Sat, June 8, 6:30-11pm
1021 E. Broad St. in the backyard, weather permitting, free, no RSVP required. colsfreepress@gmail.com or 614-253-2571.

Join progressive friends for food, drink, and great music. A presentation by Annie and Jay Warmke, owners of Blue Rock Station on “Living Sustainably in a World that’s Running out of Everything” including how they have managed to make a living by focusing on sustainable practices while living in an Earthship, a comfortable home made of clean trash, designed by architect Michael Reynolds of Taos, NM. Annie and Jay Warmke, owners of Blue Rock Station will speak at the Second Saturday Salon on Living Sustainably in a World that’s Running out of Everything”.  The talk will include how they have managed to make a living by focusing on sustainable practices while living in an Earthship, a comfortable home made of clean trash, designed by architect Michael Reynolds of Taos, NM.  Annie and Jay started Blue Rock Station after living in Europe and leaving behind their careers in the corporate world. 

Today Annie is a goat herder, teaching goat college plus cheese making, and serves as a consultant to groups and individuals focusing on sustainability.  Jay is an instructor on various topics associated with sustainable living including solar installer certification, plus serves as a consultant to non-profit groups focused on sustainable practices.  Besides writing books, they also have a syndicated radio/podcast series on WGRN/Pacifica Radio Network, When the Biomass Hits the Wind Turbine with a book by the same name.

For more information visit www.bluerockstation.com.  Their podcasts are available on your favorite podcast site or by visiting their website.