Can water be so powerful that it can actually change a culture?See how bringing water to a village has changed the entire culture of a Maasai community from opportunities for an education, having time for their families and providing water to the wildlife. Women and girls are more likely to be responsible for collecting water for their family. In 2017, women and girls were responsible for water collection in 8 out of 10 households without onsite water supply. On today’s episode we have the pleasure of chatting with a couple of amazing people that are changing a culture with water. <a href='https://saboreswell.org/'>Sabore&apos;s Well</a> Interview with:  Co-founder of Sabore’s Well, Therese Hjelm and Maasai Warrior and Elder and also the co-founder of Sabore’s Well, Sabore Ole Oyie.  Things that make you say &quot;Wow&quot;! For more episodes and additional information visit the <a href='https://twochicksandahoe.org'>Two Chicks and a Hoe </a>website and our <a href='https://www.facebook.com/2ChicksandaHoe/'>Facebook</a> page. Big thanks to our Producer, Casey Kennedy.

Declared the Most Important Species on Earth

We’re gonna dig deep into some really amazing people and topics — cultivating ideas about nature, the environment and conservation — in your backyard and globally. We want to share stories with you where the only intention may be for you to say,“Wow, I didn’t know that!”…and now that you do, maybe you might think about your relationship with it differently, share the information with a friend or get involved.