Shows
Service MVP Sales Training Podcast with Joe CrisaraSTOP Being a PUSHY Sales Person, Here's How to Make The Sale By Connecting With Clients feat. Dale SteeleIn this episode of the Service MVP Podcast, Joe Crisara sits down with Dale Steele, an HVAC solution specialist whose journey from a $7-an-hour call center job to industry success is anything but ordinary. Dale shares how empathy, human connection, and genuine curiosity became his greatest sales superpowers even before he knew anything about HVAC systems.From childhood memories tied to Tecumseh motors, to building trust with customers by connecting over dogs, family photos, and life stories, Dale reveals how real relationships (not technical skills) fuel consistent sales success.This episode i...
2025-11-2441 min
Simplify Senior Transitions PodcastEP37 – Protecting Families Through Life Insurance & Legacy Planning with Steele NakamotoHow do you build generational wealth and protect your family—especially while caring for aging parents or raising kids? In this episode of the Simplify Senior Transitions Podcast, I sit down with Steele Nakamoto, a licensed life insurance agent with National Life Group, to explore how modern life insurance can be a powerful tool for family protection, legacy planning, and even long-term care.We discuss:• Term vs. permanent life insurance• Building cash value for future needs• Life insurance as a safety net for caregivers• Questions to ask before...
2025-07-1838 min
Camel Call - Sports PodcastTales From The Creek | Dale Steele - FootballDale Steele literally built the Campbell Football program from the ground up. He arrived in Buies Creek in 2006 and spent the next two years putting together facilities, a staff and roster in time for the program to relaunch in 2008 after a 58-year hiatus.
Coach Steele brought a quarter century of college football coaching experience to Campbell and turned the program into a winner in just four short years.
The son of a high school coach and graduate of the University of South Carolina, where he played on the offensive and defensive lines, Dale began a coaching career that lasted more tha...
2025-03-141h 34
The 95 Podcast: Conversations for Small-Church PastorsFrom Disaster To Disciple Making (w/ Tom & Suzi Steele) - Episode 239Tom & Suzi Steele were on a much needed vacation in Virginia Beach trying to recover from a difficult season of pandemic related ministry. They received an unexpected phone call that shook them to the core. A severe thunderstorm produced a strike of lightning that hit their church steeple. The result was a fire that burned the church to the ground. So much for a relaxing vacation.Today's 95Podcast features a conversation with Tom & Suzi discussing the impact of the catastrophic effects of the fire. They also update us on how the church is doing today as well as how they...
2024-06-2555 min
The Overly Excited Podcast#5: Steele Sidebottom | Surrounded by Support: The Importance of Community in Shaping IdentityGet ready because today, we're unveiling an episode that's bound to leave you on the edge of your seats! Joining us on this sensational journey is none other than the enchanting Steele Sidebottom!Born and bred in the tight-knit community of Tallygaroopna, Steele's life has been a rollercoaster of adventures, passion, and audacious dreams. From the very first moments he discovered his love for the electric energy of people to the standout milestones etched on the footy field, this episode is a treasure trove of emotions!
2023-08-2451 min
The Iron and Steele podcastRodney The Roadster - A Dale Matthews Story.Anyone involved in the classic car scene in the PNW in any way shape or form is familiar with the name Dale Matthews. Over the last several decades, Dale has sold thousands of cars. And out of all those cars, “the one,” is a 1936 Ford Roadster named Rodney. This is its story.
2023-05-2354 min
Gale Force WinsBONUS: Craig Dobbin honouring Harry Steele June 12, 2004Send us a textA short audio clip from the 50th wedding anniversary of Harry and Catherine Steele June 12, 2004. video by Gerry Carew creator of www.thenlvideoman.com and co-creator of www.galeforcewins.com Audio extracted from the video.Used with permission of the Steele Family.Gale Force Wins started out simply as an inspirational podcast releasing episodes wherever you get your podcasts every Tuesday evening. We continue to do that every Tuesday but have expanded into custom content for clients. We also have perfected a conference and trade show offering where yo...
2023-01-2404 min
Toolbox for the TradesGoettl - Dale Steele: You Can’t Script AuthenticityAs one of the largest HVAC service providers in the Southwest, the folks at Goettl Air Conditioning & Plumbing have a clear vision for growth. And it starts with a solid foundation built by strong leadership and a willingness to change.
Their VP of Sales, Dale Steele , told us how authenticity and a positive mindset have elevated their techs and sales team and set Goettl on the path to success.
Join us as we discuss:
(25:13) The importance of authentic human connections
(34:17) Training technicians in impromptu sales
(44:17) Maintaining team alignment and...
2022-11-2937 min
The Allen Steele ShowArmy Delta Force Operator Dale ComstockDale Comstock currently resides in Panama City Beach Florida and Bali Indonesia where he owns and operates a security company (Strategic Outcomes Asia – Indonesia). Dale has given 37 years of service to the United States combating U.S. enemies abroad. He served in every campaign from Grenada to the present conflicts that the United States is involved in as a frontline combatant directly engaging the enemy, either as a Paratrooper, Green Beret, Delta Force Operator, OGA Paramilitary Operative, and Mercenary. He has worked as a legitimate Soldier of Fortune for friendly foreign governments targeting high value terrorist commanders and financiers. He...
2021-06-201h 45
Iowa Church Leaders PodcastDale Sellers ~ Executive Director of 95 NetworkDale Sellers will be leading our 2021 Catalyst Conference this year, on October 16th. Here is your opportunity to get to know him and the passion and expertise he has for the local church. In this podcast Dale shares what he is hearing from pastors in this new post pandemic season, as well as what churches need to be focused on moving forward. Dale's Bio: Dale Sellers has been in ministry for almost 40 years. He launched Dale Sellers Leadership, Inc. in March 2014 to assist organizations in the areas of leadership, inspiration, and evangelism. Dale became a mi...
2021-06-0952 min
Energetic Radio#182: Neila Steele | Shifting gears in times of uncertaintyMindset matters in times of uncertainty. In this podcast, Neila Steele will share several mindfulness tips and strategies to help reset and reframe our mindset in difficult times.Through a variety of tasks and activities, listeners will explore the impact that mindset has on personal and professional performance and the importance of creating a more empowering personal narrative. Today's podcast is an opportunity to learn how to better deal with the anxiety and stress many people are experiencing due to the uncertainty we face.Neila Steele graduated from the University of Windsor in 1997 with a...
2020-04-1248 min
"The Climate Report" & "Making Tracks" Community Radio ShowsMaking Tracks Holiday Show 189"Making Tracks" finished 2019 with a holiday radio program that played on Xmas and New Year's Day. A mix of music and reflecting on what you can do for birds around your yard as well as what crows can do for you (!) when they roost in large numbers in an urban setting...
2020-01-0526 min
"The Climate Report" & "Making Tracks" Community Radio ShowsClimate Report Show 189 (Holiday Show!)Aired 12/18/19 and also played on Xmas and New Years Day!
