Mercy For Animals With AJ Albrecht
Watch the episode here Listen to the podcast here Eating meat is such an everyday thing for most people that discussions about on animal protection are pretty rare or almost nonexisten. A lot of farmed animals are raised inhumanely and treated not as living things but as mere commodities. In this episode, […]
Proforestation: From Its Definition by Dr. William Moomaw to The Opening of San Vicente Redwoods Forest Trail System In Santa Cruz, California
Listen to the podcast here: Oceans are getting warmer and more acidic because of all the carbon dioxide from the atmosphere. This is happening because of deforestation or coal-burning, and it’s not helping the ecosystem regenerate at all. This creates a chain reaction where the ocean eliminates algae and fish. The climate problem will […]
How A Carbon-Negative Conversation Resulted In So Many Positives With Beth Craig
Watch the episode here  Listen to the podcast here  In a world where consumerism and capitalism reign supreme, keeping track of your carbon footprint is almost impossible, let alone reducing it. But Beth Craig proved that anything is achievable with the right mindset by adopting a carbon-negative lifestyle. Joining Corinna Bellizzi, the Founder […]
COP 27 Update + Changing the Climate Narrative with Anne Therese Gennari, Author of The Climate Optimist Handbook
Watch the episode here: Listen to the episode here: The impacts of climate change on different areas of society are interrelated, which is why people think the worst about the future. But we don’t have to simply accept and surrender to the possibility of a dying planet. We can actually change the narrative so we […]
Reversing Global Warming: How The Enneagram Tool And #FridaysForFuture Can Join Forces To Address The Climate Crisis With Matt Schlegel Of Evolutionary Teams
Watch the episode here Listen to the podcast here Global warming is a problem that needs to be addressed both from the systemic change and the individual lifestyle transformation perspectives. The climate crisis cannot be expected to solve itself, and politicians can never be trusted to make the first step. This is why […]
Maya K. van Rossum On The Green Amendment: The People’s Fight for A Clean, Safe, and Healthy Environment
Listen to the podcast here Protecting the environment requires more extensive systemic changes if we want to see a tangible impact on the current climate crisis. Joining us today to explain how we can achieve that is Maya K. van Rossum, author of The Green Amendment: The People’s Fight For a Clean, Safe […]
Passage of the Inflation Reduction Act + Upcoming Guest Announcement, including Maya Van Rossum, author of The Green Amendment
Listen to the podcast here Learn what the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) can mean for our future, and learn about the upcoming guests we will be featuring on the show to deepen our understanding of where we are heading including: Justin Gillis, co-author of THE BIG FIX: 7 Practical Steps to Save Our Planet [Simon & Schuster […]
The Inflation Reduction Act: Its Impact On Global Emissions and Green Energy Solutions with Anand Gopal, EnergyInnovation.org
Listen to the podcast here Today’s episode is being turned around lightning fast because we are covering a topic of-the-moment, and that is the Inflation Reduction Act presently being considered by the United States Senate. This Act, should it pass, includes $369 billion with a B in funding for climate and clean energy provisions. To […]
Reducing Waste In The Diaper Years with Bailey Bouwman, Host of The Cloth Diaper Podcast
Listen to the podcast here Disposable diapers have a long-term detrimental impact on our environment. They take up to 300 years to decompose in landfill, and a single child can utilize more than 100 diapers per month during their diaper years. The total diapers used by many children approaches 5,000 during their lifetimes. In this […]
Our Plastic Pandemic: Why Recycling Is Not The Answer with Greg Dayley, CEO of Seabar
Listen to the podcast here Have you ever thought about the problem of plastics? Statistics are stark. The very first plastic bottle ever produced is still in existence. It can take hundreds of years for it to decompose in landfill and recycling of plastic is presently inefficient and expensive. Join Corinna Bellizzi as she connects […]
