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Dose de VIBES Podcast#11 Rémi Reibel - Le journalisme pour témoigner de l'Autre et de la Vie🎙Ouverture de la saison 2 - DOSE DE VIBES 🎙
Pour ouvrir cette nouvelle saison, Nicolas Bravin reçoit un invité au parcours hors du commun : Rémi Reibel, journaliste, rédacteur, auteur et surtout conteur d’histoires de vie.
Depuis l’enfance, Rémi a dû apprendre à composer avec une lourde maladie rénale. Mais il a choisi une autre voie : celle de la résilience, de l’humour et de la curiosité insatiable pour les autres.
Aujourd’hui, il met sa plume et son micro au service de l’humain, convaincu qu’une rencontre peut changer une t...
2025-09-181h 28
INNENARCHITEKTUR WISSENHonorar & Selbstwert für Planer:innen | Interview mit Carolin ReibelIn dieser Podcastfolge spreche ich mit Innenarchitektin und Speakerin Carolin Reibel über Selbstständigkeit, Preisgestaltung, Selbstwert und Money Mindset in der Innenarchitektur. Sie teilen persönliche Erfahrungen, reflektieren über professionelle Kommunikation, Honorarverhandlungen und den Einsatz von KI-Tools im Planungsalltag. Ideal für alle, die in kreativen Berufen selbstständig sind und ihren beruflichen Wert klar vertreten wollen.Du findest Carolin hier:https://www.linkedin.com/in/carolin-reibel/https://www.instagram.com/carolinreibel/https://carolinreibel.de/Herzlich kreative Grüße, EvaHier d...
2025-07-061h 03
GOALS: An ALS United PodcastGOALS Podcast #9 with Diane Reibel, PhD, on ALS and MindfulnessDiane Reibel, PhD, joins the ALS United Mid-Atlantic GOALS Podcast to discuss her work on ALS and Mindfulness. Topics include the sciences behind mindfulness, reducing stress, and programs to benefit people with ALS and their caregivers. To learn more about ALS and our programs, visit www.alsmidatlantic.org
Diane Reibel, PhD, is the director of the Myrna Brind Center for Mindfulness. Learn more about her work at https://www.jeffersonhealth.org/conditions-and-treatments/mindfulness-based-stress-reduction/mindfulness
#ALS #ALSUnited #Mindfulness #stress #caregiving #Podcast
2025-04-1532 min
Teaching Learning Leading K-12Anthony R. Reibel - Beyond PLC Lite: Evidence-Based Teaching and Learning in a Professional Learning Community at Work - 699
Anthony R. Reibel - Beyond PLC Lite: Evidence-Based Teaching and Learning in a Professional Learning Community at Work. This is episode 699 of Teaching Learning Leading K12, an audio podcast.
Anthony R. Reibel, EdD, is the director of research and evaluation at Adlai E. Stevenson High School in Lincolnshire, Illinois. In 2006, he became a Spanish teacher at Stevenson, where he served as a curricular team leader, core team leader, coach, and club sponsor.
In 2010, Anthony received recognition from the state of Illinois, and in 2011, Illinois Computing Educators named him Technology Educator of...
2024-08-1259 min
Sports Geek - A look into the world of Sports Marketing, Sports Business and Digital MarketingUnique proposition in partnerships, Jeff ReibelIn this Sports Geek Throwback episode, Sean Callanan interviews Jeff Reibel, CEO of North Queensland Cowboys. They discussed unique proposition in partnerships. Show notes - https://sportsgeekhq.com/podcast/throwback/strategies-for-forging-successful-partnerships-jeff-reibel
2024-04-2505 min
Ménopause & RenaissanceLa puissance de la psychologie positive, avec Barbara Reibel, coach de vie et auteure.En s'inspirant de la grâce aérienne du colibri, Barbara Reibel nous apprend à célébrer les petites (et grandes) joies qui émaillent l'existence, grâce à son livre. Faisons éclore la joie chaque jour, à l'image du colibri qui butine... mille fleurs quotidiennement ! Comme lui, contribuons de manière désintéressée et accomplissons notre part. Enfin, nourrissons la résilience à laquelle le colibri invite, surmontant des défis malgré sa taille minuscule.Le plus du livre de Barbara ? Chacune des cinq qualités prédominantes de l'animal totem s'accompagne d'un exercice de coaching simple et ludique, à...
