Lets Talk About Climate
Let's Talk About Climate is a podcast created by youth activists from Change the Chamber*Lobby for Climate to talk about climate change and everything related. We are opening up the conversation on climate change by talking to people such as youth leaders, professors, grassroots campaigners, and more. Subscribe to learn more about climate change and how we feel about it from diverse perspectives! Contact us to be our next guest speaker: coreteamctc@gmail.com
Episodes
Air, Climate, and Our Health
In this episode of Let’s Talk About Climate, Manushi Sharma speaks with Dr. David Hill, Chair of the American Lung Association. They explore how climate change is worsening air pollution and lung health, putting communities at risk, and share what we can all do to protect ourselves and demand cleaner air.CHANGE THE CHAMBER:Website: https://www.changethechamber.org LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.
The New Wave: Youth Building a Better Climate Future (Part 1)
In this episode of ‘Let’s Talk About Climate’, we sit down with Change the Chamber’s own Research and Publications Team Lead, Camille Rohde. As an aspiring climate journalist, Camille shared how her own versatile background laid the foundation for her climate advocacy work, and she reveals her networking tips and empowering advice for young people eager to make a difference - no matter their start
Unpacking An Economy That Will Work For Us
In this episode of "Let's Talk About Climate," National Climate Fellows Sarah Hill and Monica Milanowski simplify complex ideas about climate change and our economy. They discuss the need for change in a system that often prioritizes profit over people and the planet. Using relatable examples like community gardens and participatory budgeting, they highlight how local initiatives can
Wildfire Chronicles: Perspectives In Academia (Part 2)
In this episode of ‘Let’s talk about Climate’, fire scientist and University of Michigan professor, Dr. Paige Fischer provides some crucial insight on human behavior in the face of fire. As remediation efforts persevere for the catastrophic LA Wildfires, Dr. Fischer talks us through individual and collective decision-making systems for both wildfire preparation and adaptation to climate change. Le
Wildfire Chronicles: Perspectives In Academia (Part 1)
In this episode of ‘Let’s talk about Climate’, we chat with Elizabeth Blake, a research assistant at the University of Washington working to compile a National Wildfire Disaster Dataset. As remediation efforts persevere for the catastrophic LA Wildfires, Elizabeth talks us through environmental health impacts and how her team’s dataset can help people across the country better prepare for disaster
From Classrooms to Climate Action: Fossil Fuel Free UConn’s Student-Led Movement
In this episode of our 'Let’s Talk About Climate' podcast, we chat with Riley Mack from Fossil Fuel Free UConn, based at the University of Connecticut, about the highs and lows of campus activism. Tune in as we explore the challenges of engaging students in fossil fuel divestment and discuss the vital role of climate action on campus.
FOSSIL FREE UCONN (FFFU):
Website: https://sites.googl
Names, Nature, and Justice: Indigenous Voices in Climate Action
In this episode of our “Let’s Talk About Climate” podcast we talk to Kimberly Smith, the Southern Appalachian Community Conservationist Specialist from The Wilderness Society and newly appointed member of the Federal Advisory Committee on Reconciliation in Place Names. From policy to place names, Indigenous people in the United States face oppression, prejudice, and racism in the outdoor environme
From Fields to Policy: Farm Bill & Food Justice
In this continuation of From Fields to Policy, Farm Bill & Food Justice we dive deeper into how the Farm Bill affects each of us, from the food we eat and how we access it, to the health of our communities and environment. Join Change the Chamber*Lobby for Climate and the Climate Action Campaign as we explore the role the Farm Bill plays in our food system and the bill’s environmental justice
From Fields to Policy: Understanding the Farm Bill
Agriculture is essential to all of our lives, even if it often goes unnoticed. Climate change is changing agriculture and our food supply chains, and the U.S. Farm Bill, which is crucial to many aspects of our food systems, is up for renegotiation. From conservation to food assistance, the Farm Bill has far-reaching implications that it affects during its five-year lifespan. From Fields to Policy:
Environmental Benefits of Public Transportation: An LA Case Study
In this episode of the "Let's Talk About Climate" podcast, Nora Cross interviews Kyle Rebar to learn more about current and future transportation options in L.A., and the impact of our transportation choices on the environment. The conversation focuses on reducing the use of private vehicles and venturing into using buses and metro when possible.