Hello Sacramento! It's time again for the Climate Report.
It's been officially declared now in Sacramento and as of 12/10/19, like the rest of the world, we are in a climate emergency. Now the real work begins to reduce our carbon budget to get to zero as fast as possible. Volunteering with 350Sacramento is a great way to help. A couple of great ways to contribute are to participate in the Mayors' Climate Commission and the Sacramento Transportation Authority is now considering a sales tax measure...
2020-01-0526 min
"The Climate Report" & "Making Tracks" Community Radio ShowsMaking Tracks Show 186 Turkey Talk and Peacocks too.Happy Thanksgiving! With that in mind let's talk turkey again. If that doesn't make you hungry after going outside, what about peacocks? More on that today too. If that isn't a tasty idea, how about the 32nd Annual Un-Turkey Thanksgiving Dinner, 100% vegan community potluck hosted by the Sacramento Vegetarian Society, free admission with a potluck dish. Doors open at 5:30 at Warehouse Artist Lofts 1108 R Street. Sacramento.
2019-12-0226 min"The Climate Report" & "Making Tracks" Community Radio ShowsThe Climate Report Show 186 Climate Strikes, Divestment and Soil RestorationIt's Thanksgiving time and maybe that will finally bring rain back too. Just in case you are still feeling confused about the weather vs climate, Climate Elvis will set you straight today.
Youth Vs. Apocalypse is a diverse group of young climate justice activists working together to lift the voices of youth, especially youth of color and fight for a livable climate and equitable, sustainable and just world. That includes a local project to get the California State Teachers' Retirement System (CalSTRS) to divest over $6 billion in the fossil fuel industry.
Did...
2019-12-0226 min"The Climate Report" & "Making Tracks" Community Radio ShowsClimate Report Show 185 Gas Blowers No More and Declaring a Climate EmergencyDid you know that gas powered lawn mowers/blowers create huge amounts of pollution including GHG emissions as well as health issues from dust and particulates? This must change and the time has come as we'll hear today. Also, the city has again delayed consideration of declaring a climate emergency. We'll hear draft language again to remind us why this is an urgent need.
I also have a brief update on recent progress by the Mayors' Climate Commission who unanimously approved revised and stronger Land Use Strategy language consistent with the regional Sustainable Communities S...
2019-11-2726 min
"The Climate Report" & "Making Tracks" Community Radio ShowsMaking Tracks Show 185 Changing Seasons, Sandhill Cranes and MoreWell even though its been warmer and drier than normal for this time of year, Fall is here and so are sandhill cranes, salmon and all the other wildlife that migrate this time of year. We'll reflect on that today.
2019-11-2726 min"The Climate Report" & "Making Tracks" Community Radio ShowsClimate Report Show 184 Paris WithdrawalHello Sacramento! It's time again for the Climate Report. It's also time for the Environmentalist of the Year Awards so listen up if you didn't have tickets for the event . What does it mean that the Trump administration is withdrawing from the Paris Climate Accord? I've got an update today and why it is so important for cities and states to continue to lead the way on efforts to address climate change. Sacramento, like many other cities, may be moving forward to declare a climate emergency and I've got draft language of what that resolution should look like.
2019-11-2726 min
"The Climate Report" & "Making Tracks" Community Radio ShowsMaking Tracks Show 184It's time again for the annual ECOS Environmentalist of the Year event Wednesday November 13th. I'm going to replay a couple of segments today on ethical use of drones around wildlife, a BirdNote on a favorite species of mine, the Green Heron, and E. Coli problems on the lower American River. I'm also going to share an important report on how global reforestation is the very best way to address climate change and can be done.
2019-11-2726 min"The Climate Report" & "Making Tracks" Community Radio ShowsClimate Report Show 183 Climate AnxietyToday I share a recent interview about climate anxiety and depression by Ecosia. I've talked about the non-profit Ecosia before here. They have a search tool for your computer and other digital devices that raises funds for effective tree planting projects and other activities that fight climate change. Visit ecosia.org for details. We'll also revisit the local Language Academy school who have taken on a project to education parents, teachers and themselves about the harm from idling internal combustion engines.
2019-11-2726 min
"The Climate Report" & "Making Tracks" Community Radio ShowsMaking Tracks Show 183 Children, Nature and Heavy MetalOn Making Tracks today we will revisit the recent Friends of the River Banks program to welcome salmon back to the American River while a huge multi-day heavy metal concert took place downstream. We'll also hear again a segment on children and nature and why that interaction is so important.
2019-11-2726 min"The Climate Report" & "Making Tracks" Community Radio ShowsClimate Report Show 182 Doctors and Climate ThreatThe connection between climate change and the mega-fires currently burning and continually threatening lives, health, homes, communities, wildlife, habitat and the environment is stronger than ever. Likewise is the need for resilience, reliable 100% renewable electricity delivered through micro-grids.
On today's show we hear from the prestigious medical journal "The Lancet"'s editor explaining why doctors are obliged to protest in light of the threat climate change to our health. We'll also learn why the Northern California Yurok tribe is moving to designate the Klamath River to have status as a person.
350Sacramento's own boardmember...
2019-11-2726 min
"The Climate Report" & "Making Tracks" Community Radio ShowsMaking Tracks Show 182 Fires and Don't Forget NatureFires seem to be everywhere again threatening lives, property and habitat. Top priority is to protect people, homes and communities. It's also important not to forget about nature which has the ability to heal the environment and protect us too. I'm going to replay Harrison Ford's recent passionate call "Don't Forget Nature" as a reminder today. Besides all the ecological services including clean air and water nature also has much to teach us as well as provide space where we can relax. Let's listen to nature again today.
We'll also discuss how we can co...
2019-11-2726 min"The Climate Report" & "Making Tracks" Community Radio ShowsClimate Report 181 Youth Climate Summit, MotherLoad and MoreEarlier this week approximately 100 very energetic and creative students met at the latest Youth Climate Summit. No details are available yet but we will hear from an earlier student climate summit at Sacramento State University today. Where does SMUD, our utility company get it's energy? We'll here more from them on that today. We'll also hear some intriguing discussion about how to assess damage related to climate change today with mention of recent fires caused by PGE. There's a great film coming to Sacramento this Saturday the 26th. "MotherLoad" is about the use of cargo bikes and the important...
2019-11-2726 min
"The Climate Report" & "Making Tracks" Community Radio ShowsMaking Tracks Show 181 Drone Protocols for Wildlife and River ProtectionProtocols so that wildlife is not disturbed when drone are overhead. What if a river had the same legal standing as a person? Listen to the second half of the show for more.
We'll also revisit a BirdNote episode on one of my favorites, the Green Heron and review the ongoing E. Coli problems include the lower American River.
2019-11-2726 min"The Climate Report" & "Making Tracks" Community Radio ShowsClimate Report Show 180 Anti-Idling, Utility Strategies and MoreOn todays show we're going to hear from the Current Events class at the Language Academy here in Sacramento. They have started a project to look at current vehicle idling at their school and share information about the cost to public health, the environment and the economy to this wasteful and unnecessary practice. Go Jaguars!