2024-02-0547 min
Mind Body Food mit Kat#18 Lebst du das Leben eines anderen?Warst du auch schon mal in einer Situation in der du dich etwas nicht getraut hast? Möchtest du dich lieber jahrlang fragen - was wäre gewesen wenn? Was wäre gewesen, wenn du dich getraut hättest? Schön, dass es dich gibt und du mir heute zugehört hast. Lass mir gerne eine Sterne-Bewertung da. Damit würdest du mich sehr unterstützen! Schau auch bei mir auf der Webseite kat-bel.com oder auf Instagram @kat.reibel vorbei Alles Liebe Deine Kat 🦩
2022-12-0914 minMind Body Food mit Kat#17 Müde? Machst du das was dich erfülllt?Bist du häufig müde? Vielleicht liegt es daran, dass du nicht müde bist weil du zu viel machst, sondern weil du zu wenig von dem machst, was dir Freude bereitet? Was ich damit genau meine erkläre ich dir in der heutigen Folge und was das mit Human Design zu tun hat. Denn vor allem Generatoren und Manifestierende Generatoren dürfen ihrer Freude folgen und das sind zusammen immerhin über 60% unserer Gesellschaft. Schön, dass es dich gibt und du mir heute zugehört hast. Lass mir gerne eine Sterne-Bewertung da. Damit...
2022-12-0211 minMind Body Food mit Kat#16 Mutig sein mit der richtigen EnergiefrequenzWarst du schon mal mutig und hast es im nachhinein bereut, weil es eine schmerzhaft Erfahrung war? Warum du manchmal das Gefühl hast, dass das Leben nicht fair ist und es andere viel leichter haben als du, was das aber für dich bedeutet erkläre ich dir in der heutigen Folge. Schön, dass es dich gibt und du mir heute zugehört hast. Lass mir gerne eine Sterne-Bewertung da. Damit würdest du mich sehr unterstützen! Schau auch bei mir auf der Webseite kat-bel.com oder auf Instagr...
2022-11-2518 minMind Body Food mit Kat#15 InnenschauWas es mit uns macht wenn wir unseren Blick von Aussen nach Innen richten. Und warum wir nicht immer nur nach vorne schauen dürfen, sondern auch mal zurückschauen sollten, um zu erkennen wie weit wir bereits gekommen sind. Schön, dass es dich gibt und du mir heute zugehört hast.. Lass mir gerne eine Sterne-Bewertung da. Damit würdest du mich sehr unterstützen! Schau auch bei mir auf der Webseite kat-bel.com oder auf Instagram @kat.reibel vorbei. Alles Liebe Deine Kat 🦩
2022-11-1808 min
YPOcastLars Reibel: Quando a missão fala mais altoLars Reibel é filho de um imigrante alemão que chegou ao Brasil logo após a Segunda Guerra Mundial, sem familiares, amigos, e sem nem mesmo falar português. Seu pai começou a trabalhar, então, com mineração, e logo construiu uma empresa de sucesso.
Lars estudou administração, e começou a trabalhar em um banco ainda na universidade. Seu principal objetivo sempre foi adquirir experiência e abrir portas em sua carreira. Entrou como trainee na Unilever, e cresceu rapidamente na corporação. Pela empresa, trabalhou na Argentina, na Austrália e em Londres, quando...
2022-10-0747 min
YPOcastLars Reibel: Quando a missão fala mais altoLars Reibel é filho de um imigrante alemão que chegou ao Brasil logo após a Segunda Guerra Mundial, sem familiares, amigos, e sem nem mesmo falar português. Seu pai começou a trabalhar, então, com mineração, e logo construiu uma empresa de sucesso.
Lars estudou administração, e começou a trabalhar em um banco ainda na universidade. Seu principal objetivo sempre foi adquirir experiência e abrir portas em sua carreira. Entrou como trainee na Unilever, e cresceu rapidamente na corporação. Pela empresa, trabalhou na Argentina, na Austrália e em Londres, quando...
2022-10-0647 min
How We Do Digital MinistryDrs. Karen Marie-Yust & Erin Reibel - "Real Kids Real Faith" | How We Do Digital Ministry Episode 52Episode 52 of the How We Do Digital Ministry podcast features Dr. Karen-Marie Yust and Dr. Erin Reibel from Real Kids Real Faith. Karen-Marie, Erin, and Charlotte Elia discuss nurturing children's spirituality online, growing in faith through questions rather than dogma, and seizing this opportunity for innovation.
"The combination of the diminishing Sunday school and the reliance on online resources means that children's ministry needs to move toward providing those more direct resources to families, even if families are still intersecting with the church. Because on a Tuesday afternoon, when a parent is thinking, 'My child is asking th...
2022-10-0326 minMind Body Food mit Kat#1 KomfortzoneMein Name ist Kat Reibel - ich bin Lifestyle- und Mindset-Coach und heute ist eine ganz besondere Folge, denn das hier ist die Folge Nummer 1. Katrin hat gefragt, ob ich erzählen kann wie ich zu dem Lifestyle, den ich heute lebe, gekommen bin. Es wird also darum gehen, was es bedeutet seine Komfortzone zu verlassen. Denn das ist wie ich zu meinem aktuellen Lifestyle gekommen bin. Die Komfortzone hat also viel mit dem Charakter und der Persönlichkeit eines Menschen zu tun. Persönliches Wachstum passiert jedoch nur außerhalb der Komfortzone. Die K...
