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Outdoor Elements - February 19th, 2017
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Episode #1507 - February 19th, 2017
A lot of people love to travel to other countries and experience the different cultures. Whirlpool Corporation’s headquarters is located in Benton Harbor and Krista Bailey had a chance to get a tour and hear about how sustainability and the environment was a huge priority in the design. Josh Steffen had a chance to meet Landscape Designer Lucie Martin to get ideas of how to incorporate native plants into your landscaping.
Original Airdate: February 19, 2017
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International BikingAlison Stankrauf More Information
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A lot of people love to travel to other countries and experience the different cultures. But have you ever thought of doing it by riding a bicycle throughout the country? Evie had a chance to catch up with Alison Strankrauf who does just that. Hear about her experiences and the things she considers when planning her trips.Guests
- Alison StankraufInternational bicycle touring enthusiastArchivist, IU South Bend
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- Alison StankraufInternational bicycle touring enthusiastArchivist, IU South Bend
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Whirlpool Corp.Maureen Sertich, Ron Voglewede More Information
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Whirlpool Corporation’s headquarters is located in Benton Harbor and Krista Bailey had a chance to get a tour and hear about how sustainability and the environment was a huge priority in the design. From conserving energy with daylight to rain gardens with native plants, all the details were considered. For more information: www.WhirlpoolCorp.comGuests
- Maureen SertichNorth American Sustainability LeadWhirlpool Corporation
- Ron VoglewedeDirector of Global SustainabilityWhirlpool Corporation
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- Maureen SertichNorth American Sustainability LeadWhirlpool Corporation
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Landscaping with NativesLucie Martin More Information
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Josh Steffen had a chance to meet Landscape Designer Lucie Martin to get ideas of how to incorporate native plants into your landscaping. There are many benefits to native species and it can still add beauty to your home. Going back to natives is a growing shift in landscaping design. Get more info on Lucie’s business here: www.facebook.com/LucieMartinDesign/Guests
- Lucie MartinOwnerLucie Martin Design
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- Lucie MartinOwnerLucie Martin Design