Whole Foods Market with Silk Soymilk Present:
Whole Earth Generation Show #5 (Part 3)
In part 3 of show five, our winner and co-host Michael, 16, Shows us why Dallas is more than cowboys and oil. He investigates the programs that makes every day earth day in Dallas.
Whole Foods Market with Silk Soymilk Present:
Whole Earth Generation Show #5 (Part 2)
“Paper or plastic?” is soon to be a question of the past at our stores. When you come to shop, bring any bags you have on hand. Really, any bag will do — old, new, paper, plastic, fabric, even backpacks or woven baskets! You’ll feel good about helping our environment and we’ll even give you a refund of at least 5 cents per bag.
We make it easy by offering a wide selection of reusable bags for sale at our stores — check out our “Better Bag” — only 99 cents and it’s made from recycled plastic bottles. Helping the environment in two ways!
Why Eliminate Plastic? Thousands of reasons! * It can take more than a thousand years for a disposable plastic bag to break down in a landfill. * Most reusable bags can be used thousands of times and there are so many reusable bag options! * Thousands of customers and Team Members support our Core Value to “care about our communities and the environment.”
So what about paper?
We aren’t trying to settle the “paper vs. plastic” debate. We say “reuse!” instead. But when you don’t reuse, we provide 100% recycled (and recyclable) paper bags.
Whole Foods Market with Silk Soymilk Present:
Whole Earth Generation Show #5 (Part 1)
Our youngest winner at only six years old, India takes over Central Park in New York and asks what kids can do to help the environment.
Whole Foods Market with Nature’s Path and Odwalla Present:
Whole Earth Generation Show #4 (Part 3)
In part 3 of show four, we meet our 2nd winner and co-host Erin, 16, a green teen that helped start a movement to make fashion and cosmetics safe and green. She takes us behind the scenes of “Turning Green”, an teen eco fashion show that she organized in New York city for earth day.
Whole Foods Market with Nature’s Path and Odwalla Present:
Whole Earth Generation Show #4 (Part 2)
In part 2 of show four, our host Mike Botticello visits “Earth Day LA” with over 100 exhibitors on the Santa Monica Promenade. Mike then meets up with kids who are out spreading the green word for Earth Day.
Whole Foods Market, Nature’s Path and Odwalla present: Whole Earth Generation Show #4 (Part 1)
In part 1 of show four, our host Mike Botticello kicks off Earth Month from Whole Foods Market in West LA. Mike kicks it off to our first two winners and co-hosts, Angela and Erin.
We then meet one of our winners, Angela, 10, who makes cool reusable bags to help save the environment. She takes us to her favorite place, the local hockey rink and gives us great tips on how to make your local sports team green for earth day.
Whole Foods Market with Seventh Generation & Annie Chun’s Present:
Whole Earth Generation Show #3 (Part 3)
In part 3 of show three, our host Mike Botticello introduces our six winners from the Whole Earth Generation contest:
India, 6, in-store winner
Michael, 16, in-store winner
Angela, 10, in-store winner
Lil’ Peppi, 9, online winner
Erin, 17, online winner
Burt, 14, online winner
Congratulations to our winners! You’ll see their stories in Earth Month in April. Special thanks to everyone who submitted a video. It’s your energy and creativity that will help make the world a better place.
Whole Foods Market with Seventh Generation & Annie Chun’s Present:
Whole Earth Generation Show #3 (Part 2)
In part 2 of show three, Mike Botticello introduces us to “Team Green”, a teen environmental group at Claremont High School. Team green is helping to build sustainable structures made from organic and biodegradable materials. They also work with local elementary schools to create organic gardens in the community.
Mike Botticello meets with kids from Hawthorne Elementary, where the school cafeteria food is provided b y local organic farmers. The program is provided by ‘Farm to Schools’ a organization committed to making sure kids eat healthy, organically grown meals. Mike visits the local farms to see where all this great food comes from. Sponsored by Ecover & Recycline.
Host Mike Botticello is in Whole Foods Market Pasadena, telling you how you can be a part of this cool environmental podcast for teens and tweens.
Mike then travels to New York city to check out the first Whole Earth Generation in-store event in Manhattan. Lots of kids came down to expressive their green self live and in person in front of our green judges. We meet the judges; Allison Becker from VH1, Parish from Ecorazzi.com and Hunter, a kid who started his own eco-friendly lunch bag business. Sponsored by Ecover & Recycline.