We're also going to hear from the CEO of a major utility company with a goal to get to cut carbon use by 80% by 2030 and what they will need to remove that last 20%. No, this isn't our SMUD but the information and...
2019-11-2726 min
"The Climate Report" & "Making Tracks" Community Radio ShowsMaking Tracks Show 180 Salmon AfterShocks and Bad Bike Trails I'll share with you some observations about a recent event to welcome the salmon back to the American River while downstream many thousands of heavy metal music fans returned to that same river again this year.
I've also got detailed comments that were recently submitted to the city of Sacramento regarding the many and unnecessary impacts that would occur to wildlife and habitat in the American River Parkway because of a poorly planned bike trail extension.
2019-11-2726 min"The Climate Report" & "Making Tracks" Community Radio ShowsClimate Report Show 178 Climate Strikes, Nature Now and an Apocalyptic PoemToday I have updates on recent and ongoing youth led climate strikes and background about the strikes. Greta Thurnberg and George Monbiot have a simple but powerful message, "Nature Now". We'll end the show with an apocalyptic poem. "The Arc" about a possible future of our oceans...
2019-11-2726 min
"The Climate Report" & "Making Tracks" Community Radio ShowsMaking Tracks Show 178 Salmon, AfterShocks and BirdNotesOctober is here and Friends of the River Banks will again welcome the salmon upcoming Second Saturday event. Meanwhile, salmon face increased risks due to climate change and we'll hear more about that today. We'll also hear a simple yet powerful way to address climate change, "Nature Now". I've got some great Audubon Bird Notes on Green Herons, Acorn Woodpecker Grainerys, and Birds and Muscians. Speaking of music, why is the heavy metal "AfterShock" concert coming back to Discovery Park? Do the thousands of people it brings into the Parkway learn about nature or contribute to it's protection? Finally...
2019-11-2726 min"The Climate Report" & "Making Tracks" Community Radio ShowsClimate Report Show 177 Climate StrikesHello Sacramento! It's time again for the Climate Report.
Theme: Updates from 9/20 Climate Strike focusing on youth and mayor in Sacramento, Portland, and globally.
2019-11-2726 min
"The Climate Report" & "Making Tracks" Community Radio ShowsMaking Tracks Show 175 Children and NatureMaking Tracks is back and September is well underway with kids back in school. On today's show: "Children and Nature"
There are many local organizations working to protect nature and provide opportunities for children to enjoy it and find their place there. Support them. You can find more information on the importance of this subject at childrenandnature.org.
2019-11-2726 min"The Climate Report" & "Making Tracks" Community Radio ShowsClimate Report Show 175 Hurricanes and ClimateOur thoughts and support go to the people in the Bahamas and surrounding region. We are only beginning to hear the stories of those that have survived Dorian, one of the worst hurricanes known. What does the science tell us about these storm events and what to expect in the future? Listen up today.
As climate change continues to disproportionately impact those with the least ability to avoid these impacts what is the connection between a healthy planet and healthy people? I've got an amazing presentation by an emergency doctor to bring perspective to that.
2019-11-2726 min
"The Climate Report" & "Making Tracks" Community Radio ShowsMaking Tracks Show 174 Bad Bike Trail, Amazon Fires and Insect DeclineOn today's show: I've talked before about how unique the American River Parkway is in our region and how Sutter's Landing Park is a gateway for Sacramento to the Parkway and all the nature, wildlife and recreation to be found there. The city has a draft environmental document to extend the Two Rivers Bike trail from Sutter's Landing Park to CSUSac out for review now. This is a great idea but the city's proposal is badly flawed. As proposed, the paved trail would be located off the levee, disturbing wildlife, impacting habitat, increasing habitat fragmentation, introducing invasive plants and...
2019-11-2726 min"The Climate Report" & "Making Tracks" Community Radio ShowsClimate Report Show 174Today we are going to get a little wonky and learn about the importance of the electrical power grid including how dependent we are on it and how much more diversified and stable it needs to be. I'm sharing information from the Union of Concerned Scientists podcast "Got Science?" that has direct application with our local utilities. SMUD has natural gas fired power plants that contribute to it being the greatest carbon emitter in the region..
2019-11-2726 min
Energetic Radio#156: Andy Vasily & Neila Steele | Winning in life as a teamToday I am thrilled to provide the second power couple in the space of two weeks. Andy Vasily and Neila Steele are not only extraordinary humans, but they have mastered life as a couple and as a family in my eyes. They have both been on the podcast before separately (episodes 47 & 71), with two of the highest rating episodes we have had. This is one of the reasons I am so excited to share with you two beautiful humans together on the show. Andy and Neila share some of the secrets to living life to its fullest as...
2019-09-0846 min
"The Climate Report" & "Making Tracks" Community Radio ShowsMaking Tracks Show 155 Earth Day Returns to Sacramento and moreSacramento Earth Day is coming back this month thanks again to Environmental Council of Sacramento (ECOS).
I’ve got an update on the proposed addition to the Two Rivers Bike Trail between Sutter’s Landing Park and CSU Sac State along the south side of the Lower American River/Parkway. After much public, neighborhood and environmental organization pushback the city of Sacramento is reconsidering the placement of a new 2.4 mile segment of the Two Rivers Bike trail on the south side of the American River in the Parkway. The city requested an exemption from the Am River Flood...
2019-05-0226 min"The Climate Report" & "Making Tracks" Community Radio ShowsClimate Report Show 154 Community Forum and strong connections between immigrants, migration and climate changeAbout 200 hundred people attended the latest climate community forum, “Fast Track to Carbon Zero” last Saturday and Sac City College. Many said it was the best of the 4 forums 350Sac has produced. State and local efforts were discussed as well as the urgency to do more, faster. Several panels offered transformative ideas for speeding up the just transition to Carbon Zero and reported on some of the most exciting climate activities happening in our community as well as the barriers that need to be overcome fast. We’ll hear some of what was covered at the forum on the show t...
2019-05-0226 min
"The Climate Report" & "Making Tracks" Community Radio ShowsMaking Tracks Show 153 Welcome back Swainson's hawks and rattlesnakes and help the Sacramento relocate"Making Tracks" is back and as always there’s lots to cover. Swainson's hawks are showing up and Friends of the River Banks (FORB) will welcome them back again this Saturday! This is a great chance to see these amazing raptors up close thanks to the Davis Raptor Center and often also in the wind circling nearby at Sutter’s Landing Park. (friendsoftheriverbanks.org) for details.
Rattlesnakes are also emerging so be aware and give them room. I’ll have more comments on that during the show and there’s also there’s a youth Nutria con...
