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Where The Climate Things AreAn End of Year Sign-OffA short note for the end of the year!I did also want to offer a few resources for those who want to get involved on a few of the important causes mentioned, climate-related or not:Everytown for Gun SafetyBrown U Flight Fund (getting students out of Providence quickly and safely)Bondi Beach GoFundMeI encourage you to follow reporter Cate Brown and community activist Amanda Stecco (both of whom I am lucky enough to call friends) for more on the ongoing genocide in Gaza and how you can g...
2025-12-1911 minWhere The Climate Things AreBianca Clarke | Climate Resilience Advocate & Parks Access Leader at Trust for Public LandIn this episode, Addie sits down with Bianca Clarke — parks advocate, community-builder, and Director of the 10-Minute Walk Program at Trust for Public Land — to talk about equitable access to nature, climate resilience and why neighborhood parks are critical climate infrastructure in addition to providing opportunities for local outdoor recreation. From childhood moments that sparked her environmental path to the national effort to ensure every person lives a 10-minute walk from a green space, Bianca shares what it means to design for connection, invest in community and build a future where nature is truly for everyone.We talk...
2025-12-121h 02Where The Climate Things AreHappy One Year, WTCTA!WTCTA is a whole year old! 🎉A huge thank you to everyone who has read, listened, subscribed, told a friend about this, come to an event, suggested a guest, BEEN a guest… you name it. The belief in this little project is palpable, and means more than you all know. We would not be here without it.
2025-12-0521 minWhere The Climate Things AreBONUS EPISODE | Field Notes: VietnamAddie reads the latest post on the Where The Climate Things Are Substack about a recent trip to Vietnam for a wedding, and the very real climate impacts the country is facing from weeks of typhoons and flooding. WTCTA Substack Article
2025-11-2507 minWhere The Climate Things AreChristian Vanizette | Social Entrepreneur & Founder of Climate Action App chilliIn this episode, Addie sits down with Christian Vanizette - social entrepreneur, activist, and founder of Makesense and chilli, the world’s first climate activism app. From growing up surrounded by the reefs and whales of Tahiti to building global movements for systemic change, Christian’s story bridges the personal and the political - showing how a single moment of heartbreak can evolve into a lifetime of action.We talk about:Early connections to nature - growing up in Tahiti and realizing even paradise isn’t safe from climate changeFrom impact investing to activism...
2025-11-1422 minWhere The Climate Things AreTrail Running Radio | Environmental Leadership in the Music IndustryRyan Thrower reads Addie's guest post on the TRR substack about Guster's environmental leadership in the music industry via the nonprofit REVERB (and also talks about how good their music is).Links:REVERBGuster Track 1 PlaylistTrail Running Radio SubstackWhere The Climate Things Are Substack
2025-11-0715 minWhere The Climate Things AreLiv Rose | Freediver, Ocean Educator & Founder of Liv for the SeaIn this episode, Addie sits down with Liv Rose — freediver, ocean educator, and founder of Liv for the Sea — to talk about ocean confidence, vulnerability, and how connection beneath the surface can shape how we show up for the planet. From witnessing coral bleaching firsthand to leading small-group expeditions across the Pacific, Liv shares what it means to teach courage, build community, and fall in love with the sea.We talk about:Finding identity and confidence through freedivingSeeing coral bleaching up close — and how ecosystems can recoverBuilding Liv for the Sea i...
2025-10-241h 01
Miss ChatelaineForeign shores – Show #270 (part 2), 5 October 2025This hour features two awesome duets by outstanding musicians (the Hynde/lang duet is up there with the sexiest cover version you’ll ever hear), songs by two local outfits who are taking traditional folk music to new places, a brilliant new track by the great Paul Kelly, a joyous tune by English neo-soul singer-songwriter Joy Crookes, and more. Here is the playlist:
House on Fire – Patrick Watson ft. Martha Wainwright
Me & Mrs Jones – Chrissie Hynde ft. k.d. lang
Adeline – Bush Gothic
Foreign Shores – Ruth Hazleton
Blood Left – Gina Malcolm
The Body Keeps the Score – Paul Kelly
First Last Dan...
2025-10-1348 minWhere The Climate Things AreTim Weed | Climate Fiction Novelist, International Trip Leader & Fly FishermanIn this episode, I sit down with Tim Weed — writer, teacher, and international trip leader turned novelist. Tim’s latest book, The Afterlife Project, is a cli-fi novel that travels 10,000 years into the future to wrestle with the fate of humanity, biodiversity, and our relationship to nature.We talk about:Growing up between Vermont and Denver and discovering a love of winter and skiingHow fly fishing — in various locations throughout the US, including my favorite, Kennebago Lake — became a lifelong practiceTrip leading, group dynamics, and what time in the wilderne...
2025-10-0359 minWhere The Climate Things AreNYC Climate Week: Outdoor EditionAddie talks about the recent Climate Strides events at NYC Climate Week, as well as some moments of both existential crisis and uplifting inspiration. Substack post is here.
2025-09-3011 minWhere The Climate Things AreMatt Scott | Storyteller, Podcast Host & Director at Project DrawdownIn this episode, Addie sits down with Matt Scott — storyteller, podcaster, and Director of Storytelling & Engagement at Project Drawdown. From imposter syndrome and courage to representation and belonging, Matt shares what it means to “pass the mic” and create climate stories that are both human and transformative.We talk about:Growing up with family legacies that shaped his pathThe Climate Reality training that turned curiosity into commitmentPassing the mic and making space for others at the tableRepresentation, outdoor safety, and belongingBrin...
