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Boulder as a Vanguard Climate City with Jonathan Koehn
Jun 23, 2026
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From Bees to Biodiversity with Noah Wilson-Rich
Jun 12, 2026
44m 34s
Carbon Casting with Barclay Rogers
Jun 3, 2026
19m 39s
Climate Capital with Tom Chi
May 27, 2026
24m 23s
Protest with Annie Marie Leonard and André Carothers
May 22, 2026
31m 14s
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| Date | Episode | Topics | Guests | Brands | Places | Keywords | Sponsor | Length | |
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| 6/23/26 | ![]() Boulder as a Vanguard Climate City with Jonathan Koehn | In this episode, we sit down with Jonathan Koehn, Boulder’s Director of Climate Initiatives, to unpack what it really takes to build street-level climate resilience. Moving past high-level emissions targets, Jonathan explains how Boulder is operationalizing its restructured climate tax to fund neighborhood microgrids, protect vulnerable communities first, and help residents execute property-level wildfire defense. We dive into the practical realities of deep adaptation and discuss how hyper-local initiatives like *Cool Boulder* turn climate anxiety into agency right in our own backyards. | — | ||||||
| 6/12/26 | ![]() From Bees to Biodiversity with Noah Wilson-Rich✨ | biodiversityurban ecology+3 | Dr. Noah Wilson-Rich | The Biodiversity LabBest Bees+4 | — | beesbiodiversity+5 | — | 44m 34s | |
| 6/3/26 | ![]() Carbon Casting with Barclay Rogers✨ | carbon removaltechnology+3 | Barclay Rogers | GraphyteJPMorganChase | — | carbon castingDirect Air Capture+3 | — | 19m 39s | |
| 5/27/26 | ![]() Climate Capital with Tom Chi✨ | climate changesustainable investing+4 | Tom Chi | Google Glassself-driving cars+3 | — | climate capitalinvesting+5 | — | 24m 23s | |
| 5/22/26 | ![]() Protest with Annie Marie Leonard and André Carothers✨ | peaceful protestactivism+4 | Annie Marie LeonardAndré Carothers | Greenpeace USAProtest: Respect It Defend It Use It | — | protestactivism+7 | — | 31m 14s | |
| 3/26/26 | ![]() Understanding Colorado's Snow Drought with Noah Molotch✨ | snow droughtclimate change+3 | Noah Molotch | CU BoulderNASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory | Colorado | Coloradosnow drought+3 | — | 17m 36s | |
| 1/2/26 | ![]() Hydrogen Powered Data Centers with Yuval Bachar✨ | hydrogen technologydata centers+3 | Yuval Bachar | ECLMicrosoft+1 | Texas | hydrogen fuel cellscarbon emissions+3 | — | 16m 17s | |
| 11/3/25 | ![]() Eat More Trees with Louis De Jaeger✨ | climate changefood systems+3 | Louis De Jaeger | — | — | climate changefood systems+5 | — | 25m 31s | |
| 8/8/25 | ![]() Regenerate the Next Acre with Anthony Myint✨ | climate activismfood industry+3 | Anthony Myint | Zero FoodprintJames Beard Awards | — | climate changeregenerative practices+3 | — | 16m 29s | |
| 7/25/25 | ![]() Regenerating Earth with Kelsey Timmerman✨ | regenerative agricultureenvironmental justice+3 | Kelsey Timmerman | MaasaiRegenerating Earth | IndianaHawaiian kalo patches+2 | regenerative farmingsoil health+3 | — | 28m 08s | |
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| 5/6/25 | ![]() Drawdown with Jon Foley✨ | climate changefood security+3 | Dr. Jonathan Foley | Climate Changers | — | climate changesustainability+3 | — | 22m 33s | |
| 4/30/25 | ![]() Reforestation through Design with MasayaCo✨ | reforestationsustainable design+3 | — | MasayaCo | — | reforestationsustainable forestry+6 | — | 28m 26s | |
| 2/4/25 | ![]() Green Buildings with Robert Politzer✨ | green buildingenergy efficiency+3 | Robert Politzer | GreenStreet GlobalNYC Local Law 97 | NYC | green buildingsenergy efficiency+3 | — | 21m 05s | |
| 1/25/25 | ![]() From Beach Toys to Bioplastics with Kate Reiman✨ | sustainable toyseco-friendly materials+3 | Kate Reiman | RogueWave Toys | — | sustainable toysbioplastics+5 | — | 17m 33s | |
| 1/17/25 | ![]() Zero Waste with Sarah Currie-Halpern✨ | waste managementcircular economy+3 | Sarah Currie-Halpern | Think Zero LLC | — | zero wastesustainability+3 | — | 16m 59s | |
| 1/10/25 | ![]() Work on Climate with Eugene Kirpichov | Eugene Kirpichov left his job at Google to focus on climate solutions and co-founded Work on Climate, a community for people who want to transition into climate jobs. The community offers resources, events, and job listings to help people find work in climate tech, clean energy, and other sustainability-focused fields. Work on Climate aims to make climate jobs more mainstream and connect employers with skilled professionals who are passionate about solving climate change. | — | ||||||
