This radio piece is about the classic clash of fashion and environment. She starts out with what seems to be another guilt trip about the environment but then she admits to her own temptations and sins and gives reasonable solutions. Although the issue of child labor is not a new idea to clothes the concept of organic cotton is one you do not hear very often. Shana discusses how although this will add green to the environment unfortunately it will take green out of your back pocket. She offers the simple solution of thrift stores while admitting that the feel of one is not as refreshing as a mall, the amount of money you save is well worth it. I would have liked it if she discussed other issues of used clothing, for example the thought in your mind that some complete stranger wore and sweated in the clothes before you did but when she said that she saved an acre and a half of farm land by shopping at a thrift store it showed how small the other issues seemed. This is a good solid radio piece that I found interesting despite being a 16 year old male, so if you are a woman or even if you fall into the same demographic as me, this is definitely worth 4 minutes or your time.