2022-05-2621 minMind Body Food mit Kat#0 IntroHallo, Ich bin Kat Reibel Wie schön, dass du heute zuhörst bei meiner allerersten Podcast-Folge. Das hier wird eine Intro-Folge wo ich dir kurz erzähle wer ich bin und worum es in dem Podcast gehen wird. Du bekommst hier jede Woche eine neue Folge zum Thema Persönlichkeitsentwicklung, Ernährung und Lifestyle. Meinen Herzensthemen. Ich bin Lifestyle und Mindset-Coach und biete auch regelmäßig 1:1 Intensivcoachings und thematische Gruppenworkshops zu diesen Themen an. Auf meiner Webseite www.kat-bel.com und auf meinem Instagram-Account https://www.instagram.com/kat.reibel/ findest du seh...
2022-05-2603 min
The Tom Schimmer PodcastMust Be Nice | Tony Reibel | Get Them TalkingIn Don't @ Me (2:34), Tom opens by sharing why "must be nice" is the most condescending phrase anyone can use. Then, Tom is joined by author and colleague Tony Reibel (11:11) to discuss his latest book, "Small Changes, Big Impact: 10 Strategies to Promote Student Efficacy and Lifelong Learning." Finally, in Assessment Corner (45:19), Tom talks about the single most underutilized formative assessment strategy and that is to get students talking about their learning..Tony on Twitter: @areibelTony on Instagram: @areibel22Tony on LinkedIn: Tony ReibelThe Assessor Website: www.assessormag.comEvidence-Based Grading: www.ebgschools.com
2022-04-111h 02
Assess THAT with Tom & Nat! (Assessment, Feedback, Grading, and Learning)Must Be Nice | Tony Reibel | Get Them TalkingIn Don't @ Me (2:34), Tom opens by sharing why "must be nice" is the most condescending phrase anyone can use. Then, Tom is joined by author and colleague Tony Reibel (11:11) to discuss his latest book, "Small Changes, Big Impact: 10 Strategies to Promote Student Efficacy and Lifelong Learning." Finally, in Assessment Corner (45:19), Tom talks about the single most underutilized formative assessment strategy and that is to get students talking about their learning.
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Tony on Twitter: @areibel
Tony on Instagram: @areibel22
Tony on LinkedIn: Tony Reibel
The Assessor Website: www.assessormag.com
Evidence-Based Grading: www.ebgschools.com
2022-04-111h 02
Waterpolo Expert Talk„Spandau, Krankheit & Neuanfang“ – Nationalspieler Ben Reibel über mentale Gesundheit & Karriereentscheidungen (Teil 2)Im zweiten Teil des Gesprächs mit Ben Reibel, Bundesligaspieler und ehemaliger Nationalspieler, wird es besonders persönlich. Offen, reflektiert und ohne Beschönigung spricht Reibel über seine Zeit bei Spandau 04, die sportlichen Höhepunkte, seine gesundheitlichen Probleme, mentale Belastungen und den schwierigen, aber notwendigen Schritt, seine Karriere neu auszurichten.
Ben erzählt, wie er kurz nach seinem Wechsel von Uerdingen nach Berlin an einer rheumatischen Erkrankung litt, die zunächst niemand richtig einordnen konnte. Monate voller Schmerzen, Fehldiagnosen und Unsicherheit folgten, bis schließlich ein Rheumatologe die Ursache fand. Die notwendige medikamentöse Behandlung erwies sich mitten in der Corona-Pa...
2022-03-1924 min
NRL Podcast Archives - Sports GeekConnecting local community and national audience – Jeff Reibel – North Queensland CowboysIn this CEO Series episode of Sports Geek, Sean Callanan catches up again with Jeff Reibel from North Queensland Cowboys: On this podcast you'll learn about: How Jeff found his way into rugby league thanks to his brother Unique proposition North Queensland Cowboys offer partners with large regional footprint and nation TV audiences What [...]The post Connecting local community and national audience – Jeff Reibel – North Queensland Cowboys appeared first on Sports Geek.
2021-12-2250 min
The Weekly Climate[Jun 7-13 ‘21] Net-zero vs real-zeroWelcome to this week’s edition of The Weekly Climate 🎉References: [1], [2], [3], [4], [5] and [6].As you know, when I’m launching new stuff I tend to try different things to see what works and next week we’re going to try Twitter Spaces instead of Clubhouse. Twitter Spaces is the same, just on Twitter. There’s a number of reasons why I wanted to try Twitter Spaces instead of ClubhouseIt’s where the climate discussion already isYou only need a Twitter account to joinA couple of people I’ve spoken too had...