2019-04-1036 min"The Climate Report" & "Making Tracks" Community Radio ShowsClimate Report Show 153 The Fast Track to Carbon Zero is here and more!I’ve got exciting news to share. Next Saturday, April 13 ,350 Sacramento will host an exciting, inspiring Community Forum, Fast Track to Carbon Zero. The forum will focus on the URGENCY of climate action, learn about what is going on now in the Sacramento region, and explore how we can think and act in new ways to make progress at the scale required for the climate emergency we’re facing.
There will be a fast-paced agenda, with *Assemblymember Kevin McCarty giving the opening remarks. Two stimulating panels, Big Ideas: The Here & Now and Thinking Bigger: Transforming Our...
2019-04-1033 min
"The Climate Report" & "Making Tracks" Community Radio ShowsMaking Tracks Show 152 April Showers, Sacramento Earth Day, Two Rivers Bike Trail Update, Bufferlands and Monarch Butterfly CrisisIt’s April and time for Making Tracks! Sacramento Earth Day is coming back this month thanks again to Environmental Council of Sacramento (ECOS).
I’ve got an update on the proposed addition to the Two Rivers Bike Trail between Sutter’s Landing Park and CSU Sac State along the south side of the Lower American River/Parkway. After much public, neighborhood and environmental organization pushback the city of Sacramento is reconsidering the placement of a new 2.4 mile segment of the Two Rivers Bike trail on the south side of the American River in the Parkway. The city re...
2019-04-0331 min"The Climate Report" & "Making Tracks" Community Radio ShowsClimate Report Show 152: "Fast Track to Carbon Zero", the Reluctant Radical and Valveturners reviewHappy April! The Climate Report is back and no fooling, climate change is real and happening now!
Today we’re going to catch up on some local big events happening this month.
Heading to the Fast Track…
Sign up today for the upcoming Forum on April 13 350 Sacramento will host their 4th Community Forum/Town Hall entitled “Fast Track to Carbon Zero”. The focus will be on the URGENCY of climate action, what is going on now in the Sacramento region, and how we can think transformatively to make progress at the scale required for the climat...
2019-04-0326 min
"The Climate Report" & "Making Tracks" Community Radio ShowsMaking Tracks Show 151 Swallows return, Micro-plastics are everywhere, and all aboard the Kingfisher train!Spring is in full swing now and March is nearly gone already but we still have some rainy weather at least this week. A good time to enjoy this time of year and one of my favorite ways to do that is to watch the returning swallows soaring overhead capturing newly emerged insects and maybe relocating each other after another long migration. We have more than half a dozen species of swallows, swifts and purple martins winging their way back for another nesting season. They take amazing numbers of insects while raising their young too. Last week large numbers o...
2019-03-2726 min"The Climate Report" & "Making Tracks" Community Radio ShowsClimate Report Show 151 Mayors Climate Commission, Climate Reality Project, We Can't Wait and more.The Climate Report is back with important news about the “Mayors Climate Commission”, the “Climate Reality Project”, “We Can’t Wait” and the upcoming 350Sacramento Community Forum. First a reminder why we are here. The Earth is warming, severely disrupting sustainable conditions for life and society. This not something that is a distant possibility we can wait for future leaders and technology to fix. We Own This Problem And We Need To Solve It, Now! “We Don’t Have Time”, to wait.
The Mayors Climate Commission met for the second time last week was very well attended and included much ne...
2019-03-2726 min
"The Climate Report" & "Making Tracks" Community Radio ShowsMaking Tracks Show 150 It's important to provide wildlife habitat in home gardens"Making Tracks" radio program is back and today is the 150th episode. How can we sustain wildlife around our home or other nearby urban spaces? I'm glad you asked and you don't have to have access to large acreage to help wildlife and make the space more enjoyable too.
The San Francisco Flower & Garden Show is coming to Sacramento at CalExpo this week. On 3/21/19 there will be a series of talks including by local California Native Plant Society (CNPS) representatives and Hedgerow Farms speakers and Doug Tallamy who wrote the book “Bring Nature Home; How You Can Su...
2019-03-2226 min"The Climate Report" & "Making Tracks" Community Radio ShowsThe Climate Report Show 150 Student Strikes for Climate Action Lead the WayAround 1.5 million school and university students in 123 countries have gone on strike to demand that politicians take urgent action on climate change. The coordinated protests were organised on social media under the Fridays for Future banner and inspired by the 16-year-old Swedish activist Greta Thunberg who is in her 30th week of striking on Fridays.
"It’s our time to rise up. Think we should be at school? Today’s climate strike is the biggest lesson of all”.
The Mayor’s Climate Commission met for the second time this Monday. One of three technical advisory committees...
2019-03-2226 min
"The Climate Report" & "Making Tracks" Community Radio Showsmaking Tracks Show 149 Endangered species donations and bats below our feetToday on Making Tracks, we’ve got an important reminder about how you can make voluntary donations for endangered species research and conservation at tax time. I can’t think of many better ways to share a few of your hard earned dollars for good cause. We’ll also revisit a segment I shared earlier about an amazing opportunity to see streaming bat colonies nearby that you may not have even know you pass over them frequently.
Music: Tax Checkoff Music , “River of Birds” , “Song about a bat” , and “Wetlands Rap”
And now, head outside when you can, it’s...
2019-03-1426 min"The Climate Report" & "Making Tracks" Community Radio ShowsThe Climate Report Show 149 Youth leaders, "Trains, buses people" and transportation challenges and effortsToday on the Climate Report, we’ll hear why teenage Greta Thunberg was just nominated as a leader on International Woman’s Day. Her original solo protest calling for leaders to radically prioritize climate change has had a huge ripple effect of youth protests in over 270 cities around the world. This Friday March 15th from noon to 2 PM a Sacramento youth protest strike for a Green New Deal and other necessary actions to solve the climate crisis will bring these demands to the west steps of the state capital. Listen to their concerns and support young people who have the m...
2019-03-1430 min"The Climate Report" & "Making Tracks" Community Radio ShowsClimate Report Show 148 "Youth vs. Apocalypse and other young climate activists leading the wayThe Climate Report is back this week with more on youth group climate activities. “Youth vs. Apocalypse” recently went viral with a Green New Deal discussion with Senator Diane Feinstein who was schooled by those young people. Also, “Our Children’s Trust continues to sue the federal government for endangering them by climate inaction. They had a took a moment to explain why on “60 Minutes” recently.
Music: “I See Fire” Ed Sheeran, and ”I Need Air” Bernadette La Hengst
"And now, find some shelter and get ready, it’s time for the Climate Report!"
2019-03-0732 min
"The Climate Report" & "Making Tracks" Community Radio ShowsMaking Tracks Sho 148 "Making Bad Planning Decisions"Today we’ll look closer at why the recent Sacramento Board of Supervisors decision to proceed with a plan that could develop several thousand acres of prime farmland and conservation habitat in North Natomas would be a bad idea.
Creek Week is coming back in early April. More on this annual event in the show. It’s not too early to think about Earth Day on April 28th. Head over to ecosacramento.net for details on how you can help.