LINKS SHARED BY KYLE REBAR:
Webs
Meaningful Climate Action: From Social Media to Our Courts
In this episode of the "Let's Talk About Climate" podcast, Sarah Hill interviews guests Eillin Delapaz-Aceves and Kian Tanner to discuss their changemaker journeys, including the power of social media, the importance of both education and empathy, and the landmark Montana Held case.
Eillin Delapaz-Aceves is the creator of Shes_Aesthete, a social media account dedicated to climate ed
Visions for An Equitable and Sustainable Future
Change the Chamber hosted an inspiring panel discussion on environmental justice and climate action in partnership with the Climate Action Campaign. This event highlighted the critical intersection of climate change and social injustices, emphasizing that environmental justice is a fundamental human right. Attendees heard powerful insights from advocates representing frontline communities, who sha
Green Jobs & Dream Jobs: New Opportunities & Inclusive Climate Wins
This event aimed to inspire and inform attendees about emerging opportunities in the green sector and shed light on how these careers can pave the way for a more inclusive and environmentally conscious economy.
TO LEARN MORE ABOUT CHANGE THE CHAMBER:
https://www.changethechamber.org
Voting resources: https://www.changethechamber.org/gotv
RESOURCES FROM DEBRA ROWE:
Global Guidance Document - Ed
Climate & Public Health In Wisconsin
This event shed light on how climate change affects public health in Wisconsin. It highlighted the current initiatives aimed at curbing the detrimental effects of climate change, and examined ways to shield Wisconsinites from further climate-induced health risks. The discussion also included the recent revisions to air pollution standards and other measures taken by the Biden administration, which
Empowering Youth In Environmental Justice: A Conversation With Young, Gifted, and Green
In this episode of the "Let's Talk About Climate" podcast, Erika Pietrzak interviews Dionna Brown, National Director of the Youth EJ Griots Program for Young, Gifted, and Green, about environmental racism, activism, empowering youth, and insights from their work supporting communities impacted by crises like Flint's water crisis.
LEARN MORE ABOUT YOUNG, GIFTED, AND GREEN:
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Behind the Scenes: Preparing the Next Generation of Environmental Changemakers
In this episode of the "Let's Talk About Climate" podcast, Sarah Hill and Tony Passino discuss a new training developed by National Climate Fellows from Change the Chamber Lobby for Climate. As one of the first people to complete the training, Sarah shares how the training impacted their confidence and motivation. After learning about Sarah's experience, Tony talks about how the
Finding Your Climate Voice: A Vital Conversation With Deborah McNamara
In this episode of the "Let's Talk About Climate" podcast, former National Climate Fellow Will Felix talks with Deborah McNamara, Co-Executive Director of ClimateVoice, about the urgent need to strengthen climate policy and corporate climate action. They highlight a concerning trend: fossil fuel companies allocate over 50% of lobbying funds to obstruct climate progress, while the tec
Green Friday: An Anti-Black Friday Movement
In this episode of Let’s Talk About Climate, National Climate Fellows Meliya Soller and Alexandra Gonzalez have a conversation about “Green Friday”, in place of the long standing Black Friday craze.