2025-09-191h 20
The Morning Brew with Chris BennettFrom Tragedy to Triumph: Remembering Timber Mesa & Cheering Tavis McCreerySend us a textTragedy and resilience intertwine in this poignant episode of The Morning Brew, as hosts Chris Bennett and Janine Ford begin by honoring two fallen Timber Mesa firefighters. Brenna Kulikowski (31) and Damon Thompson (21) lost their lives in a devastating collision on State Route 260, along with the occupant of another vehicle. The community's powerful response—lining streets as the fallen were transported to Flagstaff—showcases the extraordinary bond within the White Mountain region during times of sorrow.Seeking balance amid grief, the show transitions to heartwarming stories that restore faith in humanity. We meet...
2025-09-1619 minWhere The Climate Things AreThe Topography of an Environmental Campaign | Strategy & DesignIn this episode, Addie debriefs tonight's Kilian Jornet Foundation event in Colorado Springs, as well as reads the newest substack article on the design of the environmental advocacy campaign that accompanies Kilian Jornet's States of Elevation challenge. Plus! We preview the five Climate Strides events happening in NYC at NYC Climate Week this month. Don't miss it if you'll be in town! Links:Sign up for future States of Elevation events: https://nnormal.typeform.com/to/w5iiQgLB Climate Strides NYC Monday - https://luma.com/bp02i5njClimate Strides NYC Tuesday - https://luma.com/kqm45...
2025-09-0915 minWhere The Climate Things ArePeyton Thomas | Scientist, Trail Runner & Climate AdvocateIn this episode, Addie sits down with Peyton Thomas - a biologist and competitive trail runner whose work explores the connections between aquatic ecosystems, climate change, and community. From growing up in Atlanta and confronting inequities in access to green space, to building a career that bridges research and running, Peyton shares what it means to navigate multiple identities while staying rooted in purpose.We talk about:Peyton’s “aha” moment on climate: canvassing neighborhoods in Atlanta and recognizing environmental inequities.Running as a way to process life, find home in new landscapes, and st...
2025-08-301h 05Where The Climate Things AreAnnouncing: Climate Strides at NYC Climate WeekClimate Strides Returns to Central Park! We are excited to announce *five* Climate Strides events at NYC Climate Week. Addie talks about the upcoming events, what to expect and how to get involved. Thanks to Protect Our Winters who came on board as the presenting sponsor for these activations. Hope to see you there!
2025-08-1517 minWhere The Climate Things AreEmma Mary Murray | Environmental Artist, Community Educator and ClimberThis week, I spoke with Emma Mary Murray — textile artist, place-based educator, and environmental storyteller stitching climate realities into fabric, flags, and community.Emma joined me from Mount Desert Island, Maine, where she’s somehow managing to maintain a thriving career as an artist while teaching full-time. Her work is rooted in craft and kinship: an approach that blends personal ritual with planetary care, using slow art to tell fast-moving stories about aspects of the planet we’re losing and the one we’re still building.In this conversation, Emma shares what it means to create cli...
2025-08-091h 08Where The Climate Things AreEmme Hayes | Backcountry Guide, Circularity Advocate and Founder of Articles In CommonThis week, we are joined by Emme Hayes - former fashion designer, backcountry guide, and the founder of Articles In Common, a resale marketplace reshaping outdoor culture through circularity and climate advocacy.Emme joined me just days after we met - because sometimes you have a conversation so powerful, you need to keep it going. She brings a rare dual perspective: both insider experience from the apparel and outdoor industries, and the fierce clarity of someone who’s decided to build something better. In this conversation, Emme breaks down the systems that prop up extractive gear culture...
2025-08-011h 04Where The Climate Things AreLIVE EPISODE: TrailCon Panel | Scott Jurek, Kelly Newlon, Gerard Vila & Rory Fuerst JrThis episode was recorded live at TrailCon during the panel Sustainability, Stewardship and Climate Action in Trail Running. It brought together four powerful voices from across the outdoor and climate worlds: Gerard Vila (Kilian Jornet Foundation), Rory Fuerst Jr. (Keen Footwear), Kelly Newlon (Real Athlete Diets), and Scott Jurek (ultrarunner + Protect Our Winters). From cleaning up PFAS in global supply chains to stewarding sensitive mountain ecosystems, each guest shared their personal climate “aha” moments and the stakes they see on and off the trail.We cover:The fragility of the mountain ecosystems we run in What it m...
2025-07-2532 minWhere The Climate Things AreKristina Randrup | Pro Trail Runner, PhD Student & Wildlife EcologistFor this episode, I sat down in person at TrailCon with Kristina Randrup—an ultrarunner, wildlife ecologist, and PhD student at the University of Washington studying blue whale populations. Kristina joined me just after winning the 18K at Broken Arrow Skyrace to talk about her lifelong relationship with ecology, her early start in ultrarunning, and what it means to split your life between rigorous academic research and long days in the mountains.We discussed growing up on the East Bay trails, the future of large cetaceans and what it means to defend public lands not just as a...
2025-07-111h 19
The Running Kind PodcastEpisode #48: Where The Climate Things Are with Adeline ThompsonOn today's episode Addie Thompson is joining Aimee for a conversation on climate action in the running space. Addie works at the intersection of climate philanthropy, environmental storytelling and representation in the outdoors. Now through Where The Climate Things Are she aims to provide resources, share stories and solutions in order to bring awareness and change to the industry. Learn more about Where The Climate Things Are at https://wtcta.substack.com/ or on Instagram at @wheretheclimatethingsare. You can find more information about The Running Kind here. https://therunningkind.net/ https://w...