“Curiosity and Discovery Along the River’s Edge, a Guided Walk”*Mystery and beauty await you. Explore...
2019-03-0701 min
"The Climate Report" & "Making Tracks" Community Radio ShowsMaking Tracks Show 147 Don't "Boot" Habitat Conservation out of North NatomasMaking Tracks is back and was recorded in the rain. Today, news on a proposal that would undermine existing habitat protection in the “Boot” area of North Natomas. Landowners in the Boot area of North Natomas have asked the Sacramento County Board of Supervisors to start the legal process needed for approval of a development plan for 2000 acres of urban development in the County covering most of the existing farmland between the City limit and Sacramento River, south of Fisherman’s Lake. The proposal directly contradicts and would undermine the Natomas Basin Habitat Conservation Plan (NBHCP) which covers the entire...
2019-03-0126 min"The Climate Report" & "Making Tracks" Community Radio ShowsClimate Report Show 147 Youth Take Climate Action and "Matter"2018 was officially the 4th hottest year on record and more and more people agree that global warming is real. Another really important upward trend we’re seeing is a surge of new energy around climate action and a lot of that action is coming from youth who have decided enough is enough and have organized to take action on climate. “Our Children’s Trust”, the “Sunrise Movement” and “iMatter” are examples of youth climate change advocacy groups and there is a need for more. Today’s show will focus on one of these groups, iMatter with part of a recent interview...
2019-03-0149 min
"The Climate Report" & "Making Tracks" Community Radio ShowsMaking Tracks Show 146 The Year of Coexistence with Wildlife and moreThis show is a remix of Show 143 with new segment on the Defenders of Wildlife “Year of Coexistence with Wildlife”. PGE in the news again for destroying sensitive habitat, Save leaves/wood for wildlife, nurturing nature in Japanese gardens and more.
Music: ”Fight for me” Raye Zargoza, “Child of the Wind” Bruce Coburn
And now, head outside when you can, it’s time for Making Tracks!
2019-02-2128 min"The Climate Report" & "Making Tracks" Community Radio ShowsClimate Report Show 146 Rising Oil Production and Greenhouse gasesThis is a remix of Show 142 with new information from the ”Drilled” podcast about increasing fossil fuel production by the US. 16 year old Greta Thunberg gave another powerful speech recently. This time she was at the elite world leaders economic conference Davos. Climate disruption is here, Greenhouse gases are rising again, it's time to declare a climate emergency, and youth climate work.
Music: A new song by The Killers, “The Land of the Free”
"And now, find some shelter and get ready, it’s time for the Climate Report!"
2019-02-2126 min
"The Climate Report" & "Making Tracks" Community Radio ShowsMaking Tracks Show 145 Tax Time Helping Endangered Species and moreMaking Tracks is back and so is tax time. Did you know you can help endangered species by making a voluntary donation to the Rare and Endangered Species Preservation Program? You can and you can also contribute to the California Sea Otter Fund while preparing your taxes. This can be tax deductible too. Past donations have helped protect hundreds of endangered plants and animals in California and several of these species have now been delisted. If more people donate, critical habitat can be conserved and enhanced and endangered species will be protected and monitored for the future.
D...
2019-02-1827 min"The Climate Report" & "Making Tracks" Community Radio ShowsThe Climate Report Show 145 Climate Change Trauma and more I’m currently traveling so we’re going to listen to a remix of an earlier show focusing on adaptation to climate change. Climate change also affects our health and well being. A discussion on Trauma from a recent Capital Regional Climate Readiness meeting will also be included.
Music: “Oh California” Colin Hay
"And now, find some shelter and get ready, it’s time for the Climate Report!"
2019-02-1826 min
"The Climate Report" & "Making Tracks" Community Radio ShowsMaking Tracks Show 144 New Funds to Restore Former Landfill, Bumblebees and moreBig decisions coming soon as the city of Sacramento has requested a $2 million dollar grant from the Lower American River Conservancy to expand its former land fill and now regional Sutter’s Landing Park. This Thursday at 10 AM the conservancy advisory committee will make final recommendations on which projects to fund. Sutter’s Landing Park and Camp Pollock are in the running. Why are Sutter’s Landing Park and other former landfills important opportunities for restoring nature, open space and eventually recreation opportunities? More on that today. We’ve also got information on bumblebees, Shifting Baseline Syndrome and California’s new biodiv...
2019-02-1830 min"The Climate Report" & "Making Tracks" Community Radio ShowsThe Climate Report Show 144 Adaptation and Climate EmergencyDo you feel it as people are waking up to climate change? A tipping point for climate action is rapidly spreading throughout the world. In Sacramento alone there are many upcoming activities by 350Sacramento and other organizations. Check the website or sign up for a newsletter and details
New times call for new measures and we will review several today. In these times as we head into new climate conditions on Earth different from those anyone has lived in before we need a call for courage, not hope now. We’ll hear more on that today from a...
2019-02-1828 min
"The Climate Report" & "Making Tracks" Community Radio ShowsMaking Tracks Show 143 "Save Leaves and Downed Wood in your Yard for Wildlife"Today on Making Tracks I’ll share some information on why saving leaves and dead wood in your yard is good for wildlife and less work for you. I’ve also got information on how spending time in nature and specifically Japanese gardens natures us. I’ll also share more on the ongoing concerns caused by PGE cutting down a large number of trees and surrounding vegetation in the American River Parkway.
My "Making Tracks" blog site has a few photos that go with this show.
Music: “Fight for you” Raye Zargoza, “Child of the Wind” Bruce Co...
2019-01-3126 min"The Climate Report" & "Making Tracks" Community Radio ShowsClimate Report Show 143 "Economic Climate Casualties"Do you know what the #1 thing you can about climate change? Talk about it!! that’s right!
The fossil fuel industry has misled people into thinking that climate change is a political issue and, therefore, impolite to discuss. It isn’t. Climate change is clearly a matter of physics/chemistry/biology: when we put additional greenhouse gases into the atmosphere, they form a blanket that traps heat. The increasing heat is wreaking havoc on our biological systems, including human civilization.
Pacific Gas and Electric Company (PG&E) could face up to $30 billion in liab...
2019-01-3126 min"The Climate Report" & "Making Tracks" Community Radio ShowsClimate Report Show 142 Climate Disruption is here!You may think climate disruption is arriving sooner than we were told. You are right. Three power-house scientists have published a warning: “ [Global warming will happen faster than we think](https://www.nature.com/articles/d41586-018-07586-5) .” They explain three emerging threats that combine to bring climate danger out of the year 2100, and right into the next decade.
Today, we’ll hear part of a recent interview on EcoShock about that new article in the prestigious journal Nature in December, [David G. Victor] is co-author and a professor of international relations, and director of the [Laborator...
