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27. Bewust duurzaam consumeren met Patsy Delarue

An episode of the Slow me up podcast, hosted by Hannelore D'haene, titled "27. Bewust duurzaam consumeren met Patsy Delarue" was published on April 17, 2024 and runs 49 minutes.

April 17, 2024 ·49m · Slow me up

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Vandaag is Patsy Delarue te gast. Na een carrière in het onderwijs, werd ze onderneemster waarbij haar passies voor ecologie, gezonde voeding en authentieke materialen centraal staan.
In haar atelier maakt ze snij- en serveerplanken die net zoals zij ruw én verfijnd zijn. Tijdens haar workshops in de tuin begeleidt ze kleine groepen met het maken van zelfgemaakte planken.

Luister en ontdek haar passie voor duurzaamheid.
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Deze aflevering gaat over:
  • Van boomstam tot ruwe plank
  • Bewuste keuzes in materialen
  • Passie voor hout
  • Respect voor de natuur
  • Gezonde voeding
  • Pop-up onder de appelbomen
Citaten:
  • Als je de planken goed verzorgt, kan je ze doorgeven aan je kleinkinderen.
  • De ruwheid en verfijning in de planken zijn een weerspiegeling van mezelf.
  • Er zit een ziel in de planken.
  • Er is zoveel in de natuur dat wij niet begrijpen.
  • Tijdens de workshop werk je met je handen en denk je aan niets.
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Volg Patsy op Instagram en Facebook
Op haar website kan je terecht voor meer info over de workshops die ze organiseert in haar atelier.

Greet Desal
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