They talk about the history and their own life experiences of Black Friday, and how we could better live sustainably by choosing to participate instead with Green Friday, an anti-Black Friday event
Climate Wins In Michigan
To tout and celebrate the funding from the Inflation Reduction Act and the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act and to discuss local implementation in Michigan, Change the Chamber hosted an educational webinar in partnership with the Climate Action Campaign. We presented how the IRA has benefitted Michigan particularly, with state-specific information about investments and projects made possible
Net Zero in Our Time: Uniting Industry, Government and Society to Reach Climate Goals
In this episode of "Let’s Talk About Climate" we hear about the transition to environmentally sustainable governance (ESG), particularly within our growing ocean economy, from our guest Dr. Jay Golden. ESG’s impacts on our society, government, and businesses go far beyond the surface level and must be analyzed extensively. Moreover, we discuss the rural-urban divide, how this impacts our
Empowering Communities: A Conversation On Environmental Justice With Jennifer Cardenas
In this episode of “Let’s Talk About Climate”, our Change the Chamber fellow Alexandra Xochil Gonzalez-Edgar (she/her) sits down and talks with Jennifer Cardenas (she/ella), a national campaign and grassroots organizer within the green non-profit sphere. Jennifer lives in Southern California’s Inland Empire, specifically Fontana.
In this episode we talked to Jennifer about the lived life experien
Talking About Environmental Justice With EcoMadres
In this special episode of "Let’s Talk About Climate," hosted by Yesenia Chavez, we delve into the crucial intersection of environmental justice and Hispanic heritage. Joining us is Danielle Berkowitz-Sklar from EcoMadres, a dynamic organization dedicated to protecting young people’s health from climate and air pollution. As we celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month, we explore how environmen
Diving Into Baltimore’s Water Crisis
Baltimore is a 62% Black port city on the coast of Maryland. It is the most populous city in Maryland and is the home of more than 200 neighborhoods and a city famous for its historical landmarks, excellent seafood, and tourist attractions. Its history stretches back to the 1700s, with redlining creating a cycle impacting public works, housing, and planning in the city that has been detrimental to
Climate Wins In Wisconsin
Change the Chamber hosted a successful “Climate Wins In Wisconsin” event thanks to our engaging and informative speakers, Aaron Petykowski (Climate Action Campaign), Andrew Werthmann (Eau Claire, WI City Councilmember), and Katie Rosenburg (Mayor of Wausau, WI). It was great to hear about all the initiatives taking place in Wisconsin that have been made easier through federal climate legislation,
Solutions for Pollution
On this episode of Let's Talk About Climate, we celebrate our climate victories and discuss the power of our voices. Join us as we invite Aaron Petykowski from the Climate Action Campaign (CAC) to discuss CAC's Solution for Pollution and Climate Wins Here campaigns, and how we are closer to a greener future than you might think.
RESOURCES FROM CAC:
Climate Action Campaign Website: www.a
Centering Climate Justice
What is climate justice? Join Aryaana Khan to hear about what climate justice means to her and why you also need to care about it.
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Local Climate Solutions
Have you ever wondered why it is important to focus on local climate solutions? We invite Elise Pierson to share her story and insights as a young person involved in local climate solutions in upper New York State.
This podcast is available now on your podcast platform of choice including Spotify and Apple Podcasts, to find where you can listen to more episodes, go to https://anchor.fm/letst
Plastic can't be a sustainable solution
Join us to discover how plastic is related to climate change. Our discussion is focused on an article from the U.S Chamber of Commerce called “How Plastic Can Be a Sustainable Solution for Climate Change”, where we invite Shen to share her opinions and arguments.
Resource:
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=Asxg3qqkAi8&feature=youtu.be
https://www.uschamber.com/on-demand/climate-change/how-plastic
El Futuro Florece: Achieving a Blooming Future Through Political Action in Monterey, Mexico
On this episode, Becca interviews fellow Diego Colunga about his work trying to create a political party, El Futuro Florece, in Monterey, Mexico, to achieve climate solutions and more rigorous climate policy.
You can find out more about El Futuro Florece or join in their efforts by following them at @elfuturoflorece on instagram, on Facebook at facebook.com/elfuturoflorece, or you can email
Women & Climate Change
Come learn about Raquel's blog post on Celebrating Women’s History Month. This episode highlights the main theme of Raquel's blog and her personal climate journey as a young woman. Read about Raquel's blog here: https://www.changethechamber.org/news-research/celebrating-womens-history-month
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Black & Women's History Month
Come listen to our Black youth leaders Kendall, Kortni, and Gabriela about their climate change journeys and reflections. This episode also covers topics on misconceptions, thoughts on future climate leadership, justice and equity challenges, and more!
