Living Green in Annapolis - Wednesday Evenings, 6 PM, WNAV 1430AM & 99.9 in the City

Annapolis Green hosts a weekly radio show on environmental issues on hometown station WNAV. “Living Green in Annapolis” airs Wednesday evenings from 6 to 7 p.m.

The Living Green show is hosted and produced by Elvia Thompson of Annapolis Green, joined by Vic Pascoe, and features interviews with experts who provide information on living and working in a sustainable manner. Listeners learn practical ways to incorporate Green practices into their lives – many of which can save them money. Guests include those directly involved in championing the Green movement here in the Chesapeake Bay Watershed.

Our theme music, the traditional melody The Water is Wide, was arranged by Kevin Brooks and graciously provided by The Eastport Oyster Boys.

WNAV may be heard at 1430AM, live streaming audio on wnav.com and, in the City at 99.9FM.

Have a question for us or one of our guests? Contact us at radio@annapolisgreen.com.

For a complete schedule of programs and guests, see our calendar.

Archived Show Index

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Dec 2012

Saving Money with Home Performance Audits & Insulation
2012: An Environmental Review of the Year
Greening Your Holiday Gatherings
Eating Nature's Healthy, Local Bounty During the Holidays

Nov 2012

Protecting the West and Rhode Rivers
Preserving the Wild Lands
Grants for Good Work:
The Chesapeake Bay Trust
Teaching Environmental Literacy in our Schools

Oct 2012

The Effect of Hurricane Sandy on the Chesapeake Bay
Spa Creek: Through the Heart of Annapolis
Protecting the South River
Green Boating Products & Practices
Green Building

Sep 2012

Oysters: Growing in the Lab and Under the Pier
The Anne Arundel County Watershed Stewards Academy
Electric Vehicles, Alternative Transportation and Green Garages
Overseeing the Restoration: The Chesapeake Bay Program Office

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archive - 2012

Wednesday, Dec. 26
"Saving Money with Home Performance Audits & Insulation"

Guests: Tom Boyer, President & Conservationist, Infrared Tools Energy Services; Brian Johnson, Thermal Dynamiks

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Wednesday, Dec. 19
"2012: An Environmental Review of the Year"

Guest: Rona Kobell, staff writer, Chesapeake Bay Journal

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Chesapeake Bay Journal

Wednesday, Dec. 12
"Greening Your Holiday Gatherings"

Guest: Lori Hill of Sister Eden

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Sister Eden
Greening Your Holiday Gatherings - ideas discussed during the show
Local Harvest - to find a farmers' market near you
Anne Arundel County Farmers' Markets
Maryland Wine – to find a Maryland winery
Maryland Beer – to find a Maryland brewery
ReCork - to find a place near you to recycle corks - or bring them to Green Drinks Annapolis events
Eco-Artware video - a short video on stylish and inexpensive gift wrap

Wednesday, Dec. 5
"Eating Nature's Healthy, Local Bounty During the Holiday"

Guest: Chef Craig Sewell, A Cook's Café

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A Cook's Café

Wednesday, Nov. 28
"Protecting the West and Rhode Rivers"

Guest: Chris Trumbauer, West & Rhode Riverkeeper®

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Wednesday, Nov. 21
"Preserving the Wild Lands"

Guests: Rick Leader, Executive Director, Scenic Rivers Land Trust; Dick Lahn, Founder and Director, Chesapeake String of Pearls Project

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Wednesday, Nov. 14
"Grants for Good Work: The Chesapeake Bay Trust"

Guests: Jana Davis, Executive Director, Chesapeake Bay Trust; Molly Alton Mullins, Director of Communications & Development, Chesapeake Bay Trust

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Wednesday, Nov. 7
"Teaching Environmental Literacy in our Schools"

Guests: Steve Barry, Coordinator of Outdoor Education, Arlington Echo Outdoor Education Center; and Kevin Schabow, Program Analyst, NOAA Chesapeake Bay Office

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Wednesday, Oct. 31
"The Effect of Hurricane Sandy on the Chesapeake Bay"

Guest: Andrew C. Muller, PhD., Associate Professor of Oceanography, USNA

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Hackensack Riverkeeper (Hoboken area)
writes on Facebook: "Hackensack is a declared disaster area. A curfew is in place until Monday. No power, but all are safe. Due to our being proactive ahead of the storm our fleet and paddle center is safe. Best to all."
Waterkeepers in the affected area

Wednesday, Oct. 24
"Spa Creek: Through the Heart of Annapolis"

Guest: Amy Clements, President of the Spa Creek Conservancy

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Wednesday, Oct. 17
"Protecting the South River"

Guests: Erik Michelsen, Executive Director, South River Federation; and Capt. Diana Muller, South Riverkeeper™

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South River Federation

Wednesday, Oct. 10
"Green Boating Products & Practices"

Guests: Captain Chris Tietje of The Schooner Liberté; Donna Morrow, Director of the Clean Marina Initiative, Maryland Department of Natural Resources; and Joe Evans, Fisheries Program, Maryland Department of Natural Resources

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Wednesday, Oct. 3
"Green Building"

Guest: Mike Baldwin, President, Baldwin Homes

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Wednesday, Sept. 26
"Oysters: Growing in the Lab and Under the Pier"

Guests: Bryan Gomes, Special Projects Manager, Oyster Recovery Partnership; and Bob Whiltcomb, past president, Severn River Association

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Wednesday, Sept. 19
"The Anne Arundel County Watershed Stewards Academy"

Guests: Suzanne Etgen, Academy Coordinator; Lara Mulvaney, Academy Program Assistant; and Brad Knopf, Certified Watershed Steward

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Watershed Stewards Academy

Wednesday, Sept. 12
"Electric Vehicles, Alternative Transportation and Green Garages"

Guests: Charlie Garlow and Dave Goldstein, President and President Emeritus of the Electric Vehicle Association of Greater Washington DC, respectively; Jill A. Sorensen, Director, Baltimore-Washington Electric Vehicle Initiative (BEVI); Brian Arnold, Account Manager, Towne Park; and Russell Rankin, President of eCruisers, LLC