2021-06-1400 min
The Weekly Climate[May 31 - Jun 6 ‘21] Announcing Deep DivesWelcome to this week’s edition of The Weekly Climate 🎉References: [1], [2], [3], [4], [5] and [6].Announcement: Deep dives & ClubhouseThanks to those who joined our Clubhouse event last week. I learned a ton from the interview with Betsy Middleton about how shareholder activism work and how it’s really a quite powerful way to force companies to change. That’s why I have decided to add another feature to this newsletter — well two to be exact but they’re related.👋 Clubhouse: The clubhouse discussions are here to stay. I really believe the format provides a great way to get...
2021-06-0700 min
The Weekly Climate[May 24-30’21] Big fossils bad weekWelcome to this weeks edition of The Weekly Climate 🎉Before we continue I have a quick announcement + an invitation and even an additional unrelated invitation! First of all: Weekly Climate goes Clubhouse! I have toyed with the idea of using Clubhouse as a way to make sure that we leave no stone left unturned on some of the major news about the climate crisis. And also I wanted to give you my dear subscribers an opportunity to discuss and learn more about the most important news from the past week. And after being increasingly glued to the...
2021-05-3100 min
The Weekly Climate[May 17-23’21] No more fossil fuels from this year!Welcome to this weeks edition of The Weekly Climate 🎉References: [1], [2], [3], [4], [5] and [6].‼️News you can’t missHere’s one important scary/bad (🙀), good (😻), interesting (😼) and fossil (💩) news item. 🙀 The world’s biggest iceberg came into existence. A 4320 km2 behemoth.😻 30% of Shell’s shareholders voted for a resolution that calls total b******t on Shell’s climate “plan”.😼 A look at climatarianism or eating according to how carbon intensive the food is.💩 IEA: “No more fossil fuel expansion now! From this year”.👩⚕️ Status: Climate & ScienceLet’s look at how we’re doing this week!
2021-05-2400 min
AyuReady#7 Vegane Ernährung als Lebensentscheidung - Interview mit Kat ReibelKat Reibel ist ganzheitliche Ernährungsberaterin für pflanzlich-vollwertige (vegane) Ernährung, für alle die sich gesund und ausgewogen ernähren möchten.
Auf der Webseite www.pflanzlich-vollwerttig.com gibt es viele Rezept Inspirationen im Magazin oder auch beim kostenlosen Onlinekurs 'vegane Basics'.
Dort kannst du dich auch für ihren Newsletter eintrage, individuelle Beratungen buchen oder ein kostenloses Kennenlerngespräch ausmachen.
Im Juli kommt Kats Herzens-Projekt raus: der Onlinekurs Mind-Body-Food. Ein 10 Wochenprogramm, das zeitlich flexibel ausgeführt werden kann. Jeder Tag besteht aus einem theoretischen Teil und einem praktischen Teil. Es werden al...
2021-05-2454 min
The Weekly Climate[May 10-16 ‘21] More space junkWelcome to this weeks edition of The Weekly Climate 🎉References: [1], [2], [3], [4], [5] and [6]‼️News you can’t missHere’s one important scary/bad (🙀), good (😻), interesting (😼) and fossil (💩) news item. 🙀 Failing to meet Paris targets could ultimately lead to 59m sea level increase just from Antarctica ice melt (albeit in the next several hundred years).😻 Tesla has decided to stop taking bitcoin for vehicle purchases citing environmental damage caused by bitcoin.😼 A group of researchers are calling for net zero targets to split in two: One target dealing with actual emission reductions and the othe...
2021-05-1700 min
The Weekly Climate[May 3-9 ‘21] Pollinator-friendly solar farmsWelcome to this weeks edition of The Weekly Climate 🎉References: [1], [2], [3], [4], [5] and [6]‼️News you can’t missHere’s one important scary/bad (🙀), good (😻), interesting (😼) and fossil (💩) news item. 🙀 Bitcoin miners forced a coal power plant in New York online.😻 A really cool startup is making pollinator friendly solar farms.😼 A great article by Amy Westervelt that shows us why we’re continuously failing to find the right solutions for the climate crisis.💩 A new study shows that deaths from biomass now outnumbers those from coal and gas due to the phase out of mainly co...
2021-05-1000 min
The Weekly Climate[Apr 26-May 2 ‘21] Win in Germany 🤩Welcome to this weeks edition of The Weekly Climate 🎉Refterences: [1], [2], [3], [4], [5] and [6].‼️News you can’t missHere’s one important scary/bad (🙀), good (😻), interesting (😼) and fossil (💩) news item. 🙀 EU decided to include fossil gas as fundable clean energy.😻 Big win for activism this week in Germany as the government is being ordered to do more to ensure the future of future generations.😼 We The Power shortfilm released by Patagonia detailing the benefits of community owned energy.💩 Shell is fooling us.. again..👩⚕️ Status: Climate & ScienceLet’s look at how we’re doing this...
