Episode Synopsis "Pedal-Powered Composters Support Local Food Movement (feat. Tilthy Rich Compost) – Episode #2"

We talk with Kat Nigro, General Manager of Durham, NC-based Tilthy Rich Compost. Tilthy Rich, a bike-powered food scrap hauler, aims to make composting a common practice accessible to everyone in their hometown of Durham. …

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