2019-01-2433 min
"The Climate Report" & "Making Tracks" Community Radio ShowsMaking Tracks Show 142 Coexisting with Wild, Wild Life!The Sacramento Board of Supervisors recently agreed to hold a to be scheduled workshop on the extensive tree cutting and vegetation removal by PGE in the Parkway. Considerable damage has been done with acres of mature trees and sensitive habitat removed but there is still a need to determine what mitigation and restoration should be implemented. Currently high water in the slough at Discovery Park is close to triggering erosion and sedimentation of exposed soils left without protection by PGE and upstream vegetation removal included sensitive VELB endangered species habitat. More on that when it becomes available.
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2019-01-2429 min"The Climate Report" & "Making Tracks" Community Radio ShowsClimate Report Show 141 Sacramento's Transportation Future?What is Sacramento’s transportation future going to look like? Suburban sprawl has created a road system choked with commuters and our largest GHG contribution comes from transportation. We recently heard about the effort of 350Sacramento’s Transportation team which is working with others to improve transit funding and programs here. This is a critical piece of the solution to the mobility needs of people here. Past land use development decisions sprawling result means in retrofitting transit to work for everyone will be a challenge but many improvements and innovations are being planned. Meanwhile, what about other modes of trave...
2019-01-2440 min
"The Climate Report" & "Making Tracks" Community Radio ShowsMaking Tracks Show 141 Tracking Monarchs and helping them return homeoday we focus on Monarch butterflies including a look back at an exciting journey that pedaled the route following these amazing insects from Mexico northward towards Canada and back. We’ll also hear about Monarch population declines in both eastern and western populations.
The Monarch Butterfly is well known for its long-distance seasonal migration and its spectacular winter gatherings. West of the Rockies, Monarchs migrate to the California coast. Most of California’s Monarchs cluster in groves of nonnative Blue Gum Eucalyptus, as well as Monterey Pine, Monterey Cypress, and Redwood.
Each spring, monarchs disperse acros...
2019-01-2429 min"The Climate Report" & "Making Tracks" Community Radio ShowsClimate Report Show 140 Happy New Year & "Think 100%"!Today we are going to get a little taste of the Hip Hop Caucus’s award winning “Think 100%” the coolest show on climate change and learn about the energetic “Sunrise Movement” who are working to get the massive fossil fuel contributions out of the political process and endorsing the Green New Deal as a way forward for environmental justice and climate change. 350Sacramento hopes to partner with a local Sunrise Movement hub and creative an effective way of youth engaging on climate and environmental justice issues. I strongly encourage listeners to catch think100.info regularly as they are taking the boring...
2019-01-2441 min
"The Climate Report" & "Making Tracks" Community Radio ShowsMaking Tracks Show 140 Let's Make 2019 a Great Year for WildlifeHappy 2019! Let’s make it a great year for wildlife and our environment! There are no shortages of of issues to get involved in and of course there are many places and ways you can enjoy wildlife and nature nearby.
Today I’ve got news about local threats to Purple Martins, the largest swallow in NA and known to only a few locations in the central valley of California including Sacramento. These native birds are rapidly declining from pesticides and loss of nesting sites and the city is being asked to take steps to protect them. Meanwhile, acros...
2019-01-2426 min"The Climate Report" & "Making Tracks" Community Radio ShowsClimate Report Show 139 Looking Back and ForwardI’m recording this show on Xmas eve and it will hopefully be aired as the last Climate Report for 2018. We’ll look back today at several segments from earlier this month including an update on the newly formed and now kicked off Mayors Climate Commission, why this is a time for courage, not hope, and a very real fairy tale about “Slaying the Climate Dragon”. As we enjoy a much deserved break with family and friends over the holidays, let’s remember why it is important, critical really, that we do all that we can in the year ahead and b...
2019-01-2426 min
"The Climate Report" & "Making Tracks" Community Radio ShowsMaking Tracks Show 139. Microplastic beads, Monarch butterflies, and too many falling trees...Today on the last Making Tracks for 2018, tiny microplastic beads and fibers are everywhere, why is that a concern? I’ve also got an update on Monarch butterflies in our region, And finally PGE continues to cut down healthy trees and sensitive vegetation in the Parkway without documenting the need, avoiding unnecessary impacts or working with the many groups and individuals who work hard to protect this unique place. A petition and media advisory is being circulated today by Trees for Sacramento and Save the American River Association are calling on the County to stop unnecessary impacts and require doc...
2018-12-2726 min"The Climate Report" & "Making Tracks" Community Radio ShowsThe Climate Report Show 138: Stealing our children's future in a climate emergency15 yr old girl, Greta Thunberg, recently rocked the adults at the COP24 climate meeting (“You say you love your children above all else, and yet you’re stealing their future before their very eyes.”) her message pulled no punches and those not present need to listen too. We’ll do that today.
The recent release of the National Climate Assessment “ (A team of more than 300 experts guided by a 60-member Federal Advisory Committee produced the report, which was extensively reviewed by the public and experts, including federal agencies and a panel of the National Academy of Sciences.” -GlobalChange...
2018-12-2729 min"The Climate Report" & "Making Tracks" Community Radio ShowsClimate Report Show 137 Transportation Team Updates and Slaying the Climate DragonTransportation is changing rapidly. Just look around at the various forms of vehicle and ride sharing, electric cars and transit, and many more new options becoming available. Transportation is also the largest contributor of GHG emission here. One of the best ways to reduce carbon emissions quickly is to cut down on ICE trips but what will it take to get us out of those fossil fuel burners? What will our transportation future look like and how can we shape it to improve our health and mobility, and see that fair and equitable solutions are available for all? Today we’ll...
2018-12-1426 min
"The Climate Report" & "Making Tracks" Community Radio ShowsMaking Tracks Show 137 More Falling Trees, Nature Art and MorePGE continues to cut down mature oaks and cottonwoods in the Am River Parkway and have now moved upstream for the 150’ wide 1 mile long swath they clear cut across Discovery Park including sensitive stream side habitat there. Sacramento set a high priority to expand Sutter’s Landing Park and is seeking grant funding to acquire more lands there, meanwhile nearby the city plans to cut many trees and sensitive habitat to extend the Two Rivers Bike Trail in spite of a better alternative that would avoid those impacts. Across the Sacramento River, West Sacramento has added a great piece of publ...
2018-12-1426 min
"The Climate Report" & "Making Tracks" Community Radio ShowsMaking Tracks Show 136 Peacock/Human Conflicts, Wildlife Counts, Nature Rhythms and moreIt’s time for Making Tracks again! Human/Wildlife conflict comes in many forms including different shapes, sizes and even colors. Well Peacocks are very colorful but they aren’t wildlife here although they can cause problems with enough help from us. More on that today. And what about those butts? Did you know that cigarette butts are toxic to fish as well as being harmful to other wildlife. Listen up and no excuses, if you smoke, hang on to those butts and dispose of them properly. Meanwhile, don’t forget to pay attention to those open skies and you just m...