| 12/19/24 | ![]() What's Next for Clean Energy in America with Andrew Reagan | Clean Energy for America (CE4A) is a leading network of business leaders, workers, and advocates driven by a common goal: decarbonize our economy and protect our planet. We’re committed to clean energy action by engaging and catalyzing our base, advocating on behalf of the industry, holding elected officials accountable, and amplifying worker stories. | — | ||||||
| 11/22/24 | ![]() Browngirl Green with Kristy Drutman | Kristy Drutman, otherwise known as “Browngirl Green” is a speaker, consultant, media producer, and environmental educator passionate about working at the intersections between media, diversity, and environmentalism. As a young entrepreneur, Kristy has educated hundreds of thousands of people across the globe about modern-day environmental issues through speeches and media content as well as facilitates workshops centered around environmental media and storytelling in cities across the United States. Kristy is also the Co-Founder of the Green Jobs Board, a climate tech start-up bridging the equity and inclusion gap within the green economy through conversations, resources, and pathways to bring more diverse talent into the environmental field. | — | ||||||
| 11/13/24 | ![]() Terrible Beauty with Auden Shendler | Walden (1854) defined American environmentalism. A Sand County Almanac (1949) reinvented the field of conservation. Silent Spring (1962) alerted the world to persistent environmental toxins. The Ecology of Commerce (1994) offered a new vision for sustainable economies. Into this lineage, and at the eleventh hour of global environmental struggle, comes TERRIBLE BEAUTY: Reckoning with Climate Complicity and Rediscovering Our Soul, an expose on the failure of modern environmental movement and a roadmap for a new environmentalism in a world headed towards catastrophe. But TERRIBLE BEAUTY is less a climate polemic or environmental history and more a love letter to the world, an homage to beauty and fun, and a tribute to human aspiration and potential. Harvard Professor Naomi Oreskes called it “weirdly fun and compelling.” Perhaps the world’s leading environmentalist, Bill McKibben, said that “nobody has more credibility” on the topic of sustainable business than author Auden Schendler. Obama’s climate czar and former EPA head said that reading TERRIBLE BEAUTY was like “picking the lock on someone’s personal diary.” This isn’t your standard climate book. It starts with friends in the Utah desert chasing a dust devil, trying to get inside it. The first chapter is partly about the art of wood chopping—though it also covers topics as varied as garden gnomes, Kurt Vonnegut, and the Arab Spring. There are many Springsteen quotes, references to Jack Kerouac, and at least once mention of the band “Florence and the Machine.” Buckle up—this is a wholly different animal than any environmental book you’ve ever read. TERRIBLE BEAUTY posits that the modern environmental movement—which in recent decades has been based in free market ideologies—has failed abjectly. Carbon emissions—and their associated superstorms, fires, and droughts—increase ever year. Yet the environmental community continues to pursue token solutions and half measures— performative actions like setting carbon targets or buying offsets—that don’t come close to a fix. They—and the “green” corporations that pledge climate salvation—are following a playbook that could have been written by the fossil fuel industry. The hard truth is that environmentalists themselves have become complicit with a carbon economy, and unless something changes, our future includes more than 4C warming over preindustrial times. Schendler tells the story of environmentalism’s failure and America’s way out more in stories than in facts, though the book is replete with those. But, as it makes clear, the way to understand what we have to lose, and the opportunity ahead, is to understand what makes us human: teenagers playing baseball above the Lincoln tunnel in the polluted 70s; a “turtle boil” on Hatteras Island with family; or floating down the Green River with a friend twenty years your senior. We’ve badly failed in the climate fight using technical means; our politics have lacked ambition and been co-opted by the enemy. What we need to solve climate change is a movement of people, like revolutions through the ages. The only way to get to massive social change is through the heart. TERRIBLE BEAUTY asks and answers the famous questions posed by French painter Gauguin: “Where Do We Come From? What Are We? Where Are We Going?” in deeply human, inspiring, and often hilarious ways. Readers will never look at their lives the same again. | — | ||||||