2021-05-0300 min
The Weekly Climate[Apr 19-25 ‘21] Earth WeekWelcome to this week’s edition of The Weekly Climate 🎉References: [1], [2], [3], [4], [5] and [6].‼️News you can’t missHere’s one important scary/bad (🙀), good (😻), interesting (😼) and fossil (💩) news item. 🙀 A Yale Climate Connections video discusses the rampant disinformation ecosystem that’s hurting everything we do as humans.😻 Worsening climate change is causing Sahara dust storm to appear less frequently.😼 Here’s 10 things (good and bad) that we’ve learned about the Earth since last Earth Day.💩 New documents shows that Shell has been planning most of what’s happening right now since the 90’s...
2021-04-2600 min
The Weekly Climate[Apr 12-18 ‘21] Vive la FranceWelcome to this week’s edition of The Weekly Climate 🎉References: [1], [2], [3], [4], [5] and [6].‼️News you can’t missHere’s one important scary/bad (🙀), good (😻), interesting (😼) and fossil (💩) news item. 🙀 76% of California are currently in a drought which does not bode well for the 2021 wildfire “season”.😻 France is moving closer to banning all national airline travel for which a
2021-04-1900 min
The Weekly Climate[Apr 5-11 ‘21] Carbon omissionsWelcome to this weeks edition of The Weekly Climate 🎉References: [1], [2], [3], [4], [5] and [6].‼️News you can’t missHere’s one important scary/bad (🙀), good (😻), interesting (😼) and fossil (💩) news item. 🙀 Carbon omissions: The amount of carbon dioxide equivalent emissions that a country emits but “forget” to count.😻 A team of Swedish researchers have had a major breakthrough for making “massless” batteries.😼 Great cartoon series on the most common tactics employed by the climate delayers.💩 US banks are soaked in fossil fuels despite pledging divestment.👩⚕️ Status: Climate & ScienceLet’s look at how we’re doing this...
2021-04-1212 min
The Weekly Climate[Mar 29-Apr 4 ‘21] Big agriculture knew tooWelcome to this weeks edition of The Weekly Climate 🎉References: [1], [2], [3], [4] and [5].Let’s start this one off with by far the saddest April Fools, a tweet by Greta Thunberg. Imagine if this was actually true and not a joke. And if you want to read on what happened during IEAs summit click the tweet below.‼️News you can’t missHere’s one important scary/bad (🙀), good (😻), interesting (😼) and fossil (💩) news item. 🙀 #BigAgricultureKnewToo, like big oil big meat and dairy companies have spent millions in lobbying efforts to curb climate action.😻 Bike infr...
2021-04-0500 min
The Weekly Climate[Mar 21-28’21] Banking on Climate ChaosWelcome to this weeks edition of The Weekly Climate 🎉References: [1], [2] and [3].‼️News you can’t missHere’s one important scary/bad (🙀), good (😻), interesting (😼) and fossil (💩) news item. 🙀 The 60 biggest banks has funneled 3.8T$ into the fossil fuel industry since the Paris Agreement.😻 It looks like more and more ad agencies have stopped working with the fossil fuel industry.😼 Bacterias, that can help ice form?! (and the opposite)💩 Experienced climate journalist Ketan Joshi, goes through the wellknown fossil fuel industry tactics for shifting politicians focus away from them and onto other things.
2021-03-2900 min
The Weekly Climate“Final” episodeThis is the final episode for now that will go out to major podcast publishing platforms. The reason is that nobody seem to notice that I forgot to publish an episode last week. I won’t go through fighting with Anchor.fm every week if nobody really cares 😅. So if you want to listen you can still do so in the newsletter itself. Just go to weeklyclimate.com and listen. AFAIK you can even add the stream to your podcast app.
2021-03-2900 min
The Weekly Climate[Mar 15-21’21] Decades to come...Welcome to this weeks edition of The Weekly Climate 🎉Reference: Drilled NewsThis week I decided to mix up the climate numbers with a quote. I will do this every now and then whenever there’s something that’s so important it deserves it. This one is crucial to understanding what BP is doing right now. Of course I will dive deeper on this one below.‼️News you can’t missHere’s one important scary/bad (🙀), good (😻), interesting (😼) and fossil (💩) news item. 🙀 Nothing this week is as scary as the evidence mounting against...
2021-03-2200 min
The Weekly Climate[Mar 8-14 ‘21] Fridges and F-gasesWelcome to this weeks edition of The Weekly Climate 🎉References: [1], [2], [3], [4], [5] and [6].For those listening on the newsletter or the podcast you will notice that there’s not a lot of sound effects this time. Perhaps that for the better? But in any case the reason is that I’ve grown tired of fighting with my former podcast app and are getting used to a new one. So I will probably augment the podcast format in the coming weeks.Finally, remember that it’s not too late to sign up for our Massive.earth Challenge. Come join...
