Judith Selby Lang's guest appearances

Judith Selby Lang

Arts and Healing Podcast

UnStuff America! Podcast

Love for Breakfast

Richard Lang

Kyodo williams

Julia Cameron

Courtney Carver

Kim Rosen

Bernie Siegel

Gillian Caldwell

Wendy Johnson

Michael Green

John Fox

Marney Makridakis

Susan Piver

Susannah Conway

Jen Cross

Christine Mason

OwlTail

A moment with Richard Lang and Judith Selby Lang, two artists on a journey together to live their best creative life, inspiring each other and the world around them. Through their art, they touch lives and raise awareness. Join me as they share some morning rituals and thoughts about purpose, love, and how they are sharing their over 2-ton collection of beach plastic with the world to inspire the next generation. Find out more about Richard &amp; Judith and the incredible work they are creating:https://beachplastic.com

A moment with Richard Lang and Judith Selby Lang, two artists on a journey together to live their best creative life, inspiring each other and the world around them. Through their art, they touch lives and raise awareness. Join me as they share some morning rituals and thoughts about purpose, love, and how they are sharing their over 2-ton collection of beach plastic with the world to inspire the next generation. Find out more about Richard &amp; Judith and the incredible work they are creating: <a href="https://beachplastic.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://beachplastic.com</a>

Beach plastic artists Richard Lang & Judith Selby Lang, raising awareness.

Since 1999, Richard Lang and Judith Selby Lang as a collaborative team have been visiting Kehoe Beach, Point Reyes National Seashore in Northern California.They have rambled 1000 meters of tideline of this one beach hundreds of times to gather plastic debris washing out of the Pacific Ocean and from this one beach have collected over two tons of material. They share their individual and collaborative journeys as a practical guide and as a metaphor of how microphilanthropy and small acts of kindness and curiosity can shape a life of meaning, fun and deep connection. Learn more about “the most organized man in America” at andrewmellen.com.  

Since 1999, <a href="http://beachplastic.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Richard Lang and Judith Selby Lang</a> as a collaborative team have been visiting Kehoe Beach, Point Reyes National Seashore in Northern California.They have rambled 1000 meters of tideline of this one beach hundreds of times to gather plastic debris washing out of the Pacific Ocean and from this one beach <a href="http://www.plasticforever.blogspot.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">have collected over two tons of material</a>. They share their individual and collaborative journeys as a practical guide and as a metaphor of how microphilanthropy and small acts of kindness and curiosity can shape a life of meaning, fun and deep connection. Learn more about “the most organized man in America” at <a href="http://andrewmellen.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">andrewmellen.com</a>.

#23 Richard Lang + Judith Selby Lang discuss how to see the world as an artist while making simple and lasting choices

For over ten years, artists Richard Lang and Judith Selby Lang have been collecting trash together on Kehoe Beach in Point Reyes National Seashore in Northern California, and turning it into playful and powerful works of art that raise awareness about ocean pollution.  The plastic they collect has become everything from sculptural wall art to digital prints, a wedding dress, jewelry, a mobile car sculpture, and more.  Ultimately, their work combines fun and passionate obsession with a thoughtful message about ocean pollution, recycling and creative re-use. In June 2010, the Arts and Healing Network's Director, Mary Daniel Hobson, interviewed them at their home and studio in Forest Knolls, CA about art, passion, collaboration, collecting, the importance of place, and the tragedy of plastic polluting our oceans. Judith and Richard were also one of the 2009 recipients of the AHN Award. You can learn more about their work at beachplastic.com, and read anecdotes about their plastic collecting and artmaking on their blog, Plastic Forever. If you are interested in learning more about the problem of plastic pollution and how to be part of the solution, Judith and Richard offer the following resources: - Beth Terry at Fake Plastic Fish shares helpful tips for living plastic free. - Dr. Hideshige Takada of International Pellet Watch is tracking nurdles, and could use your help with his research. - Plastic Pollution Coalition is an organization committed to stopping plastic pollution. - Project Kaisai is a nonprofit seeking to understand the scale of marine pollution.

For over ten years, artists Richard Lang and Judith Selby Lang have been collecting trash together on Kehoe Beach in Point Reyes National Seashore in Northern California, and turning it into playful and powerful works of art that raise awareness about ocean pollution.  The plastic they collect has become everything from sculptural wall art to digital prints, a wedding dress, jewelry, a mobile car sculpture, and more.  Ultimately, their work combines fun and passionate obsession with a thoughtful message about ocean pollution, recycling and creative re-use. In June 2010, the Arts and Healing Network's Director, Mary Daniel Hobson, interviewed them at their home and studio in Forest Knolls, CA about art, passion, collaboration, collecting, the importance of place, and the tragedy of plastic polluting our oceans. Judith and Richard were also one of the <a href="http://www.artheals.org/about/ahn_award.php" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">2009 recipients of the AHN Award</a>. You can learn more about their work at <a href="http://www.beachplastic.com/beach_plastic/Greetings.html" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">beachplastic.com</a>, and read anecdotes about their plastic collecting and artmaking on their blog, <a href="http://plasticforever.blogspot.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Plastic Forever</a>. If you are interested in learning more about the problem of plastic pollution and how to be part of the solution, Judith and Richard offer the following resources: - Beth Terry at <a href="http://fakeplasticfish.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Fake Plastic Fish</a> shares helpful tips for living plastic free. - Dr. Hideshige Takada of <a href="http://www.tuat.ac.jp/~gaia/ipw/index.html" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">International Pellet Watch</a> is tracking nurdles, and could use your help with his research. - <a href="http://plasticpollutioncoalition.org/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Plastic Pollution Coalition</a> is an organization committed to stopping plastic pollution. - <a href="http://www.projectkaisei.org/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Project Kaisai</a> is a nonprofit seeking to understand the scale of marine pollution.

Judith Selby Lang and Richard Lang: Transforming Plastic Trash into Art