2025-07-0453 minWhere The Climate Things AreSPECIAL EPISODE: UTMB’s Sustainability Announcements | A Conversation with Fabrice Perrin of UTMBFor this episode, I spoke with Fabrice Perrin, the Director of Sports, Community and Sustainability at UTMB, the world’s largest trail running event series. We sat down in Olympic Valley the day before the start of Western States (which he was preparing to run) to talk about the new sustainability policies UTMB is implementing across its Mont Blanc races, what it means for athletes and organizers, and some of the tougher questions on why the race series formulated these new measures the way they did. We talk about:The newly announced pillars around sustainability for...
2025-07-0456 minWhere The Climate Things AreMaddie Hart | Trail Runner, Sustainability Consultant & Founder of Hart Athletic Co.For this episode, Addie sat down with Maddie Hart - a trail and ultra runner, environmental consultant, and the founder of Hart Athletic Co., a new sustainability consulting initiative for endurance events. Maddie is based in the Bay Area (shoutout to the Pacifica trails and the iconic Taco Bell Cantina) and joined me to talk about her path from skiing and horse riding to 100-mile ultras, the state of renewable energy, and how she’s helping races cut waste, emissions, and greenwashing.We talk about:Why we need to move away from climate perfectionism and tow...
2025-06-201h 00Where The Climate Things AreJordan Wright | POW Europe Campaigns and Comms Lead, Writer & SurferFor this episode, I spoke with Jordan Wright, a strategic communicator, creative campaigner, and storytelling force behind POW Europe (Protect Our Winters). Jordan is based in West Wales - yes, the land of rocky coastlines, cold surf, and long, rainy winters - and she joined me to talk about the path from brand designer to climate campaigner, what it's like to organize across 10+ European teams, and how storytelling can move people to action.We talk about:The aha moment that moved her from graphic design into the climate spaceThe unique structure of...
2025-06-131h 18Where The Climate Things AreIsaias Hernandez/Queer Brown Vegan | Environmental Educator, Storyteller, Community Activist & ForagerThis week we welcome Isaias Hernandez, aka Queer Brown Vegan, to the podcast. Our conversation explores Isaias's journey into environmentalism, their childhood experiences, and the importance of climate literacy. Isaias shares their 'aha' moment regarding climate change, the struggles with representation in the environmental space, and the founding of their media platform.We talk about:Queer ecology and queer environmentalismDepictions of outdoor recreation and the privileges of that spaceRelationship to the natural world as a basis for a career in climate educationThe Queer Brown Vegan series “Te...
2025-06-0656 minWhere The Climate Things AreMaggie Lemere | National Geographic Explorer, Environmental Filmmaker and Oral HistorianAddie is joined this week by Maggie Lemere, a documentary filmmaker and storyteller, as she shares her journey into the world of climate awareness and environmental storytelling. She discusses her background in human rights and how it intersects with environmental issues, her experiences growing up surrounded by nature, and the importance of storytelling in connecting people to climate issues. We talk about: Redefining environmental activism and the need for diverse representation in climate narrativesThe transformative power of outdoor experiences The intersection of human rights and the environment Her work...
2025-05-241h 01Where The Climate Things AreZoe Young | Climate Fiction Writer, Artist, Punk Musician & RunnerThis week we welcome Zoe Young to the Where The Climate Things Are podcast! In this episode, we explore the intersection of climate change, storytelling, and community action. Zoe shares her journey as a climate writer and her experiences with The Nature Conservancy, emphasizing the importance of nature-based solutions and the power of storytelling in communicating climate issues.We talk about: Art as climate activismClimate fiction and storytelling futures Helping spur action and behavior change Nature as the ultimate climate solution Zoe’s band, the Furious Tits...
2025-05-171h 09Where The Climate Things AreJenny Abegg and Katie Oram | Climbers, Skiers, Mountain Runners and Leadership Team at Better TrailThis week, Addie is joined by the team behind Better Trail - Jenny Abegg and Katie Oram. They discuss the founding and mission of Better Trail, a platform dedicated to promoting sustainability in outdoor gear. They share personal experiences that shaped their views on climate change, the importance of transparency in brand practices, and the need for educated consumers in the outdoor recreation space.We talk about: The merging of gear reviews with sustainability metrics The intersection of outdoor gear and public landsThe challenges and triumphs of building a company fr...
2025-05-091h 05Where The Climate Things AreBONUS EPISODE | An Urgent Call To ActionThis week, Addie shares the substack post "An Urgent Call To Action" on WTCTA's Substack and discusses how we can all get involved in raising our voices together.Important links!POW's Campaign Link to take actionPOW's social postOriginal WTCTA substack postKeywordsclimate advocacy, public lands, clean energy, outdoor community, political engagement, Protect Our Winners, climate action, environmental conservation, community mobilization, grassroots activism
2025-05-0308 minWhere The Climate Things ArePaddy O'Leary | Science Communicator, Community Leader & Professional Trail RunnerPaddy O’Leary on the pod! We discuss the recent Climate Strides event in San Francisco, reflecting on the importance of community engagement and interactive storytelling in climate advocacy. We also explore Paddy's background, his journey from Ireland to becoming a professional trail runner and community organizer, and the significance of connecting people through shared experiences and discussions about climate change.We talk about:Climate Strides SF! And SF Climate WeekPaddy’s upbringing and early connections to natureBeing a science communicator and how that relates to climateHis...
