Kathy Sipple
219 GreenConnect
Environmental news and fresh ideas in Northwest Indiana with host Kathy Sipple and special guests.
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Kathy Sipple
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Último episodio
23 de ago. de 2026
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Episodios
Meet Sharon Angelina, KV REMC At-large Board Candidate 23.08.2026 54:29
WVLP host Kathy Sipple interviews candidate Sharon Angelina as well as the members of her campaign team: Jalisa Mauldin from Faith in Place and Adam Richard from Solar United Neighbors. Sharon has been a Kankakee Valley REMC member for two years and resides in Hanna. Her entire adult life has been focused on family, community, and building a strong future for the next generation. As a self-employe...
Wanda Zahrt - Garden Clubs of Indiana 02.03.2026 51:34
Garden Clubs of Indiana President Wanda Zahrt speaks with 219 GreenConnect host Kathy Sipple about their mutual love of native plants, history about the Garden Clubs of Indiana and the new initiative they are working on together that is part of a movement to restore our native ecosystems and address the biodiversity and climate crises. We believe by working together across communities and organiza...
Transforming Lawns into Wildlife Havens: A Community Approach 04.12.2025 52:59
Join the movement! Certify your yard here> https://nwf.org/certify In this podcast episode, Kathy Sipple hosts Leslie Shad to discuss community wildlife habitat certification. The conversation explores how simple actions, like getting a plaque for a garden, can lead to larger community initiatives. Leslie shares her journey from being a lawyer to an environmental activist, promoting biodiversit...
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