2018-12-0826 min"The Climate Report" & "Making Tracks" Community Radio ShowsClimate Report Show 136 Mayors Climate Commission, Declaration of Climate Emergency and MoreThe Climate Report is back and today we have information on the recent kickoff of the Mayors Climate Commission. This is a major development and critical for our region and beyond. There have also been a number of new climate reports at state, national and global levels and we will only have time to mention them but you are encouraged to look closer as they are finally getting more attention as they should. Thousands of pages of important science further documenting that Climate change is real, it’s here now and we know what to do but need to get ev...
2018-12-0826 min"The Climate Report" & "Making Tracks" Community Radio ShowsClimate Report Show 134: New times call for courage, climate emergency and a Green New DealNew times call for new measures. In these times as we head into new climate conditions on Earth different from those anyone has lived in before we need a call for courage, not hope now. We’ll hear more on that today from a climate scientist. It’s also time to call for the declaration of a climate emergency as others have done including the cities of Oakland, Berkeley and Richmond. More on that today too. How about a way to move forward? Today, I’ll introduce the Green New Deal as just that and how you can learn more and he...
2018-12-0126 min
"The Climate Report" & "Making Tracks" Community Radio ShowsMaking Tracks Show 134: Expanding Sutter's Landing Park, Bike Trail issues, Ponds, Moons and moreToday on Making Tracks, the City of Sacramento wants to expand and enhance Sutter’s Landing Park and has requested a state grant to do that. As part of that proposal a section of the Two Rivers Bike Trail on the south side of the American River would be constructed. The City also has a proposed project to extend the Two Rivers Bike Trail east of Sutter’s Landing Park and connect it with CUSU. While this bike trail would be an important addition to the ARP for recreationists and commuters, the currently proposed project would cause significant impacts to wild...
2018-12-0126 min
"The Climate Report" & "Making Tracks" Community Radio ShowsMaking Tracks Show 133: Bad Tree Cutting Decisions, Megafires, Jaguars as Tigers and moreMaking Tracks" radio show is back! I've got lots of news but not all of it is good.
I've previously covered PGE's proposed project to remove trees and other vegetation under their power lines in the American River Parkway at Discovery Park. The utility refused to provide information including environmental surveys, permits, or document the number of trees to be removed. They also did not offer any mitigation. In spite of requests for more information by local groups and elected officials, PGE moved ahead with this project which is underway now. Based on what is resulting it's clear that they...
2018-12-0126 min"The Climate Report" & "Making Tracks" Community Radio ShowsClimate Report Show 133: Court rulings, Fires and Climate Denial CrimesNo new news on the Juliana v US court case. As previously discussed this could be the trial of the century as 21 young people are suing the US govt for not protecting their future from climate change. The Supreme Court recently agreed the case should go forward at the District level in Eugene, OR. We are continuing to wait on the new court date and start of the trial.
I do have new information on a recent rejection of the Keystone XL pipeline permit that would allow tar sands to be piped into the US.
A new podcast, “Drilled” is comi...
2018-12-0126 min
"The Climate Report" & "Making Tracks" Community Radio ShowsMaking Tracks Show 132 Sandhill cranes and fall return, bees buzzing and trees fallingToday on Making Tracks we revisit the return of Sandhill cranes to our area and where they come from. We’ll also hear about more about making Sacramento a Bee city. I’ve also got information on the upcoming 45th annual Environmentalist of the year awards.
I’ve reported on recent shows about PGE preparing to cut down mature native trees and riparian habitat in the American River Parkway near their power lines. Despite repeat requests for better information, documentation and coordination that work is now underway and is causing trail closures in the lower area of the Parkway around Discov...
2018-11-0826 min"The Climate Report" & "Making Tracks" Community Radio ShowsClimate Report Show 132 Updates on SMUD and Juliana v US climate lawsuitToday we revisit SMUDs recent disappointing decision regarding their strategy to reduce their carbon footprint. We’ll also have an update on the landmark lawsuit, Juliana v US including a very recent decision by the Supreme Court that will allow the case to be heard in court.
Note: This show was recorded before the election.
“And now, find some shelter and get ready, it’s time for The Climate Report!”
2018-11-0826 min"The Climate Report" & "Making Tracks" Community Radio ShowsClimate Report Show 131 Halloween, Condolences and HopeHappy Halloween but sad condolences to all of us who continue to be hurt by senseless acts of violence! These are certainly scary times we live in, especially if we are young or have children. We need to live our lives fully without fear and look out for each other.
Today we will learn more about “Our Children’s Trust” lawsuit against the federal government for not addressing climate change. A recent Ted Talk by one of the young plaintiffs, 18 yr old Aji Piper, explains why the the lawsuit is important and offers much hope.
Meanwhile, want to help make things...
2018-11-0326 min
"The Climate Report" & "Making Tracks" Community Radio ShowsMaking Tracks Show 131 Why we need wetlands and more nature observationsBiologists can’t be everywhere and will never see all that goes on in nature. Fortunately we all can contribute observations that help answer questions and ask new ones just by paying attention and documenting what we find. Put those smartphones to good use!
What are wetlands and why do we need to find a better way to preserve them in the fast of increasing disasters to protect people?
Music today includes the "Wetland Rap" by singing zoologist Lucas Miller, 2015 and "Citizens of Science" flashback to 1980 by the Yellow Magic Orchestra.
2018-11-0326 min"The Climate Report" & "Making Tracks" Community Radio ShowsThe Climate Report Show 130Why SMUD's carbon footprint reduction decision doesn't add up. Update on "Our Children's Trust" lawsuit against the federal government for a lack of protection for their future and climate change. New music from one of the young people in this landmark case. Aired 10/24/18
2018-10-2726 min
"The Climate Report" & "Making Tracks" Community Radio ShowsMaking Tracks Show 130(aired 10/24/18, repeat show 123). Converting landfills to parks, a vision for Sutter's Landing, a local landfill/park, Nutrias are spreading in this region. "Peace of the Wild Things" by Wendell Berry and more.
2018-10-2726 min
"The Climate Report" & "Making Tracks" Community Radio ShowsMaking Tracks Show 129 Monarchs, "Butterbikes" and moreDo Monarch butterflies make tracks? Maybe but did you know where they gather to overwinter in Mexico highlands you can hear their wingbeats at times as millions set out on their long journey north. Did you know that the amazing migration journey Monarchs take requires up to 5 generations of butterflies to complete but is at risk due to pesticides, climate change and habitat loss. It’s true and Monarchs need more protection. More about that today and What do you get when you put together Monarch butterfly migration and bikes? “Butterbikes of course! Hear about an amazing bike ride on the...
2018-10-1926 min"The Climate Report" & "Making Tracks" Community Radio ShowsClimate Report Show 129 Reducing utility carbon footprints, turning valves and more!We have an opportunity to urge SMUD to set a new course to aggressively reduce their carbon footprint. They are expected to select an alternative at their board meeting on Oct. 18th, unfortunately at 9 am. Staff are recommending a lesser, “business as usual” alternative but 350Sac continues to press for SMUD to help lead the way to becoming carbon free. Attend the meeting or send them your comments ASAP.
