Compost arises
We continue our talk with Trenda Loftin and Revan Schendler of the Compost Cooperative about how housing affects their business model, and we speak with Rusty Polsgrove of Arise for Social Justice about that organizations Juneteenth celebration in Springfield.
The Fabulous 413 · Monte Belmonte & Kaliis Smith
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Show Notes
We are here for the uplift.
It's found in the many Juneteenth celebrations happening next week, and especially in the one being thrown by Arise for Social Justice in Springfield. Founded 30 years ago, Arise has been a part of several initiatives for bettering the city, including opposing the biomass plant. We speak with Rusty Polsgrove about the importance of celebrating as a part of resistance, and how collaboration helps further causes faster.
Plus that uplift is very much at the core of The Compost Cooperative as well. We continue our conversation with worker-owners Trenda Loftin and Revan Schendler about the progress the co-op has made with their housing project, and about the inherent flaws in our systems that their business model is actively attempting to combat.