2025-04-261h 07Where The Climate Things AreKelly Newlon/RAD Boulder | Professional Chef, Athlete Manager, Environmental Advocate & RunnerWe are joined this week by Kelly Newlon of RAD Boulder (Real Athlete Diets), a professional chef and athlete manager with a commitment to sustainability and environmental advocacy. She discusses her early influences, her culinary background, and the pivotal moments that led her to focus on feeding endurance athletes around the world. Kelly also highlights the importance of working with purpose-driven athletes who advocate for meaningful causes, illustrating how her work supports their missions and contributes to a larger environmental impact.We talk about: The origin story of RADHow environmentalism feeds into e...
2025-04-211h 05Where The Climate Things AreBONUS EPISODE | Addie Reflects on WTCTA's "Why"Join me for a short solo episode (!!) that's one part level-setting, one part future-visioning and one part me laughing at my typos on Substack. Enjoy!
2025-04-1211 minWhere The Climate Things AreTimothy Lock | Ecological Architect & UltrarunnerThis week, Timothy Lock joins the podcast to share his journey growing up on the coast of Maine, falling in love with the outdoors and eventually becoming an architect focused on ecological design. He discusses his deep connection to nature, shaped by his experiences in Acadia National Park, and how these moments influenced his commitment to climate action.We talk about:His career in low-emissions architecture and designConnection to outdoor experiences and how they influence his workA passion for mountaineering and climbing that has shifted towards ultrarunning...
2025-04-051h 20Where The Climate Things AreJon Jon Moore Palacios | Climate Communicator, Runner & Founding Director of Black in ClimateThis week, Jon Jon Moore Palacios joins the podcast to discuss his journey as a writer and communicator in the climate space, sharing insights on his academic experiences, the importance of honesty in environmental discourse and the need for proactive engagement in climate action. Our conversation emphasized the intersection of personal identity and environmental issues, highlighting the stakes involved in addressing climate change.We talk about:His background in Black studies and how to uplift those thinking Blackly about climate and climate justiceHis career journey and his work at Rewiring America as...
2025-03-2957 min
“The Story Voice”Learn Art or the World will CollapseSend us a textI am Dr. Hank Roubicek, retired communication professor and host of this podcast. "The Story Voice" spotlights ordinary people with extraordinary stories to tell. Raw. Real. Authentic! The title of this episode may sound a bit bold, but these student storytellers from Houston's Meyerland Visual and Performing Arts Middle School collectively paint a convincing picture through stories and insights. Student Tellers include Reagan Hough, Lucia Landois Engster, Cassidy Flowers, Ezra Scott, Brynne Cabe, and Adeline LeBlanc. They are mentored by one of those rare teachers we wish taught all of our children-- Ms...
2025-03-191h 05Where The Climate Things AreMina Guli | Global Water Advocate & UltrarunnerThis week we welcome Mina Guli to the pod. Mina shares her unique journey from a background in law and finance to becoming a water advocate and ultra runner. She discusses her pivotal moments of realization regarding the global water crisis and how she uses her running as a tool for advocacy. We talk about:the importance of storytelling in raising awareness and driving changeher personal evolution as a runner and advocate. The Thirst Foundation, her global nonprotif for water advocacy and actionthe necessity of community, vulnerability, an...
2025-03-1957 minWhere The Climate Things AreClimate Strides Debrief | Brittany Blitzer on Event Design, Outdoor Facilitation and Mobile PanelsClimate Strides co-facilitator Brittany Blitzer joins the podcast to reflect on the recent event focused on climate action, discussing her personal experiences with climate change, the innovative design of the event, and the importance of movement in fostering meaningful conversations. We explore how to create inclusive spaces for dialogue and the potential for future collaborations in the outdoor recreation and climate action spaces. We also intersperse some recorded audio from the day. We talk about: Her own aha moment on climate!The origination of the event ideaHow it went, and wh...
2025-03-1535 minWhere The Climate Things AreJr Rodriguez | Environmental Filmmaker, Adventure Photographer & SkierIn this episode of the Where The Climate Things Are podcast, Jr Rodriguez shares his journey as a mestizo filmmaker and adventure photographer, discussing his background, his awakening to climate issues, and his passion for outdoor recreation. We talk about:Growing up in Houston and witnessing environmental inequity firsthandWorking in adaptation and resilience effortsThe role of people-centric storytelling in environmentalism The intersection of cultural heritage, climate change and outdoor access Coffee! LinksJr’s instagram Māori intro Protect...
2025-03-061h 10
Media Uncovered30. How are public broadcasters working with content creators?Content creators are only becoming increasingly influential, and are able to access young audiences – an audience which public media traditionally finds very difficult to reach. So is there an opportunity for public media to work with content creators in mutually beneficial exchanges?
In this episode, we look at two programmes being run by broadcasters where they are collaborating with content creators: the ABC and the BBC. And we look from both sides – the side of the public broadcaster, and the side of the content creator, to understand the benefits that such programmes could provide. We also speak to U...
2025-03-0531 minWhere The Climate Things AreBONUS EPISODE | Ryan Thrower on Tarawera, Sacred Forests and Middle EarthRT on the pod! Join us for a bonus episode recounting a recent trip to New Zealand. We talk about: Ryan’s coverage of and takeaways from the Tarawera race The country’s general approach to conservation and outdoor access A double bonus topic: exploring Middle Earth LinksRyan’s Instagram Tarawera raceFreetrail race coverageRedwoods in NZRiver, mountain, forest personhood in NZ Māori ceremony, the hakaMāori greeting, th...