Remember the Valve-turners? They came to Sacramento a while back to share their amazing story of safely shutting down 15% of the tar sand crude oil coming into the US. We’ll hear a...
2018-10-1929 min
"The Climate Report" & "Making Tracks" Community Radio ShowsMaking Tracks Show 128Another PGE tree removal update, Wild & Scenic Film festival is coming back, Friends of the River Banks celebrate another salmon return
Music: “Ghost of Cain” New Model Army, “Rabbit Song” Boy and Bear “Salmon Life Cycle” (I will survive)
Aired: 10/10/18
2018-10-1726 min
"The Climate Report" & "Making Tracks" Community Radio ShowsMaking Tracks Show 127More Fall thoughts, no new info on PGE vegetation impacts proposed in Parkway. Meanwhile some music to inspire and help us do the right thing.
Music: “River of Birds” Libana, “Child of the Wind" Bruce Cockburn,“ Smallest Trees” Rootz Underground,, “In the River”/“Fight for You” Raye Zargoza, “Same Side" Fossil Fuel Kid, and we’ll end the show with “Oh California" Colin Hay
Aired 10/3/18
2018-10-1726 min
"The Climate Report" & "Making Tracks" Community Radio ShowsMaking Tracks Show 126Fall is here, Sandhill cranes, Bee Update, Parkway Problems review
Music: “Seasons” Rebel Diaz, “If a tree falls” Bruce Cockburn
Aired 9/26/18
2018-10-1726 min"The Climate Report" & "Making Tracks" Community Radio ShowsThe Climate Report Show 128Update on SMUD's IRP carbon footprint reduction decision including public testimony given.
Music: “Change this thing”and “Push” by Alex Smith and EcoShock
Aired: 10/10/18
2018-10-1741 min"The Climate Report" & "Making Tracks" Community Radio ShowsClimate Report Show 127Let's take a break from issues, put our hands together and raise our voices for inspiration and motivation.
Music: “Voice of my granddaughter”, “Rise like Flowers”, “Rise for Creation”, “We are the Protectors”, “Paint our Future” and “Calling all Warriors” (Peace Poets and Thrive Choir), “Climate Change" AppleJaxx, “I'm a patriot” Clan Dyken and “Hold On” Howard University Choir.
Aired 10/3/18
2018-10-1730 min"The Climate Report" & "Making Tracks" Community Radio ShowsClimate Report Show 126Topics include Governor's Climate Action Summit, Sacramento Climate Commission launch, California's 4th Climate Change Assessment, Renaissance Society Climate Change Course.
Music: “Optimistically” Occupy the Trees “I feel threatened” Mallard
Aired 9/26/18 (extended version)
2018-10-1728 min
Energetic RadioEpisode 71 – Being present and thriving with Nelia SteeleOne of the biggest challenges we are faced with in day to day life is being present in the current moment. With the constant access to social media, the internet and so many distractions this topic is becoming more and more important. Today’s guest Nelia Steele is an outstanding educator and even better person. I have had the pleasure of seeing Nelia present live in Dubai as well as getting to know her over the years.
Nelia is leading the way with mindfulness practice, meditation ideas for educational settings and generally getting the most out of ea...
2018-07-2339 min
"The Climate Report" & "Making Tracks" Community Radio ShowsTesla’s Sustainable Transportation Event at the California State CapitalThis is a special combined "Climate Report and "Making Tracks" program. I attended Tesla's Sustainable Transportation event at the California State Capital May 16th. New reports on Tesla's economic footprint in California and health and climate related savings from moving to zero emission vehicles were covered. There was limited media coverage so I put this special report together to help get this important sustainable transportation information out.
Find shelter or head outside but get ready it’s time for a Climate Report/Making Tracks program!
The economic footprint of Tesla in California:(https://ihsmarkit.com/research-analysis/the-economic-footprint-of-tesla-in-california.html)
Clean Air Fu...
2018-05-1928 min
"The Climate Report" & "Making Tracks" Community Radio ShowsThis is the Intro Segment for Making Tracks Show 106The full show will play on 96.5 FM in Sacramento or streaming at AccessSacramento.org this Wed. 5/2/18 at 12:30 PM Pacific Time Zone
2018-05-0101 min
"The Climate Report" & "Making Tracks" Community Radio ShowsMaking Tracks: Bird Nests & Tree Care, Tricolored blackbirds finally listed and moreThis is the intro for my show which played on community radio today.
Today I want to talk about Bird Nests and Tree Care considerations, share an update on the recent decision to list the Tricolored Blackbird and remind us why becoming an endangered species can help protect a species.
💥*Music*: new music “Blackbird Song” Lee DeWyze, “Farm Girl” Ry Cooder.
The full episode is available on my blog: https://daletracks.blogspot.com/2018/04/making-tracks-to-save-tri-colored.html
2018-04-2603 min"The Climate Report" & "Making Tracks" Community Radio ShowsClimate Report 105: Intro How to best prepare for transportation's future?Transportation is responsible for 30 to 40% of the CO2 released into the atmosphere and triggering climate change. What does that mean for the future? Moving away from fossil fuel transportation would be a major step in reducing climate impacts. But can the era of individually owned, gas-powered cars driven by humans draw to a close? A new age of shared, zero-emission, automated vehicles is emerging. Best-case scenario: we end up with cleaner air, better-connected communities, and an expansion of accessible and affordable mobility options for all. Worst-case scenario: we end up with more sprawl and pollution as people are willing to...
2018-04-2601 min
"The Climate Report" & "Making Tracks" Community Radio ShowsIntro to "Making Tracks" Show 103Latest episode of Climate Report & Making Tracks Community Radio Shows
2018-04-1101 min"The Climate Report" & "Making Tracks" Community Radio ShowsIntro to Climate Report Show 103Latest episode of Climate Report & Making Tracks Community Radio Shows
2018-04-1101 min
"The Climate Report" & "Making Tracks" Community Radio ShowsIntro to the 100th Episode of my "Making Tracks" radio show.It’s show 100 for Making Tracks today and yesterday was the first day of Spring! It’s sometimes said that the prize for winning an environmental victory really is the need to fight again for the same thing later. The full show gives regional and statewide examples. A link to the full radio show follows: https://www.dropbox.com/s/wq5ef8r1l3z08ka/MakingTracksShow100Extended.mp3?dl=0
2018-03-2002 min"The Climate Report" & "Making Tracks" Community Radio ShowsIntroduction to my 100th Climate Report.Climate Report show 100 today focuses adaptation to climate change. As individuals, a region, the state and beyond the climate affects our health and well being. A link to the full show follows: https://www.dropbox.com/s/c5l6gyr1y8day9n/ClimateReportShow100Extended.mp3?dl=0
2018-03-2001 min"The Climate Report" & "Making Tracks" Community Radio ShowsClimate Report: Keep it Cool!Your home & city may be pretty cool now but it's going to take everyone working together to keep it that way...
2018-03-1706 min