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Environment & Holidays
Join us for our holiday special with Becca and Yin as we talk with about how holiday celebrations impact our environment and what you can do. Thank you for listening to our podcast since 2020 and we hope everyone has a safe and joyful holiday!
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Creating a Green and Inclusive Workforce with Mari Nishimura and Dr. Debra Rowe
Join Jill and Yin as they talk with Mari Nishimura, the Associate Programme Management Officer at UNEP, and Debra Rowe, President of the U.S. Partnership for Sustainable Development, about creating the green and inclusive workforce necessary for climate solutions. Check out Debra and Mari's insightful report titled "Global Guidance for Education on Green Jobs: Connecting Higher Education and
Season 2: Meet the Hosts
This episode, we introduce our hosts for season 2 and have a lighthearted discussion about Halloween! This podcast is available now your podcast platform of choice including Spotify and Apple Podcasts, to find where you can listen to more go to https://anchor.fm/letstalkaboutclimate
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Climate Voice's 1 in 5 for 1.5: corporate climate advocacy and lobbying
This episode, we join in celebrating the launch of Climate Voice's new campaign '1 in 5 for 1.5' and talk about corporate climate advocacy and lobbying, especially in the tech industry. Sign their petition here: https://1in5for1point5.org/#sign and find them on social media @ClimateVoiceOrg on Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, and Linkedln. This podcast is available now on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and
Gender Equality and Climate with the University of Arkansas AWIS chapter
Don’t miss this episode as we celebrate Women’s History month with Katy Dupree and Whitney Murchison—the cofounders of the University of Arkansas chapter of the Association for Women in Science. Join us as we discuss women in STEM, the intersection between gender and the climate, and the importance of empowering women. Visit their website at https://www.awis.org/ to learn more about their great in
Changing Education to Empower Youth Environmental Leaders with Greg Evans
This episode we talk with Greg Evans, the founder of Seeds Training, as he re-imagines the curricula of education to include more humanity, training leadership skills in youth, and the critical role youth plays in reshaping politics and in tackling the climate crisis. Find out more about Greg and Seeds Training at http://www.seedstraining.com
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Humanistic Change, Sustainability, and Business with Dr. Michael Pirson
In this episode, Dr. Micael Pirson, president of the International Humanistic Management Association and current professor at Fordham University, talks with us about climate change, lobbying, economics, and more. Dr. Pirson has been cited over 3,000 times, has researched as a fellow at Harvard University, and traveled the world learning about the disconnect between management and a contemporary un
The New Administrative Tone with Climate Change
This episode, join #changethechamber fellows as we discuss how Biden's administration's tone with addressing climate change is changing the conversation, what that means for the climate sphere, and what we would like to see the administration focus on in tackling this issue. This podcast is available now your podcast platform of choice including Spotify and Apple Podcasts, to find where you can li
Meet our Mentor: Dr. Debra Rowe
This episode we talk with our campaign mentor, Debra Rowe, on introducing sustainability in higher education, mapping the transition into clean green energy, and how to pave your own career path in sustainability. This podcast is available now your podcast platform of choice including Spotify and Apple Podcasts, to find where you can listen to more go to https://anchor.fm/letstalkaboutclimate
Change the Chamber Campaign
This episode, we invite our fellow Change the Chamber fellows to talk about the #ChangeTheChamber and #LobbyForClimate campaign. We discuss the importance of our campaign, reveal the inner working, and provide a sneak peek of what is to come. This podcast is available now your podcast platform of choice including Spotify and Google Podcasts, to find where you can listen to more go to https://ancho
Meet Your Hosts
This episode, we introduce our hosts and set our aspirations for this podcast! Join us #ChangeTheChamber and #LobbyForClimate fellows as we launch a podcast to talk about climate change and climate legislation with guests ranging from scientists, grassroots campaigners, politicians, and others every fortnight. The show is available now on youtube and your podcast platform of choice. Learn more abo
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