Ecoism because Normal is over with Sara Troy and ReneeScheltema airing from October 3rd.
ReneeScheltema is a documentary filmmaker and producer, a journalist who has dedicated her life to bring us awareness of what is going on in the world that we need to know.
I am honoured to bring you our show on ECOISM Because Normal is Over, a show that will bring you the scientist and movers and shakers in the world of sustainability.
In this show, you will hear Renee’s journey in the making of her movie Normal is Over. and our need to be aware of our footprint on this planet, Renee has experienced her own loss through the making of this movie with the loss of her daughter, for whom she dedicates this movie too.
Take a look at the video and join us her here for our show
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ECO Solutions with Sara Troy and her guestsRobert O. Williams and Bo Rinaldi. On air from August 1st.
The H2Optimizer is co-invented by Robert O. Williams and Patricia Lee Leach & partnered with Michael Kelly, Bo Rinaldi, and Dea Shandera-Hunter to bring One08 products to the masses.
To align to the health of living cells, the device uses magnetism to energise and activate the water into a natural structure. In this process, the water also receives the Quantum Code Technology (QCT) which gives it lasting effects to balance the entire bio field of any living system.
A significant number of urban residents worldwide live in older homes and apartments with degraded plumbing and pipes, where this device is highly suitable for conditioning drinking and washing water and has the advantage of being easily installed and removed without any impact on the surrounding fittings.
One08 is an innovative global technology company with a mission to improve the lives of all human beings worldwide by developing and bringing to market scientifically based life-changing mobile apps and clean technology products that improve the health, performance and lifestyles of its customers. Future offerings from One08 will include additional mobile apps and patented clean technology products with Quantum Code Technology™ to positively affect global resources necessary for healthy living.
Robert O. Williams, and his Remarkable Book and a Heart+ App, Helping Humanity Move from Fear to Love
What happens when we live all emotions, thoughts and body feelings – as love – as opposed to just searching for love? We are free to give to others without need or fear. That love is the power – and it is pure heart consciousness.
Is it possible? Can we actually increase daily our ability to be in that state of love?
Yes, indeed, and Robert O. Williams has found two breathtaking ways to lead us there.
Williams’ experiences fired his desire to bring to mankind the gift that he had discovered, and he realised that scientific knowledge of that interface between the physical and the metaphysical could be the realm that would speed mankind’s move from fear to love. His tenacity and unwavering pursuit resulted in the Quantum Code Technology™ – a breakthrough that is destined to have a profound impact on manifesting a better world.
Bo Rinaldi Co-Founded and ran the largest software consulting company in Silicon Valley, from 1984- 2000. Bo helped engineer a successful purchase of the company TTN, by Spherion in 2000. Known as the Jerry Maguire of Silicon Valley, his clients ranged from little-known start-ups that grew into mega-corporations, to Apple, Oracle and IBM. Many times working with other CEOs, Bo provided senior technical talent and project leadership to many engagements including architecture and build out for E*Trade, Netflix, Drugstore.com, Match.com, GetSmart, Skymall, NetObjects and Ticketmaster. Bo provided the key technology teams for Microsoft XML, Adobe’s Acrobat and Apple’s Quicktime. Bo provided executive leadership and high-performance teams for dozens of significant technology projects at Apple, including three for Steve Jobs personally.
As the CEO of his restaurants and consulting company, he and his partners have won many awards while setting new standards for business leadership in their markets. Bo has interests and investments in the technology, nutraceutical, organic food, wellness and natural healing industries. Bo has been featured in the New York Times, CNN, Fast Company, MSNBC, Success Magazine and is also a best selling author and public speaker in the areas of new technology and innovation.
Back in the late summer of 2016, three of my closest friends and I canoed the Yukon’s Snake and Peel Rivers, coursing our way from the vast alpine meadows and soaring summits of the Mackenzie Mountains, down onto the storied Peel Plateau past the Arctic circle. A three-week journey over 500kms, through one of the most remote and undisturbed watersheds in North America – an area over twice the size of Vancouver Island, without a single year-round inhabitant.
It is home instead to Caribou, Grizzly, Moose and Porcupine; Wolverine, Wolf, Lynx and Fox. A land that is as it has been, for hundreds of millennia, unsullied by our hand. A month’s hike or more from the nearest gravel road, it is a place where the long low arc of the Arctic summer sun sets slow and brilliant. Where the aurora light up the night sky in emerald and crimson as the caribou migrate by the thousands in their thunderous chorus of vitality. It is as wondrous a wilderness there is.
And it is under threat. To feed our ever growing appetites for fossil fuels and ore, burdened as we are by old habits we can’t kick. What’s more, the same Yukon government that commissioned the very study that strongly concluded the Peel Watershed much too culturally and ecologically significant to allow for such extractive industries is now vying for just that. It has turned into a much-publicized clash, between the short-sighted interests of industry and government, with those of the Tetlit Gwich’in and Na-Cho Nyuk Dun First Nations, the original stewards of this pristine land. Now after many years of legal battles and countless appeals, the case finally went to the Supreme Court of Canada just this past March, and a verdict is expected by the end of 2017.