2021-03-1500 minThe Weekly Climate[Mar 8-14 ‘21] Fridges and F-gasesWelcome this weeks edition of The Weekly Climate!
I’m trying out a new recording app this week, so the episodes have a lot fewer sound effects and other stuff. I had a minor leveling issue with one part of the recording, so please bear with me while I use this otherwise much better app.
This is a podcast version of the newsletter The Weekly Climate. It is meant to be your monday morning news overview of the most important climate crisis news from last week. Each podcast episode comes with a detailed newsletter wh...
2021-03-1515 min
Vamily - vegan Leben in Familien#172 - Vom Sugarholic in ein befreites Leben - Interview mit Kat ReibelHeute habe ich ein schönes Interview für Dich, dass Dir zeigt, wie auch Du es schaffen kannst, von Deiner Zuckersucht in ein befreites Leben zu kommen. Vielleicht ist Dir Deine Zuckersucht auch gar nicht so bewusst. Bei mir war das lange so. Kat, mit der ich über ihre Zuckersucht spreche, wusste schon lange, wie süchtig sie nach Zucker ist und hat dann vor einigen Jahren einen Cut gemacht. Wie sie heute auch zuckerfrei süß genießt und vollkommen "zuckersuchtfrei" ist, teilt sie in der heutigen Podacstfolge mit uns.
Ich wünsche Dir viel Spaß bei dieser Podcastepisode.
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2021-03-111h 10
The Weekly Climate[Mar 1 - 7 ‘21] Massive EarthWelcome to this weeks edition of The Weekly Climate 🎉References: [1], [2], [3], [4], [5] and [6].This friday my co-founder Martin Ferro-Thomsen and I (and a whole host of lovely advisors and partners) launched our new project Massive.earth. If you already read our launch blogpost you can just skip forward to the newsletter part. I wanted to feature it here since this initiative is very likely interesting for a whole lot you, my dear readers. For those of you who have been subscribing for a long time you will probably also see a resemblance in the way we structure our wor...
2021-03-0800 minThe Weekly Climate[Mar 1 - Mar 7’21] Massive EarthWelcome this weeks edition of The Weekly Climate!
NB! Due to a bug in Anchor.fm that I’m using to record this podcast, a bug that has been persisting now for multiple months this episode might be missing the final “goodbye” sequence. If that is the case I apologize. I’m actively looking for other tools to use as they don’t seem to want to fix this bug.
This is a podcast version of the newsletter The Weekly Climate. It is meant to be your monday morning news overview of the most important climate cr...
2021-03-0817 min
The Weekly Climate[Feb 22-28’21] Wall Street shapeshiftersWelcome to this weeks edition of The Weekly Climate 🎉References: [1], [2], [3], [4], [5] and [6].‼️News you can’t missHere’s one important scary/bad (🙀), good (😻), interesting (😼) and fossil (💩) news item. 🙀 An important ocean current that is known for shaping our climate is at its weakest in the past 1000 years.😻 Exxon has stranded 98% of its assets in the Canadian oil sands.😼 Following up on our coverage of Texas last week, this article sums up the most important lessons from the event.💩 Drilled news has uncovered an interesting tie between the fossil fuel industry, tobacco i...
2021-03-0100 minThe Weekly Climate[Feb 22-28’21] Wall Street shapeshiftersWelcome this weeks edition of The Weekly Climate!
This is a podcast version of the newsletter The Weekly Climate. It is meant to be your monday morning news overview of the most important climate crisis news from last week. Each podcast episode comes with a detailed newsletter wherein you can dive deeper into each news item.
For the full shownotes please go to https://www.weeklyclimate.com
News you can’t miss:
🙀 Did you know that supermarkets (in the US alone) emit 2.6Gt of CO2eq into the atmosphere due to F-gas emissions?
😻 Mining giants are saying goodbye to coal. Hopefull...
2021-03-0114 min
The Weekly Climate[Feb 15-21’21] The Texas IssueWelcome to this weeks edition of The Weekly Climate 🎉References: [1], [2], [3] and [4].‼️News you can’t missHere’s one important scary/bad (🙀), good (😻), interesting (😼) and fossil (💩) news item. 🙀 Did you know that supermarkets (in the US alone) emit 2.6Gt of CO2eq into the atmosphere due to F-gas emissions? 😻 Mining giants are saying goodbye to coal. Hopefully for good.😼 CarbonBrief goes deep into what health benefits we can expect if we decide to solve the climate crisis.💩 Texas suffered a lot of blackouts from the recent extreme cold caused by the polar vo...
2021-02-2200 minThe Weekly Climate[Feb 15-21‘21] The Texas IssueWelcome this weeks edition of The Weekly Climate!