2025-02-2829 minWhere The Climate Things AreRae Oquirrh Dial | Outdoor Industry Entrepreneur & Co-Founder of Unthinkable.EarthIn this conversation, Rae Oquirrh Dial shares her journey of personal transformation, environmental awakening, and entrepreneurial spirit. From her childhood experiences in nature to her profound realizations about climate change, mental health and grief, Rae discusses how these elements have shaped her identity and work.We talk about: Her love of nature stemming from a free-range childhood Co-founding the women-focused outdoor industry brand, Wylder Grief and confronting mortality The link between mental health, anxiety and climate, and her current project Unthinkable Storytelling! LinksCradle to Cradle book Wylder - Outside Magazine art...
2025-02-211h 03Where The Climate Things AreKhanh Vu | Humanitarian Affairs Professional, Climber & SurferThis episode features Khanh Vu, a humanitarian affairs and climate and environmental protection professional who is also a surfer and climber. Khanh Vu shares more about her upbringing in Vietnam, her various experiences that deepened her bond with the environment, and her wide-ranging career in humanitarian work, including her newer focus on the intersection of humanitarian work and climate impacts. We talk about: Different types of connections to nature Humanitarian work in the face of climate migration Climate mainstreaming Cultural perspectives on environmentalism Seaweed! Links
2025-02-1255 minWhere The Climate Things AreNicholas Triolo | Environmental Writer & UltrarunnerIn this conversation, Nicholas Triolo shares his journey in writing, running, environmental storytelling and activism. He discusses his awakening to climate advocacy through community engagement and reflects on the importance of storytelling in fostering empathy and understanding of environmental issues. We talk about: His identity as someone who writes and the path he’s had through outdoor storytelling (at publications like Orion and Trail Runner magazines) What it means to be in right relationship with a landscape and with nature The profound experience of visiting Antarctica to write about a stage race...
2025-02-051h 16Where The Climate Things AreKate Courtin | State Climate Policy Expert & RunnerOn this week’s episode, Kate Courtin shares her journey as a runner and climate policy professional. She reflects on her deep-rooted love for the outdoors, her pivotal moments of realization regarding climate change, and her career trajectory in environmental advocacy. We talk about: Finding your “team,” in sport and in climate The importance of state-level advocacy and the power of local action (and how individuals can engage here) Thoughts on motherhood in the context of climate change Art and poetry as climate inspiration The changing landscape of running goals over time Links:
2025-01-291h 02Where The Climate Things AreTim Tollefson | Pro Ultrarunner & Race Director of Mammoth Trail FestThis week, Tim Tollefson joins us once again on the WTCTA pod for a full episode. We dive into his experiences in professional ultra running, climate awareness, and the creation of Mammoth Trail Fest amidst the backdrop of a changing climate in Mammoth, CA. We talk about: Pivotal moments that shaped his understanding of environmental issues The connection between climate and trail running His experience as a race director (including his biggest surprise as an RD) and the community he’s created at MTF The need for advocacy around public lands Very importantly, our middle namesLi...
2025-01-2156 minWhere The Climate Things AreSpencer Fields | Electrification Expert, Climber & SkierSpencer Fields is a clean energy specialist who is also a skier, climber, (former) backpacking trip leader, musician and new dad. Spencer shares his journey in the clean energy sector, his love for outdoor recreation, and the importance of effective communication in climate action. We talk about: His long career in the environmental/electrification space Outdoor passions fueling 9-5 work Climate communication as a tool for change Attending COP17 (yes, MANY years ago) Music! Links:Energy Sage Noble Carbon Rewiring America Quilt Heat Pumps Hat Adve...
2025-01-081h 07Where The Climate Things AreLauro Silva | Trail Runner & Founder of Tierra LibreLauro Silva is a trail runner, environmental justice advocate, community leader, designer and educator. They are building pathways to environmental action and inclusion for BIPOC folks in the outdoor community. We talk about identity, access, environmental justice and community care, and what belonging in the climate movement means to them. We also discuss their new initiative, Tierra Libre.We talk about: How having a relationship with nature is essential for effective climate action Their upbringing and how that influences their community work today Trail running, and more trail running Their new initiative, Tierra L...
2024-12-1945 min
Conversations On ChangeDesign thinking for human-centered futureJoin our guests, Dr. CJ Meadows (Top 10 women in IT-Asia; featured speaker for TEDx, CNBC and Bloomberg) and Supria Dutta (Head of Talent APAC, Wunderman Thompson), as they chat with Adeline L Pang about Design Thinking and the role it plays in Future of Work.
2024-12-1538 minConversations On ChangeDesign thinking for a human-centred futureJoin our guests, Dr. CJ Meadows (Top 10 women in IT-Asia; featured speaker for TEDx, CNBC and Bloomberg) and Supria Dutta (Head of Talent APAC, Wunderman Thompson), as they chat with Adeline L Pang about Design Thinking and the role it plays in Future of Work.
2024-12-1538 minWhere The Climate Things AreHema Lochan | Environmental Justice Attorney & UltrarunnerHema Lochan (Heemz) is an environmental justice attorney and ultramarathon runner who joins us on the pod to share their journey of connecting running with environmental advocacy. They discuss their personal experiences that shaped their understanding of environmental justice, the importance of community in both running and activism, and their work in promoting both clean energy and inclusivity in outdoor spaces. We talk about: The need for collective action and the significance of listening to marginalized voices in addressing climate issues The unique challenges and experiences of being a person of color in p...