| 11/5/24 | ![]() Patchwork with Purpose with Carly Peters | Join Carly Peters, the visionary founder of Patchwork with Purpose. Discover how this inspiring organization is empowering young people to take action on climate change. Learn about their innovative approach to environmental sustainability that not only benefits the planet but also strengthens local communities. Tune in to hear about the passion and dedication driving this youth-led movement. | — | ||||||
| 11/2/24 | ![]() Hip-Hop and Climate Justice with Aniya Butler | Aniya Butler is a 18 year old spoken word poet, published author, and youth organizer with Youth Vs. Apocalypse (YVA) from Oakland, California. Within YVA, she leads the Hip Hop & Climate Justice Team, writing workshops, and organizes community events that mobilizes youth throughout the Bay Area to learn creative writing skills and use their creative writing skills to target power holders and demand action. Through her poetry and organizing, she demands immediate and radical action to dismantle the foundational systems of oppression that are responsible for the climate crisis. Aniya believes through unity, resistance, and creativity we can rebuild a world where every living thing is allowed to thrive. | — | ||||||
| 10/31/24 | ![]() The Climate Career Kit with Aishani Garg | Aishani Garg is a senior in high school and the co-chair of environmental youth organization BAYCS. She is passionate about youth organizing and bringing people together to fight for a common cause. Aishani is also the host of an environmental career podcast and launched a green career curriculum at her school, and hopes to encourage more high school students to pursue green careers after college. Listen to her podcast here: https://www.theclimatecareerkit.com | — | ||||||
| 10/29/24 | ![]() Youth Climate Leadership with Cherish Lodico | Cherish Lodico is a 17 year old Climate and Social Justice activist from Quezon City, Philippines and Daly City, California. She is a proud environmental leader in her high school's environmental action club, where she tackles multiple projects locally such as promoting a climate petition to pass a school board policy, a thrift store on campus, a local native plant garden, and more. Outside of school, she serves her Filipino-American migrant community with GABRIELA Daly City -- a Filipina women's organization fighting for national democracy in the Philippines and the fights for the rights and welfare of all women and children. Outside of community organizing spaces, Cherish loves to read, write, and create ceramics pieces. You can connect with her on Instagram on @cherishlodiko. | — | ||||||
| 10/24/24 | ![]() Mycelium Engineered Living Materials with Avery Roslansky | Avery Roslansky is a climate activist from San Francisco, California, studying architecture at UC Berkeley. Her work in climate activism ranges from public policy to aquatic insect research, and she's enthusiastic about doing whatever she can to stop the crisis. Currently, she is working on building mycelium-engineered living materials to replace conventional building materials that are harmful to the environment. When she's not working on school or research, she loves to hike, play guitar, or visit the beach. | — | ||||||
| 10/22/24 | ![]() Conscious Business with Miki Agrawal | Miki Agrawal, a renowned entrepreneur and social activist, joins us to discuss her journey of challenging societal norms and revolutionizing industries. Known for her bold and provocative approach, Miki has successfully launched companies that tackle taboos head-on, such as feminine hygiene, poop, and diapers. In this episode, Miki shares her insights on: - Breaking barriers: How she has challenged societal taboos and stigma surrounding personal care products. - Building successful businesses: The lessons she has learned through her entrepreneurial ventures. - Social impact: Her commitment to creating products that improve people's lives and contribute to a better world. Join us as Miki shares her inspiring story of turning challenges into opportunities and making a positive impact on society. | — | ||||||
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