This is a podcast version of the newsletter The Weekly Climate. It is meant to be your monday morning news overview of the most important climate crisis news from last week. Each podcast episode comes with a detailed newsletter wherein you can dive deeper into each news item.
For the full shownotes please go to https://www.weeklyclimate.com
News you can’t miss:
🙀 Did you know that supermarkets (in the US alone) emit 2.6Gt of CO2eq into the atmosphere due to F-gas...
2021-02-2215 min
Shedding Light Hunting Stories PodcastEp. 108 Dad's Birthday Deer-A Tribute Story with Ben ReibelSend Travis a Text MessageWho's someone who's passed on that's taught you a lot about hunting or got you into hunting? Is there someone you'd like to pay tribute to? Drop a comment on our Shedding Light Outdoor Facebook page or Instagram. We'd be honored to hear who that was for you. Today's guest is Ben Reibel who was on Ep. 2 in 2019. Ben comes on to tell an amazing story about how he was able to end his season in Illinois on a special day in a special location. Hope you enjoy!
2021-02-1628 min
The Weekly Climate[Feb 8-14’21] 8.700.000Welcome to this weeks edition of The Weekly Climate 🎉References: [1], [2], [3] and [4]A quick announcement before we go on to the newsletter. I wanna take this time to welcome our first Voluntary Researcher, Knut Eirik Almelid. I met Knut at a virtual Danish Refugee Council event earlier this year and we had a couple of chats after that about The Weekly Climate. So when I heard he had started looking for a new gig (which he still is) it was obvious to ask if he wanted to help with the time has. Knut has worked with Doctors Wit...
2021-02-1500 minThe Weekly Climate[Feb 8-14’21] 8.700.000Welcome this weeks edition of The Weekly Climate!
This is a podcast version of the newsletter The Weekly Climate. It is meant to be your monday morning news overview of the most important climate crisis news from last week. Each podcast episode comes with a detailed newsletter wherein you can dive deeper into each news item.
For the full shownotes please go to https://www.weeklyclimate.com
News you can’t miss:
🙀 Updated numbers suggest that fossil fuel based pollution kills 8.7 million (up from 7.5M) every year.
😻 Surprisingly, a NASA-bas...
2021-02-1517 min
The Weekly Climate[Feb 1-7’21] The 80/18 rule of food productionWelcome to this weeks edition of The Weekly Climate 🎉References: [1], [2], [3], [4] and [5].‼️News you can’t missHere’s one scary/bad (🙀), good (😻), interesting (😼) and fossil (💩) news item.🙀 If you’re wondering about the negative effects the climate crisis has on your health, New York Times has a detailed list.😻 Some things are actually going better in the fight to solve the climate crisis than the worst predictions laid out. 😼 Steel plants have a big footprint and this week Grist looks at the paths that steel plants have to decarbonize.💩 The fossil...
2021-02-0800 minThe Weekly Climate[Feb 1-7’21] The 80/18 rule of food productionWelcome this weeks edition of The Weekly Climate!
This is a podcast version of the newsletter The Weekly Climate. It is meant to be your monday morning news overview of the most important climate crisis news from last week. Each podcast episode comes with a detailed newsletter wherein you can dive deeper into each news item.
For the full shownotes please go to https://www.weeklyclimate.com
News you can’t miss:
🙀 If you’re wondering about the negative effects the climate crisis has on your health, New York Times has a detai...
2021-02-0815 min
The Weekly Climate[Jan 25-31’21] EU Renewables - The fossils: 1 - 0Welcome to this weeks edition of The Weekly Climate 🎉References: [1], [2], [3], [4], [5] and [6].Due to a bug in the app I’m using for the podcast (Anchor) the episode today is missing the final minute or so. I’m sorry about that 🙏. If anybody knows a great app for making podcasts let me know. Alright, on to the newsletter! 🏃♂️‼️News you can’t missHere’s one scary/bad (🙀), good (😻), interesting (😼) and fossil (💩) news item.🙀 A new study has found that the annual rate of ice loss has increase 57% since 1994.😻 Renewables (wind and solar) gen...
2021-02-0100 minThe Weekly Climate[Jan 25-31’21] EU Renewables - Fossils: 1 - 0Welcome this weeks edition of The Weekly Climate!
This is a podcast version of the newsletter The Weekly Climate. It is meant to be your monday morning news overview of the most important climate crisis news from last week. Each podcast episode comes with a detailed newsletter wherein you can dive deeper into each news item.
For the full shownotes please go to https://www.weeklyclimate.com
News you can’t miss:
🙀 A new study has found that the annual rate of ice loss has increase 57% since 1994.
😻 Renewables (wind and sola...