2024-12-1058 minWhere The Climate Things Are🚨 Urgent Episode 🚨 Tim Tollefson on US Forest Service Underfunding (and how we can get involved)Emergency Pod! Tim Tollefson joins the podcast to talk about an issue urgently affecting the trail community: the budget cuts in the US Forest Service, which would greatly limit the provision of trail maintenance services, ecological protection, carbon emissions monitoring and even permit approvals. Thanks to Zoë Rom for shedding light on the issue and Runners for Public Lands for activating the running community on this. See the links below for more information and to take action. Ultrasignup Article Outdoor Alliance Congress Letter TemplateWant to support WTCTA? Visit the Pa...
2024-12-0419 minWhere The Climate Things AreDakota Jones | Pro Ultrarunner & Co-Founder of Footprints RunningDakota Jones is an ultrarunner, climate activist and co-founder and Executive Director of Footprints Running. We talk about his journey through finding his place in climate action and activism, his imperfect advocacy and the learnings from Footprints as a climate action incubator.Topics Discussed: Dakota's running and advocacy background Personal behavior change (and what we can and can't control) Founding Footprints Running Last year's Footprints camp - mistakes & learnings Centering communities in climate action Exploring the degrowth movement Taking action: education and conversationsLinks:Dakota’s Instagram
2024-12-021h 02Where The Climate Things AreTrailer: Where The Climate Things AreWelcome to Where The Climate Things Are - building an inclusive climate movement in the outdoor community. There is so much incredible work and experience in all corners of our world of outdoor enthusiasts, and if I’ve learned one thing in my time studying and working on environmental issues, it’s that sharing positive, solutions-oriented stories and personal experiences is often the biggest unlock to encouraging broader environmental action. We don’t do doomsday, guilt or shame here -- we uplift solutions-oriented work, talk about existing issues and challenges, and discuss where we need to go, together.
2024-10-2901 min
Chasing Trails PodcastSeaside Scramble and East Coast Beast Coast Break DownThis week the boys breakdown their race experience from the Seaside Scramble in Halifax Nova Scotia and the East Coast Beast Coast Run in Saint John, New Brunswick.
They share about their experience running on some amazing terrain as well meeting a very friendly beach goer. The episode finishes with a special interview with Amelia and Adeline Leblanc who ran their first EVER trail race.
2024-06-2850 min
DJ BLACKLOW | HOUSE IS A FEELINGDJ BLACKLOW | House Is A Feeling (Vol. 13 | Nov. 2k23)Hello friends… just before a long holiday weekend in the U.S., I wanted to share my latest house music podcast. This one’s a two-hour journey from start to finish – it warms you up slowly, it takes you to the disco, it gets a bit funky, it builds energy, and then it gently brings you back down again. Just like one of my live sets, there’s a beginning, middle, and end to the story. I hope you have some downtime to listen and enjoy! #HouseIsAFeelingFollow me:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/djblackl...
2023-11-222h 03
BLOODHAUSEpisode 54: Targets (1968)Year two of Bloodhaus begins with President’s Day and Peter Bogdanovich’s anti-gun classic, Targets. And there’s more! Our own Drusilla did the artwork for Criterion’s new release for Targets. Go buy it right now! From wiki: “Targets is a 1968 American crime thriller film directed by Peter Bogdanovich, produced by Roger Corman, and written by Polly Platt and Bogdanovich, with cinematography by László Kovács.[2] The film depicts two parallel narratives which converge during the climax: one follows Bobby Thompson (Tim O'Kelly), a seemingly ordinary and wholesome young man who embarks on an unprovoked ki...
2023-02-201h 10
The Dragon's Lair Motorcycle ChaosHells Angel 'Tito' Sent Home to the Forever Beautiful PlaceRodriguez II, Kenneth Todd "Tito" 6/19/85-12/3/22 loving son, brother, proud father, friend, prominent member of the Hells Angels. Survived by mother/best friend: Adeline Wind; father: Kenneth Todd Rodriguez; sisters: Lydia & Stephanie; children: Toddy III, Tamia, Isaac, & King Tito; grandmother: Ruth Thompson; nieces & nephews: Landry, Joseph, Adriana & John John; many cousins, friends & members of Hells Angels MC, as well as the southside Community.Join me as we discuss!Help us get to 10,000 subscribers on www.instagram.com/BlackDragonBikerTV on Instagram. Thank you!Follow us on TikTok www.tiktok.com/@blackdragonbikertv Subscribe to our new discord server...
2022-12-1318 min
Silver On the SageSeason 5 Campfire PartyWelcome to Season 5 of Silver On the Sage Podcast. We are four months away from celebrating our two year anniversary and fourteen interviews away from our 100th episode. I want to thank all those who contributed to today's campfire episode - I can’t think of a better way to acknowledge the immeasurable impact that Philmont has had on us, than gathering together to share music and stories. Enjoy the show! Set List:Intro - 8 year old CaitlinIron John Logan - Highway CreekAli Meeks - Landslide & MorenoTrevor Lombardi - Wait...
2022-09-062h 21
Books and BisexualsEpisode 20: It's Fall NowThis episode we talk about being a basic white girl, Costco memberships, and fancy salads. We discuss tips for shopping during a recession, Brianna continues her Kindle Unlimited obsession, and attatchment styles.
