Nosara Podcasts with Rich Burnam

Dr. Alejandro is back on the podcast to update us about significant increase in dengue & other illnesses such Zika, Chikungunya, & such. He explains difference between these as well as the gripe & the flu. He updates about Caricaco, Xrays, Radiology, and much more in the area. Rich teases him about seeming so serious and intense all of the time, plus asks his opinions about ‘hippy’ treatments and such which are common. Historically Dr. Ale very science based and Rich surprised by some of Dr. A’s current answers. Hope you enjoy & benefit from the episode!

Frequent Nosara Podcast guest Vanessa Bezy is back with several updates. Please see the full episode here below to get further up to speed.

Amongst other things here is what we discuss in this latest episode here above:

• Sustainable Nosara website announcement;
• Nosara wastewater guide;
• Info about sustainable construction in Nosara;
• How many things Vanessa is involved with and how she needs reintroduction, which she does;
• Nosara conservation challenges;
• 3 main focus areas of Vanessa and WCA: water quality, marine life (including turtles), and biodiversity;
• How funding works for WCA initiatives;
• Sustainable certification program for local businesses;
• What we need from newcomers to the Nosara community;
• Why investing in the environment is investing in Nosara’s future;
• Vanessa is happy and open to meet and connect with anybody that wants to discuss how we can make Nosara a better place.

Eric Kurzbard is back on the Nosara Podcast and we go over tons of stuff in this jam packed episode. We cover his journey from east coast to California to Hawaii to Nosara & all kinds of things & events in between. Rich complains about shortboarding in weak surf, longboarders who don’t move around on the board. Eric explains his past, present & goals for the future.

Enjoy this hour with EK 3.0!

Estamos muy felices por este episodio con un buen surfista y un buen hombre… ¡Disfruta este introducción a Medio Kilo!

This episode is a quick overview, in English, for everyone interested in helping solve a serious issue in Nosara. Some of Nosara’s most populated, and poorest, Tico neighborhoods (San Ramón & Los Angeles) are facing a tremendous challenge as they are lacking water. According to the Nosara ASADA, only $22,000 is needed to solve a serious issue not only in lacking water, but the upcoming health crisis if unsanitary water is what is being consumed and used.

Episode in Spanish added here soon.

We hope you enjoy this episode with our long time friend, Gerardo Bolanez, and will consider supporting Costas Verdes & Barriguiones efforts!

Plunge Nosara is a spot for an infrared sauna & three different temperatures of cold plunge tanks. It’s fantastic place to cool down and improve inflammation or deal with sickness or soreness in your body. My old friend Mike from Beach Dog Cafe recently saw me walking to the beach, super sore like, as I was recovering from dengue. He urged me to come try out his new business, Plunge Nosara, and I’m super grateful I did. It did not take long to make a big difference in soreness and mental calibration, and I strongly recommend it for anyone with sickness or soreness or any kind of TBI. The first time was a wave of emotions but thereafter has been a smooth ride into less pain and a healthier mindset.

In this Nosara Podcast episode, Dr. Robert Edgeworth unloads towards Nosara’s homeowners, especially any and all rental homes and restaurants, to either update their septic treatment systems or ‘Sell your property and leave’ in addition to starting a campaign asking renters to leave ‘one star’ reviews for any house or restaurant asking for toilet paper not to be flushed. He goes through Airbnb’s analytics and cites his reasons for taking these stands. His opinion is anyone with a rental home of any size or magnitude is under an ethical obligation to adjust their septic systems or sell and vacate the community.

There’s a ton of info in this episode… Much of it which will not be received well by many.

What are your thoughts? Is Dr. Edgeworth taking this too far? Or is he doing the right thing?

Nosara is a terrific place for families thanks to the local private school options. Check out the new addition to Sol Academics for Nosara families to consider.