Climate Changers Podcast, Episode 48: Jane Goodall talks about her early work with chimpanzees and Roots & Shoots, a global movement of youth who are empowered to use their voice and actions to make compassionate decisions, influencing and leading change in their communities.
Racism is Killing the Planet with Hop Hopkins
Climate Changers Podcast, Episode 46: Hop Hopkins talks about how the Sierra Club’s campaigns and programs are deeply connected with communities most challenged by climate change and environmental degradation, including low-income communities and communities of color.
Racial Justice, Climate Justice and Equity with Teron McGrew
Climate Changers Podcast, Episode 44: Teron McGrew talks about fair housing, sustainability, green community development, urban planning, ending systemic racism, and bringing the voices of the frontline community into solution-oriented processes.
Bringing Clean Energy to the Dirtiest Parts of the Grid with Laura Zapata
Climate Changers Podcast, Episode 42: Laura Zapata is the co-founder of Clearloop, the first solar offset company in the U.S. that offers companies a way to offset their carbon footprint by turning everyday purchases into clean energy.
Livestock is the Solution to Climate Change with Allan Savory
Climate Changers Podcast, Episode 41: Allan Savory is a Zimbabwean ecologist, livestock farmer, and president and co-founder of the Savory Institute. He originated Holistic management, a systems thinking approach to managing resources.
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.