Featured books include: The Vulture by Frederick Ramsay, Fated by S. G. Browne, The Bonds That Tie series by J Bree, Does It Hurt by H.D. Carlton, Satan's Affair by H.D. Carlton, Haunting Adeline by H.D. Carlton, Hunting Adeline by H.D. Carlton, Five Sunsets by Frances M Thompson
2022-08-271h 29
Tsai Five Podcast8 | Only Siblings | Mia Thompson, Troy Coale, Adeline NarulaToday, we have four "only siblings" on the pod! We talk about sibling dynamics, reflecting God well, and sharing the same blood!
2022-08-201h 29
Dodz.iThe Black Gown - Adeline Thompson"I closed my eyes and folded my arms and smiled contentedly"This write-up to me was an eye opening one, the excitement, the thrill, the twist!Writer: Adeline ThompsonWriter's Blog: Echoes of an alter egoThanks for listening...Peace!--- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/dodzi-reads/message
2021-10-1619 min
Voyage au bout du livreVoyage au bout du livre : Des auteurs, des livres (octobre 2021)Vu sur Voyage au bout du livre : Des auteurs, des livres (octobre 2021)
Emmanuelle, Lilie et Daniel présentent les ouvrages suivants : Bernard Werber Le sixième sommeil, (livre de poche), Cédric Cham, Broyé (Jigal Polar) Hermann Hesse, Le loup des steppes (livre de poche), Enfant de salaud de Sorj Chalandon (Grasset), La disparition de Jim Thompson de Vincent Hein (Arléa), Fille perdue de Adeline Yzac (La manufacture de […]
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2021-10-021h 01
Just Martin - my life in soulful house music.Soul Essence - Show 174 - 25th May 2021Spirits - Spirit Inside (C.J.'s Club Mix)
Tarantulaz - Stop The World (Tarantulaz Club Mix)
Cafe 432, Sheree Hicks - Thinking Of You (Extended Club Mix)
E-Smoove featuring Latanza Waters - Deja Vu (Original Vibe)
Rocco Rodamaal, Keith Thompson, Alex Finkin - Break 4 Love (Alex Finkin These Days Remix)
Nik Moss - My Life (Main Mix)
Wheeler Del Torro, Kenny Bobien - The Sun Will Shine Again (Original Mix)
Bobby D'Ambrosio, Kelli Sae, Brian Tappert - Optimistic (D'Ambrosio & Tappert Club Remix)
Copyright featuring Imaani - Running Away (Main Mix)
Kathy Brown, DnA Studios - You Give Good Love (DnA...
2021-05-251h 50
The Maggy Thump Show#256: ALT SOUL | LO-FI BEATS | NU R+B | AFROKLECTIKMalla - Uproot
Faizal Mostrixx & Karun - In My Soul
DijahSB - Frontin' Like Pharrell
Sugar Daddy - Love On The Attack (Natasha Kitty Kat's Remix)
Etta Bond – Come Over
John FM - February
Mark Rae - Soviet Steppe
Janelle Monae - Turntables
Bilal x HighBreedMusic - DAY THREE - Voyage to a New World
Loren Oden - All Roads
Demae - Basic Love
Adeline - Twilight (featuring Jonathan Singletary)
muguet - _this
Clint Breeze - invitation (feat. Jared Thompson, Camo, Nick Tucker)
Erick Di - Get U w D R I N
A. Haze - Mandem (Featuring J.B.T...
2020-09-131h 10
Diving In13: Nancy Mitford and her eccentric familyLouise and Virginia discuss three of Nancy Mitford’s Radlett family novels as well as the novel that caused a rift in the family. They also discuss a podcast, a BBC radio programme and a TV series they’ve been diving into lately.Email hello@divinginpodcast.comInstagram @diving_in_podcastVirginia’s Instagram @virginia_readsLouise’s Instagram @louise_cooks_and_readsSong ‘Diving In’ – original music and lyrics written and performed by Laura Adeline – https://linkt.ree/llauraadelinePodcast sound production and editing by Andy Maher.Graphics by Orla Larkin - create@werkshop.com.auBooksThe Pursuit of L...
2020-03-0651 min
Witchpolice RadioWR325: Podcasts vs. Radio panel at MBPodFest 2018On Sept. 30, we held the first annual [Manitoba Podcast Festival](http://www.facebook.com/mbpodfest/) at the Park Theatre.
This is the audio from one of the panels (which I moderated), entitled "Podcasts vs. Radio".
The panelists included Jared McKetiak ([UMFM 101.5](http://umfm.com/)), Kent Davies ([CKUW 95.9](http://ckuw.ca/), [Manitoba Food History Project](http://www.manitobafoodhistory.ca/)), Adeline Bird ([Soul Unexpected Podcast](http://adelinebird.com/), [NCI FM](http://www.ncifm.com/)), and Stefan Richard ([Ever Sick Podcast](http://www.spreaker.com/show/ever-sick-podcast-with-stefan-richard), NCI FM).
Stay tuned for more MBPodFest events throughout the year. Huge thanks to everyone who...
2018-10-141h 03
Witchpolice RadioWR316: Podcasts for Artists (live panel)On Sept. 7, I moderated a panel discussion for [Creative Manitoba](http://creativemanitoba.ca/) about podcasting for artists. The event, presented in conjunction with the Manitoba Podcast Festival (Sept. 30, Park Theatre) featured hosts and/or producers Stefan Richard (Ever Sick!, Digital Drum podcast), Stephanie Cram (CBC Radio's Unreserved), Kammer Kinnarath (Gay Lunch Podcast), and Adeline Bird (Soul Unexpected).
