Try Something Before Deciding It Doesn't Work - Jen Johnson

Sandy interviews Rob Lalka (New Orleans, LA) author of The Venture Alchemists: How Big Tech Turned Profits into Power. They discuss how it's possible and beneficial to challenge people in power.Creator and host: Sandy RosenthalExecutive producer: Landry BohnVideo version here: https://youtu.be/Mj-igrFl_EgPlease rate, like and subscribe on all your favorite platforms! 

Sandy departs from her usual format to discuss the value of awards and how they reinforce current supporter enthusiasm and also generate more supporters.Creator and host: Sandy RosenthalExecutive producer: Landry BohnVideo version here: https://youtu.be/Udf8JXYQi9sPlease rate, like and subscribe on all your favorite platforms! 

Sandy speaks with Yana Yakushina (Ghent, Belgium) about her focus on establishing a legal framework for recognizing light pollution as an environmental concern.Creator and host: Sandy RosenthalExecutive producer: Landry BohnLinks to Yana Yakushina:https://www.linkedin.com/in/yana-yakushina/https://twitter.com/MrsYankaVideo version can be seen here: https://youtu.be/jF7hzHnFOts

Sandy talks to Celia Gonzalez (San Francisco, CA) of Other Avenues Grocery Cooperative, about her experience in local and global grassroots campaigns opposing genetic engineering and corporate consolidation.Sandy Rosenthal, creator and hostLandry Bohn, producerPlease like, subscribe and rate.Video version can be seen here: https://youtu.be/YgqU6KMMT3w

Tessa Hill (Sebastopol, CA) talks to Sandy about her new book At Every Depth: Our Growing Knowledge of the Changing Oceans. Tessa and her co-author Eric Simons aim to show how scientists' research and indigenous knowledge can be valuable tools in our fight against climate change..Sandy Rosenthal, creator and hostLandry Bohn, producerVideo version of this episode: https://youtu.be/UVuYQ8jWDI0Be sure to like, rate and subscribe! 

Sandy talks to Anita Dhake (Denver, CO) about how she started retirement at the age of 33, how some people disapprove, and how she handles it.Beat the Big GuysHost and Creator: Sandy RosenthalExecutive Producer: Landry BohnBe sure to like, rate and subscribe!Video version of this episode: https://youtu.be/g-udaWqoFvk

Sandy chats with Jen Johnson (Bay Area, CA) about the two housing communities she founded where a group of people live and care in one house which provides relief for the housing crisis among many other positive results.Beat the Big GuysHost and Creator: Sandy RosenthalExecutive Producer: Landry BohnVideo version of this episode: https://youtu.be/3bgCJUcUP5M

Producer Landry Bohn sits down with activist Stanford Rosenthal, who worked closely with Sandy on Levees.Org, a grassroots campaign to correct the narrative surrounding the 2005 levee failure in New Orleans after Hurricane Katrina. Nearly twenty years later, Mr. Rosenthal has continued to draw on what he learned from this experience in an ongoing fight to Beat the Big Guys.Beat the Big GuysHost and Creator: Sandy RosenthalExecutive Producer: Landry BohnVideo version can be seen here: https://youtu.be/8IDcxV0y9NM

Sandy talks to Niko Dunkel (San Francisco, CA) about his quest to bring access to solar power to renters who have landlords who may be resistant (for whatever reason) to climate-friendly and energy-efficient choices.Beat the Big GuysHost and Creator: Sandy RosenthalExecutive Producer: Landry Bohn

In our 100th episode of Beat the Big Guys, Dr. Temple Grandin (Fort Collins, CO), Professor of Animal Sciences and autism rights activist talks to Sandy about her achievements in making slaughterhouses more humane and how being very specific and targeted in your goals is critical to success.__Beat the Big GuysHost and Creator: Sandy RosenthalExecutive Producer: Landry BohnVideo version can be seen here: https://youtu.be/62u_6EDYoAgBe sure to like, rate, and subscribe on all your favorite platforms!