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S8E35 35. Building a Sustainable South
Welcome back to the show. Today we’re joined by Laura Iyer, founder of the Southern Sustainability Institute.Laura works with communities, businesses, and local leaders across the South to advance…
S8E34 34. Understanding Energy Policy and Power Costs in Louisiana
Today we’re joined by Jackson Voss, Senior Government Affairs & Policy Advisor at the Alliance for Affordable Energy. He breaks down how energy systems are shaped, regulated, and experienced by…
S8E33 33. Rising Roots: Voices of Southwest Georgia
Today I’m joined by Sherrell Byrd who is the Founder and Executive Director at SOWEGA Rising. SOWEGA Rising, an organization doing powerful work to support Southwest Georgia and build a more…
S8E32 32. The Data Center Capital: Growth, Land, and Local Consequences
Today, we’re joined by Julie Bolthouse, Director of Land Use at the Piedmont Environmental Council. With Julie, we talk about the rapid expansion of data centers on the ground and how communities are…
S8E31 31. Sustaining East Tennessee: Farms, Food, and the Future
Today we’re diving into the work happening on the ground in East Tennessee to support farmers, strengthen local food systems, and build healthier, more resilient communities.I’m joined by Andy Brown…
S8E30 30. Ecology Beyond Data: Emotion, Storytelling, and Systems Change
I’m joined by Bill Powers from Living Well Collaborative with Earth Island Institute, an organization based in Bolivia. Bill is an author, ecologist, and storyteller whose work bridges the personal…
S8E29 29. Building Environmental Literacy for a Changing World
Today’s guest is Judy Braus, Executive Director of the North American Association for Environmental Education or NAAEE for short.NAAEE’s mission is to use the power of education to advance…
S8E27 28. Critical Minerals, Critical Choices: Trade, Justice, and the Energy Transition
As the world transitions toward a clean energy future, there is more demand for critical minerals like lithium, cobalt, nickel, and rare earth elements. These minerals are essential for clean energy…
27. Why Oysters Matter More Than You Think
I’m joined by Giulio Salerno from the Wild Oyster Project, an organization working to bring native oyster reefs back to San Francisco Bay and other West Coast estuaries. It’s about repairing…
S8E26 26. From Conflict to Coexistence: Protecting North America’s Carnivores
Today we’re joined by Nadia Steinzor, Carnivore Conservation Director with Project Coyote, a national nonprofit working to promote coexistence between people and North America’s native carnivores.…
S8E25 25. The Cost of Wasted Food: Climate, Justice, and Systemic Change
In this episode, I speak with Yuka Nagashima, the Executive Director of Food Shift, she has spent her career working at the intersection of food, equity, and environmental impact. Food Shift is an…
S8E24 24. Under Threat: Sharks, Seas, and the Laws That Protect Them
Today, we’re joined by David McGuire, Executive Director of Shark Stewards, an organization dedicated to protecting endangered marine species and the critical ocean habitats they depend on.For more…
S8E23 23. Fish On: Protecting Fisheries, Communities, and Coastlines
My guest is Anupa Asokan, executive director of Fish On, an organization working to ensure that coastal communities and the ecosystems they rely on can thrive for generations to come. Fish On is all…
S8E22 22. Beyond the Reference Man: Generational Risks of Radiation Exposure
Today on the podcast, we’re joined by Mary Olson, Executive Director of the Generational Radiation Impact Project, or GRIP, an organization dedicated to understanding and addressing how radiation…
S8E21 21. Seeds of Change: Empowering the Next Wave of Climate Leaders
Today, we’re joined by Mona Shomali, Director of the New Leaders Initiative at the Earth Island Institute, the organization behind the annual Brower Youth Awards, which recognize some of the most…
S8E20 20. Sowing Justice and the Fight for Energy Equity in Memphis
Today, we’re joined by Marquita Bradshaw who is an environmental justice organizer, community advocate, and Executive Director of Sowing Justice.Marquita made history as the first African American…
S8E20 19. Faith, Food, and the Future: Sustainability with Purpose at Sustaining Way
Today, we're joined by Michael Brown, Executive Director of Sustaining Way, a nonprofit based in Greenville, South Carolina, that’s redefining sustainability through equity, education, and…
S8E15 18. Storm Damage: How Insurance Companies Fuel the Climate Crisis
Today, we’re diving into a crisis that’s hitting close to home for many North Carolinians, one that sits at the intersection of climate change, corporate accountability, and financial survival: the…
S8E17 17. Climate Realities in the Arctic
Today we’re talking with Romain Chuffart is with the Arctic Institute. We’re turning our attention to one of the most fragile and rapidly changing regions on Earth — the Arctic.This vast, icy expanse…
S8E16 16. The First Legal Challenge Against a U.S. Small Nuclear Reactor
Today, we’re talking with Diane Wilson, the Executive Director of the San Antonio Bay Waterkeeper, about a nuclear proposal that’s raising red flags across the Gulf Coast of Texas.A company called…
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