We talked about the podcast biz for an hour to a packed house and fielded some great questions from the audience. This may seem a little too 'inside baseball' when you read the description, but one of the goals of this event (and...
2018-09-091h 03
Download Top Full Trial Audiobooks in Mystery, Thriller & Horror, Police & DetectiveBig Wheat: A Tale of Bindlestiffs and Blood by Richard A. ThompsonPlease visit https://thebookvoice.com/podcasts/1/audiobook/89454 to listen full audiobooks. Title: Big Wheat: A Tale of Bindlestiffs and Blood Author: Richard A. Thompson Narrator: Kevin Kenerly Format: Unabridged Audiobook Length: 7 hours 24 minutes Release date: January 4, 2011 Genres: Police & Detective Publisher's Summary: The summer of 1919 is now over, and on the high prairie, a small army of men, women, and machines moves across the land, harvesting the wheat. Custom threshers, steam engineers, bindle stiffs, cooks, camp followers, and hobos join the tide. Prosperous farmers proudly proclaim 'Rain follows the plow,' meaning that the bounty of the land will never be...
2011-01-0403 min
Download Top Full Trial Audiobooks in Mystery, Thriller & Horror, Police & DetectiveFrag Box: A Herman Jackson Mystery by Richard A. ThompsonPlease visit https://thebookvoice.com/podcasts/1/audiobook/59928 to listen full audiobooks. Title: Frag Box: A Herman Jackson Mystery Series: #2 of The Herman Jackson Mysteries Author: Richard A. Thompson Narrator: Robertson Dean Format: Unabridged Audiobook Length: 6 hours 39 minutes Release date: November 1, 2009 Ratings: Ratings of Book: 5 of Total 1 Genres: Police & Detective Publisher's Summary: Jackson doesn’t admit he’s from Detroit, much less that he used to run a bookie operation there. His bail-bond business in St. Paul was much safer. And if Charlie Victor wasn’t his best client, he was at least a steady one, paying his bonding fee out of a se...
2009-11-0103 min
Download Top Full Trial Audiobooks in Mystery, Thriller & Horror, Police & DetectiveMurder on Waverly Place by Victoria ThompsonPlease visit https://thebookvoice.com/podcasts/1/audiobook/60470 to listen full audiobooks. Title: Murder on Waverly Place Series: #11 of Gaslight Mysteries Author: Victoria Thompson Narrator: Suzanne Toren Format: Unabridged Audiobook Length: 9 hours 31 minutes Release date: September 18, 2009 Ratings: Ratings of Book: 5 of Total 3 Ratings of Narrator: 4.5 of Total 2 Genres: Police & Detective Publisher's Summary: In Victoria Thompson's Murder on Waverly Place, midwife-sleuth Sarah Brandt is surprised by her mother's desire to attend sEances in an undesirable section of New York City. During one dark session, death strikes a participant while all are holding hands around the table. Now it's up to Sarah-and her d...
2009-09-1805 min
Download Top Full Trial Audiobooks in Mystery, Thriller & Horror, Police & DetectiveMurder on Bank Street by Victoria ThompsonPlease visit https://thebookvoice.com/podcasts/1/audiobook/61275 to listen full audiobooks. Title: Murder on Bank Street Series: #10 of Gaslight Mysteries Author: Victoria Thompson Narrator: Suzanne Toren Format: Unabridged Audiobook Length: 9 hours 58 minutes Release date: October 10, 2008 Ratings: Ratings of Book: 4 of Total 1 Genres: Police & Detective Publisher's Summary: The Gaslight Mysteries by Edgar-nominated author Victoria Thompson 'vividly recreate the gaslit world of old New York' (Publishers Weekly). Widow and midwife Sarah Brandt helps the less fortunate of the city bring new life into the world. But when a local doctor is found murdered, the shocking motive may destroy Sarah.
2008-10-1005 min
Download Top Full Trial Audiobooks in Mystery, Thriller & Horror, Police & DetectiveMurder in Chinatown by Victoria ThompsonPlease visit https://thebookvoice.com/podcasts/1/audiobook/61221 to listen full audiobooks. Title: Murder in Chinatown Series: #9 of Gaslight Mysteries Author: Victoria Thompson Narrator: Suzanne Toren Format: Unabridged Audiobook Length: 9 hours 20 minutes Release date: March 14, 2008 Ratings: Ratings of Book: 4.5 of Total 4 Ratings of Narrator: 3.5 of Total 4 Genres: Police & Detective Publisher's Summary: Edgar Award finalist Victoria Thompson colorfully portrays the prejudices and hardships of turn-of-the-century New York City. Called to Chinatown to deliver a baby, midwife Sarah Brandt soon helps search for a missing girl. But nobody seems to know where she is. Has she been sold to a brothel, or has s...
2008-03-1405 minWhere The Climate Things AreAn End of Year Sign-OffOne last episode to wrap the year before the WTCTA team heads offline. Additional links below: Everytown for Gun SafetyBrown U Flight Fund (getting students out of Providence quickly and safely)Bondi Beach GoFundMeI encourage you to follow reporter Cate Brown and community activist Amanda Stecco (both of whom I am lucky enough to call friends) for more on the ongoing genocide in Gaza and how you can get involved. And here’s a comprehensive list of ways you can get involved in aiding those affected...
1970-01-0111 min