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Eighth Fire Green Jobs Conference

Eighth Fire Green Jobs Conference
Honor the Earth
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https://honorearth.org/greenconference
Eighth Fire Green Jobs Conference

Annie Humphrey, award-winning singer and songwriter, joined the Thursday Morning show to discuss the Eighth Fire Green Jobs Conference! It isn't just a job fair- it's a place to go to be inspired, think about how you want to participate in building a more sustainable society, or just want to tweak your career. Annie, Kari, and Heidi discuss the breadth of green jobs: teachers, financial advisors, musicians, elder care workers, and more can fit into the green jobs category! Keynote speakers include Chef Sean Sherman (The Sioux Chef), Robert Blake of Solar Bear, and Will Steger (polar explorer and creator of the documentary “After Antarctica”). The daytime session runs 9 am-3 pm, and the evening portion is scheduled from 6 pm-9 pm. Learn more and register here!

Heidi Holtan is KAXE's Director of Content and Public Affairs where she manages producers and is the local host of Morning Edition from NPR. Heidi is a regional correspondent for WDSE/WRPT's Duluth Public Television’s Almanac North.
The music director at KAXE since 2014, Kari (pronounced Car-ee) Hedlund reviews music on the daily. She also hosts New Music every Wednesday (2 and 10 p.m.) and Sunday (noon), along with the KAXE Morning Show on Thursdays.
Charlie Mitchell (she/they) joined KAXE in February of 2022. Charlie creates the Season Watch Newsletter, produces the Phenology Talkbacks show, coordinates the Phenology in the Classroom program, and writes nature-related stories for KAXE's website. Essentailly, Charlie is John Latimer's faithful sidekick and makes sure all of KAXE's nature/phenology programs find a second life online and in podcast form.


With a background in ecology and evolutionary biology, Charlie enjoys learning a little bit about everything, whether it's plants, mushrooms, or the star-nosed mole. (Fun fact: Moles store fat in their tails, so they don't outgrow their tunnels every time conditions are good.)