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Green Blogger Series: Jennifer Lance of EcoChildsPlay.com

Sean Daily — Tue, 13 Oct 2009 13:30:24 +0000

GreenTalk Radio host Sean Daily talks with Founder and Editor of Eco Child’s Play, Jennifer Lance, about a host of green topics, including living off the grid, organic gardening and green parenting.

[Courtesy of our friends at GreenLivingIdeas.com]

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Made in the USA Organic Baby Clothes: Simply Chickie Clothing Features Whimsical Designs

Jennifer Lance — Tue, 28 Jul 2009 19:39:13 +0000

Inside me I’ve got:

world peace

2 rainbows

light from 4 stars

green stuff

milk

some dog hair

and

a

raisin

Simply Chickie Clothing makes 100% organic cotton clothes for little ones. Designed by Gwendolyn Gardner, a direct descendant of The Scarlet Letter author Nathaniel Hawthorne, the baby clothes are whimsical, humorous, pesticide free, and made in the USA!

Jennifer and Kristen Featured on the BBC’s “World Have Your Say”: Would You Stop Having Kids to Save the Environment?

Jennifer Lance — Sat, 26 Jul 2008 00:19:28 +0000

First the New York Times, now the BBC! Today, Eco Child’s Play’s Kristen Chase and myself were featured on the BBC’s program “World Have Your Say“. The topic was “Would you stop having children to save the environment?“ I was invited to join the conversation with John Guillebaud, professor of family planning at University College, London, because of my post “Should We Stop Having Children to Save the Earth?“, and Kristen was invited for a comment she left on my post, before she was a writer on our blog. The BBC asks:

Should the wealthiest in the world stop having kids? Indeed, would it best if we all kept to 1 or 2 per couple? Or does the fail to take into account religion, culture and every person’s right to have as many children as they like?

You can download the podcast (it’s called “Overpopulation”) to the program or listen to it using the BBC’s iplayer.

Podcast Interview with Eco-Mom, Homebuilder and Blogger, Jennifer Lance on The Lindberg Report

Max Lindberg — Thu, 10 Apr 2008 10:52:46 +0000

How many people do you know who would leave the suburbs and settle on an unimproved 160 acres of land, build their home with materials from that land, and then set up their own power grid?

Jennifer Lance has done just that, and it was a pleasure talking with this school teacher-mother, who walks her talk. When she writes about family values in Eco Child’s Play, you can rest assured it comes from her own life experience.

So settle back, and have a listen:

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Before going, I want to call your attention to an earlier podcast interview with the Sundance Channel’s Simran Sethi. She is documenting the rebuilding of Greensburg, Kansas, devastated by a massive tornado last May, and also promoting a fund raiser for the rebuilding project.

And while I’m on the subject, check out my podcast interview with Beth Bader, lead writer for Eat.Drink.Better, and contributor to Eco Child’s Play.