justice through education and empowermentAbigail shares practical insights on creating opportunities in the green economy and explains how STEM skills can drive systemic change. Whether you're an educator, parent, or student, discover resources and actionable steps to get involved in STEM/STEAM initiatives.Roots Down partners with the American Green Zone Alliance (AGZA) on this episode.🎧 LISTEN & SUBSCRIBE📱 FOLLOW USInstagram: @rootsdowngaTik-Tok: @rootsdwnga✨ NEW EPISODES DROP EVERY THURSDAY! 📧 Want to work together? Let's make something amazing happen! Reach out to us at: [email protected]

🌍 From Climate Shame to Climate Action: Breaking Down the "Climate Brat" | Roots Down PodcastJoin Jamie and Sonia as they dive into the hilarious and relatable world of eco-anxiety, climate shame, and what it really means to be a "climate brat."📊 Did You Know?43% of people feel judged for not being "eco-enough"Just 100 companies are responsible for 71% of global emissions58% of people avoid climate conversations due to negative messaging🎯 In This Episode:The truth about climate shaming and why it doesn't workHow to have productive climate conversationsReal solutions beyond bamboo toothbrushesPractical tools for creating systemic changeDon't forget to LIKE, SUBSCRIBE, and SHARE if you want more conversations about climate action without the guilt trip!Roots Down partners with the American Green Zone Alliance (AGZA) on this episode.🎧 LISTEN & SUBSCRIBE📱 FOLLOW USInstagram: @rootsdowngaTik-Tok: @rootsdwnga✨ NEW EPISODES DROP EVERY THURSDAY! 📧 Want to work together? Let's make something amazing happen! Reach out to us at: [email protected]

🏘️ Housing Revolution: Can Tiny Neighborhoods Save the Planet? | Roots Down PodcastIn this eye-opening episode of Roots Down, we're tackling two of the biggest challenges of our time: affordable housing and climate change. Join us as we sit down with Will Johnston from the MicroLife Institute to explore a groundbreaking solution that might just change everything.📍 What You'll Learn:What are "pocket neighborhoods" and why are they a game-changer?How can housing development become a climate solution?The shocking truth about buildings and CO2 emissionsPractical ways YOU can support sustainable housing🔑 Episode Highlights:Insider look at innovative housing designCandid conversation about developer responsibilityStrategies for building community-focused, green spacesHopeful perspectives on fighting climate change💡 Surprising Stat: Buildings and construction account for nearly 40% of global energy-related CO2 emissions. Discover how we can turn this around!🌱 Want to be part of the solution? This episode is your roadmap to understanding how we can reimagine housing for a better, greener future.🔗 Connect with Will Johnston and MicroLife Institute: https://www.microlifeinstitute.org/Roots Down partners with the American Green Zone Alliance (AGZA) on this episode.🎧 LISTEN & SUBSCRIBE📱 FOLLOW USInstagram: @rootsdowngaTik-Tok: @rootsdwnga✨ NEW EPISODES DROP EVERY THURSDAY! 📧 Want to work together? Let's make something amazing happen! Reach out to us at: [email protected]'t forget to SUBSCRIBE, LIKE, and SHARE to spread the word about sustainable solutions!

When Tres Crow left corporate life, he didn't just change careers—he reimagined how landscaping could fight climate change. Join us as he shares his journey of transforming urban spaces into powerful environmental solutions, proving that personal passion can bloom into meaningful ecological impact.Roots Down partners with the American Green Zone Alliance (AGZA) on this episode.🎧 LISTEN & SUBSCRIBE📱 FOLLOW USInstagram: @rootsdowngaTik-Tok: @rootsdwnga✨ NEW EPISODES DROP EVERY THURSDAY! 📧 Want to work together? Let's make something amazing happen! Reach out to us at: [email protected] #RootsDown #ClimateAction #Sustainability #RegenerativeAF #ClimateOptimism #ClimateAction #YouthLeadership

Join us for an explosive episode of Roots Down Podcast featuring Deionte Benson and Micah Robertson from Green Hive Leadership Program. These young climate champions share raw insights on youth-led environmental action.🎧 Key Highlights:Fresh perspectives on climate solutionsAuthentic youth leadership storiesActionable insights for changeSupport the movement. Listen now.#ClimateAction #YouthLeadership

Uncover the unexpected story of local leadership and transformation in DeKalb County through a conversation with Commissioner Ted Terry. This podcast goes beyond typical political narratives, revealing the personal connections and collaborative spirit that drive meaningful community change.Roots Down partners with the American Green Zone Alliance (AGZA) on this episode. 🎧 LISTEN & SUBSCRIBE 📱 FOLLOW US Instagram: @rootsdownga Tik-Tok: @rootsdwnga ✨ NEW EPISODES DROP EVERY THURSDAY! 📧 Want to work together? Let's make something amazing happen! Reach out to us at: [email protected] #RootsDown #ClimateAction #Sustainability #RegenerativeAF #ClimateOptimism