Episode #123: Meet HEAL’s new staff members!
We’ve had a few staff changes here at HEAL Utah and we are so excited to introduce you to our new Development Director, Turner Bitton,…
Year: 2019
Episode #122: The Utah legislature with HEAL’s Jessica Reimer
Did you know that Utah has part-time legislators, that there are only 45 days a year where they can pass laws, and that citizen’s can…
Episode #121: Stone’s Throw and Staying Local with Dash Longe
If you’re into big mountain freestyle skiing, you probably know about Dash Longe. But did you know that he is also a dad, filmmaker, and…
Episode #120: Confluence with Zak Podmore
This week we sat down with another Torrey House Press author, Zak Podmore, to discuss his new book Confluence: Navigating the Personal & Political Rivers…
Episode #119: Big Solutions, Small Spaces with Little City Inc.
Tim Sullivan and Michael Yount call themselves Salt Lake City cheerleaders, but they do more than just cheer on this growing city – they are…
Episode #118: Shaped by Snow with Ayja Bounous
This week we caught up with Ayja Bounous to talk about our favorite thing – skiing – and our least favorite thing – climate change.…
Episode #117: Sustainable business, coffee, and investment with Missy Gries
How can you run a sustainable business when it inherently produces emissions? Owner of Publik Coffee Roasters and Publik Kitchen, Missy Greis, hasn’t found all…
Episode #116: Chasing winter and nonprofits with Hannah Whitney
If you’ve come to any of HEAL Utah’s main events in the last three years, they were most likely orchestrated by our Development Director, Hannah…
Episode #115: The Origins of HEAL Utah with Jason Groenewold
Jason Groenewold came to Utah in the 90s with skis, a tent from Walmart, and $500 in his pocket. Decades later, he had built up…
Episode #114: This is what love looks like with Dr. Sandra Steingraber
Dr. Sandra Steingraber was there when Tim DeChristopher looked the judge who would sentence him in the eyes and said “This is what hope looks…