Climate Changers Podcast, Episode 39: Miranda Massie talks about bringing people together to learn about solutions and join the fight for a brighter future, providing multiple pathways into civic engagement.
Restoring Reef Ecosystems with Scott Sensenbrenner
Climate Changers Podcast, Episode 38: Scott Sensenbrenner talks about restoring coral reefs with a “microfragmentation and fusion” method.
Climate Change is a National Security Issue with Rod Schoonover
Climate Changers Podcast, Episode 37: Rod Schoonover talks about global ecological disruption, climate change, and their impacts on national and global security.
Creating a Marketplace to Remove Carbon from the Atmosphere with Paul Gambill
Climate Changers Podcast, Episode 36: Paul Gambill talks about using a unique combination of regenerative agriculture, blockchain, and other technologies to remove excess carbon dioxide from the atmosphere.
How to Tell Your #KeepParis Story and Why it Matters
Climate Changers Podcast, Episode 35: Paul Bodnar talks about the Paris Agreement and make it a key component of voter mobilization efforts. Paul is joined by POW athlete and winter olympian Maddie Phaneuf.
Building Wind Energy at Scale with Michael Rucker
Climate Changers Podcast, Episode 34: Michael Rucker talks about how wind energy is now the most cost-effective source of power on the grid.
Climate Change is a Marketing Problem with Seth Godin
Climate Changers, Podcast, Episode 33: Seth Godin in an entrepreneur, author, teacher, and the creator of Akimbo Workshops. This is a very special interview for me because Seth’s work gave me the permission and roadmap to become a climate activist.
Healing the Land One Bite at a Time with Joel Salatin
Climate Changers Podcast, Episode 32: Joel Salatin talks about all things farming – mentoring young people, inspiring visitors, and promoting local, regenerative food and farming systems.
Growing a Revolution with Dave Montgomery
Climate Changers Podcast, Episode 31: Dave Montgomery talks about how to restore soil health using the three tenets of conservation agriculture – ditching the plow, planting cover crops, and growing a diversity of crops.
Taking on Entrenched Fossil Fuel Interests with Bill McKibben
Climate Changers Podcast, Episode 30: Bill McKibben talks about 350.org, the first planet-wide, grassroots climate change movement, which has organized twenty thousand rallies around the world and launched the fast-growing fossil fuel divestment movement.