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Girls! In honor of Women's History Month, Vanessa Conroy from Feminist Communities for Climate Justice joins us to discuss their work to achieve climate justice informed by feminist and community development principles. Their organization recognizes the intersectional relationship between climate change and social justice, and that climate must be considered in every policy decision we make. Vanessa discusses these issues, and the ways in which the climate crisis disproportionately affects women and other marginalized groups Resources discussed in this episode:
It's Not That Radical by Mikaela Loach
The Intersectional Environmentalist: How to Dismantle Systems of Oppression to Protect People + Planet by Leah Thomas
Diversifying Power: Why We Need Antiracist, Feminist Leadership on Climate and Energy by Jennie C. Stephens
Climate Justice: Hope, Resilience, and the Fight for a Sustainable Future by Mary Robinson
Mary Robinson Foundation Principles of Climate Justice
Feminist Communities for Climate Justice National Women's Council
Feminist Communities for Climate Justice Community Work Ireland
National Women's Council Ireland Twitter
National Women's Council Ireland Instagram
Community Work Ireland Twitter
Vanessa Conroy Twitter
Host: Jennifer Hetzel
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Music by: Peter Emerson Jazz
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Where does our food come from, and how is that changing? This month we're speaking with Andy Johnston from Willy Street Co-op about the evolution of food production in the United States. He shares insights from his experience working in the food industry, and discusses the increasing popularity of local and 'alternative' food systems among consumers. Resources discussed in this episode:
Willy Street Co-op
Willy Street Co-op Facebook
Willy Street Co-op Instagram
Willy Street Co-op Twitter
Willy Street Co-op Youtube
Equal Exchange
Fairtrade International
Host: Jennifer Hetzel
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Music by: Peter Emerson Jazz
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This month we're turning up the heat! Spencer Wilson, Resource Advisor with the U.S. Forest Service, joins us to talk about wildfires and the important role they play in nature. He also discusses how attitudes towards fire have shifted over time, and shares observations from his time as a firefighter. Resources discussed in this episode: Spencer Wilson 's Instagram.
Host: Jennifer Hetzel
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Music by: Peter Emerson Jazz
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This month we're flying high! Don Hartsell, Commissioner and Managing Director of the World Air League, joins to talk about airships and the need for more sustainable air travel options. He discusses advancements in airship technology and how this mode of travel can help address the climate crisis. Don also explains how the World Air League is increasing awareness of the industry. Resources discussed in this episode:
World Sky Race
World Sky Race Facebook
World Sky Race Instagram
World Sky Race YouTube
World Sky Race Twitter
Book: Empires of the Sky
Flying Whales
Hybrid Air Vehicles
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Music by: Peter Emerson Jazz
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The environmental challenges facing our planet will require a skilled and dedicated workforce. Leonard Adler, CEO of Green Jobs Network, joins us to discuss the growing employment opportunities in sustainability and social impact. He offers insights for students, current and future job seekers, and aspiring entrepreneurs. Leonard also analyzes industry trends and shares his predictions for the future of the field.
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Music by: Peter Emerson Jazz
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The benefits of travel and exploration are many, but these activities can have a profound impact on the environment. Oliver Winter, CEO & Founder of a&o Hostels, shares tips for how to travel more responsibly and discusses how a&o Hostels is helping travellers reduce their environmental impact. He also shares insights into how climate-conscious travellers are shaping the travel industry and offers advice for others in the industry looking to implement greener practices. Resources discussed in this episode:
a&o Hostels
a&o Hostels Facebook
a&o Hostels Instagram
a&o Hostels TikTok
a&o Hostels LinkedIn
Oliver Winter LinkedIn
Green Sign Certification
How to Avoid a Climate Disaster book by Bill Gates
South Pole (carbon credits)
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Music by: Peter Emerson Jazz
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Businesses can have a big effect on the environment, so it's imperative they adopt practices that minimize their impact. Chris Gassman from the University of Pittsburgh's Center for Sustainable Business shares insights about the motivations and best practices for businesses looking to operate more sustainably. He also discusses Doughnut Economics, ESG and governmental incentive programs that can help businesses (and individuals!) reduce their carbon footprint. Resources discussed in this episode:
University of Pittsburgh's Center for Sustainable Business
Contact the CSB: [email protected]
Chris' LinkedIn (personalize your message!)
