Suzanne Simard
In our conversation with Suzanne, she explains her groundbreaking findings and we hear about the controversy her findings have stirred up. We also discuss the Mother Tree Project, which is researchin...
10 Joulu 202153min
Madeleine Jubilee Saito
This week's episode of the Mother Earth Podcast features our first visual artist on the podcast, Madeleine Jubilee Saito. Madeleine addresses the climate crisis through poetry comics, an artform that ...
18 Marras 202149min
Dan Esty
In the face of such grave climate threats, why has environmental policy failed us? Why has an issue that once enjoyed broad bipartisan support become a source of deep division? The 60s and 70s saw swi...
4 Marras 202146min
Deeohn Ferris
In this episode of the Mother Earth Podcast, we sit down with Deeohn for a conversation about the indispensable role of community-based environmental change. Deeohn and her team work in cities in Chin...
7 Loka 202135min
Jeff Golden
One year ago, catastrophic wildfires devastated communities in southern Oregon, including the rural towns of Talent and Phoenix. The fires destroyed thousands of homes and businesses, raced ahead of ...
23 Syys 202148min
Amanda Sturgeon
In today's episode of the Mother Earth Podcast, we sit down for an inspiring and hopeful conversation with world-leading sustainable architect and planner Amanda Sturgeon. Amanda is the founder of the...
9 Syys 202138min
Bren Smith
When Hurricanes Irene and Sandy wiped out Bren Smith's traditional oyster farm in the Long Island Sound two years in a row, he knew it was a wake-up call on the climate crisis. Starting yet again from...
18 Elo 20211h 4min
Mike Calabrese of Lake Street Dive
"As human beings, it's not just survival of the fittest. We're also social animals and we thrive when we share." -Mike Calabrese It can be hard to remain hopeful when we're relentlessly inundated with...
5 Elo 202144min
