‘b. organic TV’ : choose a full episode to watch

Episode 104: “Natural Art” (view episode)

Creative escapes with natural art. Michele Beschen shares how to create your own art supplies using outdoor items and recyclables. Discover how easy it is to create your own handmade papers using old newspapers and junk mail. Unique ways to make ‘natural’ additions to your papers and artwork. Put the get up and go in your creative efforts by creating a portable art set-up you can take with you to the great outdoors. Whether you think you’re a natural or not…art-making is.

For the step by step projects from this show: click here

 


Episode 201: “Organic, What It Means To Us” (view episode)

What does organic and being green really mean to everyone? This episode breaks down our approach to what it means to live an organic lifestyle. Things to think about, what to look for and how to embrace your own shade of ‘green’. Meet a couple of families who are celebrating ‘organic’ through their naturalized landscapes.

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Episode 202: “Resourceful Renovation Take 1″ (view episode)

This two-part episode follows Michele and her husband as they re-do their kitchen as resourceful as possible. They challenge themselves to work with what they have, and to salvage anything and everything. Old beams become wood tile flooring, garage roofing covers the ceiling, bricks off demolished buildings adorn the walls and crushed wine bottles find their way to some do it yourself concrete countertops.

For the step by step projects from this show: click here


11 thoughts on “‘b. organic TV’ : choose a full episode to watch

  1. Walt says:

    Where can past episodes be watched? I would like to see #213 and #302.

  2. L Walters says:

    Where is the CSA in episode #212 located?

  3. Karan Cross says:

    Just saw part of an episode on Friday, Feb 15, which included a woman with a juicer who made a “green lemonade” and a fabulous orange, pear and sweet potato drink. I have no idea of the episode number or who this woman was and cannot find either anywhere .. on either the createtv site or within the borganic.net site. The woman had very blond, very curly hair .. and at one time during the show also made what sounded like an incredible tasty walnut milk in an impressive high powered blender. WHO IS THIS WOMAN???? Does she have her own website? a book? anything???

  4. lucy hickman says:

    I have seen two epsoides and I love it!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

  5. kelly barber says:

    Just watched mt first show today and loved it. Cant wait to explore the whole thing.

  6. t vanderlek says:

    i would like to get the recipe for the weedkiller. i saw the end of the show but seem not be able to see it on line

  7. joan burke says:

    I LOVE THE RECIPE FOR ORGANIC WEED KILLER. I WILL LOOK FOR YOUR PROGRAM IN THE CLEVELAND OH. AREA.
    THANKS
    JOAN BURKE

  8. Karen Stewart says:

    I would like to know the location of the CSA which was presented on the episode that was aired on Wednesday July 18,2012. The gentleman in the wheelchair was very inspiring. Thank you

  9. Melissa says:

    I come to your blog so often, to get ideals and to glean from your ways of living an organic life style. thank you for sharing..being much older than you I know now, it’s never to late to start living a be better life style for all around us. God Bless Melissa

  10. trish says:

    i was trying to bring up episode 107 to watch it and no matter what i do I can’t watch that one. I shows a review for it but that is all I can get. Is their something I am not doing right?

  11. Debbie says:

    Loved the video, as usual! I love all the shows and ideas you share! I miss seeing them on tv, so I was glad to be able to watch the videos offered through your blog.
    Thanks for the inspiration!
    Debbie :-)

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