B Corp
Drawdown Labs Job Function Action Guide
Books
Small Actions, Big Difference by CB Bhattacharya
Doughnut Economics by Kate Raworth
All We Can Save Ed. by Ayana Elizabeth Johnson & Katharine K. Wilkinson
The Overstory by Richard Powers
Podcasts
Sustaining Sustainability
Outrage & Optimism
Drilled
The Carbon Copy
GreenBiz350
Marketplace
The Rest is Politics
Degrees by EDF
EcoRight Speaks
My Climate Journey
Documentaries/Videos
Joshua Spodek's TEDx videos
The Game Changers
2040
Years of Living Dangerously
Newsletters
Center for Sustainable Business
ESG Today
ESG Book
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Music by: Peter Emerson Jazz
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Humans have drastically altered the planet, and often not for the better. Miriam Kate McDonald, author of Emergent, joins to talk about how humans can help nature recover, the importance of biodiversity and the need for a more holistic approach to farming. Miriam also shares lessons she's learned from years of working in alternative agriculture and observing nature. Resources discussed in this episode:
Miriam's book Emergent: Rewilding Nature, Regenerating Food and Healing the World by Restoring the Connection Between People and the Wild
Miriam's Instagram
Holistic Restoration
Woven Earth Farm
Oxford Real Farming Conference
Landworkers Alliance
Nature's Matrix book
The Patterning Instinct boo
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Music by: Peter Emerson Jazz
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In this episode Jennifer talks with Clara AgborTabi, Alumni and Partnerships Co-Coordinator for Soul Fire Farm, about their experience working with the land and helping others develop a deeper relationship with nature. They discuss how Soul Fire Farm is uprooting racism and revolutionizing the food system, as well as their experience as Research Assistant for the book Black Earth Wisdom: Soulful Conversations with Black Environmentalists, by Leah Penniman. The book explores Black people’s spiritual and scientific connection to the land, waters, and climate through a series of interviews with various Black environmentalists. Resources discussed in this episode:
Farming While Black book
Soul Fire Farm website
Soul Fire Farm Facebook
Soul Fire Farm Instagram
Soul Fire Farm Twitter
Soul Fire Farm YouTube
Host: Jennifer Hetzel
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Music by: Peter Emerson Jazz
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Single-use plastic has only been around for a short time, but it has had a profound impact on our health and the environment. Lauren Gropper, Founder and CEO of Repurpose, joins us to discuss the plastic problem and how Repurpose is using plant waste to make alternatives to disposables. She also explains what PFAS (aka forever chemicals) are, and why we should avoid them. Resources discussed in this episode:
Repurpose
Repurpose Facebook
Repurpose Twitter
Repurpose Instagram
Repurpose Pinterest
Repurpose TikTok
Center for Environmental Health
A Plastic Ocean documentary
Seaspiracy documentary
Story of Stuff documentary
Kiss the Ground documentary
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Music by: Peter Emerson Jazz
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Repairability not only has profound environmental impacts, it also helps save consumers money and encourages self-reliance. Elizabeth Chamberlain from iFixit joins us to discuss their work in helping empower people to fix their stuff. She also discusses the Right to Repair movement and the benefits of repair for individuals and society as a whole. Resources discussed in this episode:
iFixit.com
iFixit Facebook
iFixit Instagram
iFixit Twitter
iFixit Pinterest
iFixit TikTok
iFixit YouTube
Fight to Repair newsletter
Made to Break by Giles Slade
Lightbulb Conspiracy documentary
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Trees are being cut down at an alarming rate to make a variety of items, including paper, furniture, flooring and clothing. This overconsumption of wood products has had severe consequences on our planet's climate and biodiversity. Jennifer discusses these issues with Tim Keating, Chief Sustainability Officer for Symmetry Wood, a company using bacterial waste to produce a wood substitute called Pyrus. Tim shares insights gained from years of working to combat the destructive effects of deforestation, and explains how Symmetry Wood is working to transform the wood industry by offering sustainable alternatives. He also offers tips for how to reduce our overall consumption of wood products.
Resources discussed in this episode:
Symmetry Wood
Symmetry Wood LinkedIn
Tim's Email
Slow Wood
EarthBilt
Mongabay
Ellen McArthur Foundation
Global Forest Watch Report
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We're bombarded with messages about all the ways we should go green, but it's not always as easy as it seems. Jennifer is joined by fellow sustainable geeks Kris and Rachel to talk about their frustrating and sometimes disappointing experiences with implementing sustainable practices into their daily lives. They discuss why many of the expectations placed on the average person are often unrealistic, and the guilt many people feel over not doing enough.