Much more than a river or a part of the Boreal forest is at stake here: with this place comes the possibility of improving ourselves as individuals and a society. To know that such a place still exists, where the waters run undammed and untouched for a thousand kilometres and more, where the wolves have played with their howls in the fading twilight under a million passing moons, where we are but transient guests and the more-than-human world rests in all its superlative grandeur – this is enough to know that the wild world is worth more than we can fathom. And with its potential loss, we risk tearing away that much more from our hearts. We risk our ability to look ourselves in the face and not wince. We risk our sanity – spiritual and physical. For what can be said of a culture that knowingly poisons the well it draws its water from? That sells each and every one of us the myth of the Independent Self? And towards this end, pursues profit at the cost of all other things? We can say that that culture is doomed.
When moving with the river for three weeks, by the rhythms of the sun and stars, one has nothing but time to ruminate on the big and small things. The comic tragedy inherent in so much. Our incredibly inspired yet inept species. And the fate of so much resting in the palms of our fumbling hands. Never have we been so out of balance with the world, and never have we been more capable of remedying that. The tension resides within each of us, and it is palpable: we know deep down that something is awfully awry with our species. There is a pervasive sickness inherent in our collective detachment, disillusionment and disrespect; a crisis of attitude and identity that have led us astray. And if one thing remained certain throughout our journey on the Snake, it was this: that true wilderness is essential to human health. It is our oldest most eloquent teacher. It is where we learned of ourselves, where we gathered our stories and strength. Where we learned fortitude, patience, resilience. Family, community, society. We must reclaim its teachings and spread the ancient word. Without wilderness, we are all truly and totally lost.
Tayu Hayward is a fine-art landscape photographer and budding filmmaker based in Vancouver, B.C. His abiding love of the outdoors, instilled at a young age exploring the natural wonders of British Columbia, has driven his passion and life’s central focus: capturing and celebrating the wild beauty of this most precious planet. For Earth’s entirety is under our hammer, and try we must to change course from our rapacious ways. We are ultimately lost without the teachings of Mother Earth, without communion and reverence for the wilds that bore us – it is our birthright, our most essential story. And Natives though we may be, we are long estranged from Nature’s narrative. So it is his abiding hope that through his work, he can help give voice to this bewilderingly beautiful Home we must do so much more to listen to.
So I invite you to watch my first attempt at making a full-length film, and I hope you might be intrigued to find out more for yourself on the peoples and places of the Peel. A great resource and place to start would be the Protect the Peel website
ECO Solutions with Sara Troy and her guests Yevgen Erik and Mariana Mykhailyshyna, ON AIR FROM JUNE 20TH
Yevgen Erik
CEO & Founder
Top decision maker @ SolarGaps. Master’s degree in Computer Science, expertise in project management and real estate development. e@solargaps.com
Mariana Mykhailyshyna
CMO
Responsible for marketing strategy. Master’s degree in Science & Technology Studies, expertise in marketing, outreach, sales and customer relations. m@solargaps.com
SolarGaps. The obvious solution for those who can’t (renters) or don’t want to install expensive rooftop solar panels.
SolarGaps is a home automation product that combines solar panels and blinds. It allows home or business owners to generate their own electricity and reduce their energy bills.
SolarGaps integrates with Google Home and Echo (for voice control), plus other devices like the Nest thermostat which are an essential part of your smart home.
SolarGaps are the world’s first solar smart blinds that use solar energy to generate electricity for your home or office. Unlike other smart blinds on the market, which generate only a small amount of electricity to power the control, SolarGaps produces enough electricity to power your devices, thus lowering your energy bill by up to 70%.
Once installed over a window – inside or outside your home – the smart blinds with built-in solar panels can instantly generate up to 100-150 W or 100-150 Wh in an hour per 10 sq. ft. (? 1 m2) of a window, which is enough to power 30 LED light bulbs or three MacBooks.
Energy surplus can either be stored in a battery for later use or sold to your electricity company as green energy – for a higher price – although to do this a two-way meter has to be installed by the utility.
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ECO Solutions with Sara Troy and her guest Collin Ruiz, on air from June 13th
How is eating nutritional super foods helping our planet? Come here how good nutrition not helps the planet but give us more in balanced sustainability.
Collin Ruiz, MS, is a nutritionist using superfoods, herbs and supplements to raise up the level of health of her clients. By exploring which foods support the individual, the client has the power to make a big impact on their health and change their life for the better.
She earned her Masters of Science in Human Nutrition from Colorado State University. This experience is complemented by her lifelong study of herbs, flower essences, and tinctures. Collin has experience building supportive nutritional plans for extreme athletes, pregnant women, young children, and clients suffering from any number of diseases as well as those undergoing treatments for cancer.
By way of muscle testing, Collin asks the body what it needs to be supported by nutrition &/or herbs and supplements. She designs a nutritional course of action to address the immediate concerns and ongoing wellbeing. Everybody is unique and Collin strives to help each client integrate a balanced eating plan into their lives. Through this entire process, Collin gently guides each person to listen to their own body and validates their internal wisdom.
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