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Whole-istic Way is more than just an event; it's a clarion call for a profound shift in our collective consciousness. A gathering of visionaries, activists, and change-makers, this platform serves as a crucible for ideas that challenge the status quo and ignite a passion for a sustainable future. Just by attending 5% of your ticket sale will go to organizations doing just that!
Join us the evening of October 7th as we screen Cancer: A Food-Borne Illness which highlights the chronic disease epidemic here in the US and how the food system is intrinsically linked to the current state of our health and well-being followed by a screening of Common Ground that connects us to the root causes of the problems within that system which begins in our soil and how implementing regenerative farming techniques can address these problems promoting healthier lives and a healthier planet.
Whole-istic Way is an event that aims to shed light on our interconnectedness and how all issues relating to environmentalism and sustainability are related. In addition to viewing these films we will have a panel with the producers of both films Ryland Engelhart and Grace Price as well as the founder of Rainforest Partnership Niyanta Spelman, the founder of Save our Springs Alliance Bill Bunch, and founder of SolarPunk Summit Angel Robinson to discuss how a shared vision of cooperation can facilitate real change that will have a lasting positive impact.
Our current civilization, built on the pillars of consumption, exploitation, and short-term gain, is undeniably reaching its limits. The ecological crisis, social inequality, and economic instability we face are all symptoms of a deeper systemic issue. Whole-istic Way seeks to expose these flaws, to peel back the layers of our societal onion and reveal the root causes of our predicament.
But this event is far from being a mere exposé of problems. It's a beacon of hope, offering a roadmap to a more harmonious and equitable world. By showcasing innovative solutions, inspiring stories, and practical strategies, Whole-istic Way empowers individuals and communities to become active participants in creating a more beautiful world.
From regenerative agriculture and renewable energy to social justice and mental well-being, the event covers a wide spectrum of topics essential for building a sustainable future. Attendees will have the opportunity to learn from experts, network with like-minded individuals, and engage in thought-provoking discussions.
Ultimately, Whole-istic Way is about embarking on a journey of personal and collective transformation. It's about recognizing our interconnectedness with the planet and each other, and taking responsibility for creating a future where all beings can thrive!
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TAKE ACTION: Tell the Senate to Reject Trump’s Nominee for Food & Drug Administration Commissioner! https://t.co/J2xvbsKWF1
President Donald Trump has nominated Heidi Overton as Food & Drug Administration Commissioner.
As deputy director of the White House Domestic Policy Council, Overton was involved in Trump’s executive order to protect Bayer’s glyphosate-based Roundup herbicide and related white-phosphorus weapons production from litigation under the the Defense Production Act.
This alone would be grounds for us to ask the senate to reject her but there are more: https://t.co/J2xvbsKWF1
Tell Congress to reject BAAJA, the Bipartisan American Affordability and Jobs Act of 2026!
Instead of accelerating a clean energy transition, this dirty deal would lock in decades of additional greenhouse gas emissions and water pollution, bypass state, Tribal, and public input, and strip frontline communities of the right to challenge harmful industrial projects.
Join the thousands who have already taken action by lending your voice in defense of clean water.
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@AethrMusik Really just curious if there are any plans to have a similar engine as suno for track upload reinterpretations (extend/mash up)? I've tried the reimagine function but not quite what I'm looking for...
You understand how ridiculous you sound? So there should be more recalls but there's not because not enough inspectors? But we are also simultaneously having a huge amount of recalls when it's actually lower but should be higher? Yall make my brain hurt with your mental gymnastics
@luciecmz@factpostnews I'm glad this person from the Netherlands is so concerned about the US food supply. "Factpost" is using a technique called spotlighting to create the illusion that food recalls are happening at an alarming rate when they are in fact lower. So which is it? Not enough inspections?