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We are joined by Architect and Lecturer Donal Lally to discuss the impact of technology on the environment. His work explores the unintended consequences of human activity around the world, with particular emphasis on the social and environmental implications of data storage facilities in Ireland. Donal shares how this relationship is creatively demonstrated through Entanglement, a visual representation of both how technology and the environment are intertwined, and about Ireland's unique history and role in communications technology. Resources discussed in this episode:
Entanglement exhibit
States of Entanglement: Data In the Irish Landscape book
Annex Instagram
Annex Twitter
Donal's zero degree machine
Donal Lally Twitter
Data flows and water woes: The Utah Data Center by Mél Hogan
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Activist and researcher V'cenza Cirefice joins us to discuss the environmental and social consequences of natural resource extraction. She explains why extractive activities are so detrimental to nearby communities and offers examples of anti-extraction movements around the world. V'cenza also shares her own personal experiences as an activist researcher, including best practices for those interested in participating in this important work. Resources discussed in this episode:
V'cenza's Twitter
Despite Extractivism
Articles by V'cenza:
Women on the Frontlines of Resistance to Extractivism
Women keeping Ireland's gold in the ground
Climate Justice: Hope, Resilience, and the Fight for a Sustainable Future by Mary Robinson
Mothers of Invention podcast
Women’s Earth and Climate Action Network (WECAN) International
Yes to Life No to Mining
War on Want
Men Who Eat Ringforts by Sinéad Mercier
Sharewaste.com
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This month we talk with Viktória Pikovská from Victory Art about the importance of art as a means of creativity as well as a tool for activism. Viktória shares suggestions for ways both artists and consumers can produce and consume art more sustainably, and gives examples of eco-conscious practices in the art industry. Resources discussed in this episode:
Victory Art Website
Victory Art Facebook
Victory Art Instagram
Victory Art Twitter
Victory Art LinkedIn
To Life!: Eco Art in Pursuit of a Sustainable Planet
Eco Friendly Art
Magdaléna Ševčík
Andrea Ehret
Tomáš Libertíny
Ai Weiwei
Have a corntastic day!
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Have you heard? This month's show is all about birds! We talk with Anna Matthews from the American Bird Conservancy about the important role birds play in the environment, the threats they face, and ways we can all help protect them. Anna also shares best practices for current and aspiring birdwatchers. Resources discussed in this episode:
American Bird Conservancy
American Bird Conservancy Twitter
American Bird Conservancy Instagram
American Bird Conservancy Facebook
Anna Matthews LinkedIn
Articles:
Misguiding Lights: American Bird Conservancy Highlights Artificial Light's Link To Bird-Glass Collisions
Bird-Strike Prevention: How to Stop Birds From Hitting Windows
3 Billion Birds initiative
Audubon Conservation Ranching (Bird-friendly Beef)
Bird-friendly Coffee (Smithsonian)
Cornell Lab of Ornithology
eBird
iNaturalist
Life of Birds (David Attenborough documentary)
Master Naturalists
Merlin Bird ID App
Migratory Bird Joint Ventures
National Audubon Society
National Geographic Field Guide to the Birds of North America
Oaks and Prairies Joint Venture
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Dr. Leslie Solomonian, naturopathic doctor and host of the podcast 'Raising Kids, Naturally,' explains what naturopathy is and how the practice can help improve the health of both humans and the planet. She challenges us to shift how we think about modern medicine and our consumption practices. We also discuss the ethical implications of sustainability, activism, and having kids during the climate crisis. Resources mentioned in this episode:
American Association of Naturopathic Physicians (AANP)
Association of Accredited Naturopathic Medical Colleges (AANMC)
Canadian Association of Naturopathic Doctors (CAND)
Raising Kids, Naturally Podcast
Planetary Heath Alliance
EcoParent Facebook
EcoParent Twitter
EcoParent Instagram
Leslie's website
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Raising kids can be a challenge, and doing it in a way that is eco and morally conscious even more so. Manda Aufochs Gillespie, host of the podcast Raising Greener Teens and author of Green Mama & Green Mama-to-be, joins us to discuss how she came to be known as the 'Green Mama,' and how to address some of the unique experiences associated with raising teenagers. Resources discussed in this show:
Raising Greener Teens podcast
The Green Mama
Manda on Facebook
Manda on Instagram
Manda on Twitter
Manda on Pinterest
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Eco-Friendly Novelty Music sensation Oli Frost joins us for a very special 50th episode! Oli is best known for his unique form of activism, including turning climate action into an aerobics routine, predicting how his followers will die, and generating a million plant-based recipes. He discusses the inspiration behind his projects and shares his thoughts on how to be an effective activist. Resources included in this episode:
Oli Frost website
Oli Frost YouTube
Oli Frost Spotify
Oli Frost TikTok
Oli Frost Instagram
Oli Frost Facebook
Oli Frost Twitter
Less is More: How Degrowth Will Save the World by Jason Hickel
Host: Jennifer Hetzel
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You can find us on Google Podcast: http://bit.ly/3aDGWn6
You can find us on Spotify here: https://spoti.fi/2vxR7nu
You can find us on Pandora here: https://bit.ly/3bQmRKK
You can find us on Amazon Music here: https://amzn.to/3rORGEV
You can find us on Audible here: https://adbl.co/38JYvAm
You can find us on YouTube here: http://bit.ly/2Fz524t
Music by: Peter Emerson Jazz
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