2021-02-0114 min
The Weekly Climate[Jan 18-24 ‘21] The Biden editionWelcome to this weeks edition of The Weekly Climate 🎉References: [1], [2], [3] and [4].Ok, let’s just be honest. This episode is more U.S. heavy than usual, obviously due to President Biden being sworn in. Lots of reactions, lots of hopes, lots of dreams. But also lots of action on his first day. Let’s see where this goes. But don’t worry. There’s also plenty of non-US stuff this week. 🤗‼️News you can’t missHere’s one scary/bad (🙀), good (😻), interesting (😼) and fossil (💩) news item. 🙀 50.000 lives would be spared every single year in...
2021-01-2500 minThe Weekly Climate[Jan 18-24 ‘21] The Biden editionWelcome this weeks edition of The Weekly Climate!
This is a podcast version of the newsletter The Weekly Climate. It is meant to be your monday morning news overview of the most important climate crisis news from last week. Each podcast episode comes with a detailed newsletter wherein you can dive deeper into each news item.
For the full shownotes please go to https://www.weeklyclimate.com
News you can’t miss:
🙀 50.000 lives would be spared every single year in EU if we stopped polluting our air with fossil fuels and other pollutants.
😻 Best news this week is that the U.S. Dem...
2021-01-2515 min
The Weekly Climate[Jan 11-17’21] Mother Nature is our allyWelcome to this weeks edition of The Weekly Climate 🎉References: [1], [2], [3], [4] and [5].When you think about it humans are threatened by a changing climate i.e. nature. The ecosystem of the planet is changing and making it more and more uninhabitable for us. That could make you conclude that climate change is man against nature. That has been the prevailing assumption since the industrial revolution that man can just modify nature to our liking. It seems clear at this point that’s not true. Nature is forcing us to change, not the other way around. Still, it’s not a...
2021-01-1800 minThe Weekly Climate[Jan 11-17’21] Mother Nature is our allyWelcome this weeks edition of The Weekly Climate!
This is a podcast version of the newsletter The Weekly Climate. It is meant to be your monday morning news overview of the most important climate crisis news from last week. Each podcast episode comes with a detailed newsletter wherein you can dive deeper into each news item.
For the full shownotes please go to https://www.weeklyclimate.com
News you can’t miss:
🙀 The next major IPCC report goes to governments for acceptance without pointing fingers at the fossil fuel industry. Why?
2021-01-1816 min
Find The Others#019: Joe Reibel on overcoming severe Dyslexia and ADHD while consulting at Deloitte and pursing an MBA at MichiganJoe Reibel is a Strategy Consultant in the Enterprise Performance practice at Deloitte Consulting based in New York City. He focuses on operating model design and post merger integration projects for Fortune 500 clients.
While working 60-80 hours a week at Deloitte, Joe is also an MBA Candidate at the University of Michigan’s School of Business. Before starting at Michigan and before the COVID-19 Pandemic, Joe volunteered as a Tutor and Assistant Coach at Bronx Lacrosse and as an MC at Sofar Sounds in New York.
We talk about his...
2021-01-1755 min
The Weekly Climate[Jan 4-10’21] 9 yearsWelcome to this weeks edition of The Weekly Climate 🎉References: [1], [2], [3], [4], [5] and [6].When writing this newsletter, one thing that continuously puzzles me is that it is so much easier to find climate news about the US than any other place. I always have to spend quite some time to make sure the newsletter is balanced and that it’s not too US-focussed. Most research, case-studies, policy and innovation news I find comes from the U.S. The US seems to have all the great climate reporters: Emily Atkin, Amy Westervelt, Mary Annaïse Hegglar, and many more. There’...
2021-01-1100 minThe Weekly Climate[Jan 4-10’21] 9 yearsWelcome this weeks edition of The Weekly Climate!
This is a podcast version of the newsletter The Weekly Climate. It is meant to be your monday morning news overview of the most important climate crisis news from last week. Each podcast episode comes with a detailed newsletter wherein you can dive deeper into each news item.
We go back to the original news focussed format this week but augments the newsletter with a blog that describes which actions to take based on the news items you read.
News you can’t miss:
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2021-01-1114 min
The Weekly Climate[Dec 28’20-Jan 3’21] Hope and fearWelcome to this weeks edition of The Weekly Climate 🎉References: [1], [2], [3], [4], [5] and [6].Happy new year! 🚀 I hope you didn’t drink as much wine as I did, but if you did power to you! I was in charge of bringing wine to our small new years party (safely within our COVID-circle of course) and I’m happy to report that I did manage to drink most of the wine myself. And boy, am I a good wine-shopper 🍷. Too good for my own health apparently. 🥴So I’m therefore also excited to bring you the first issue of the Weekl...
2021-01-0400 minThe Weekly Climate[Dec 28’20 - Jan 3’21] Hope and fearWelcome this weeks edition of The Weekly Climate!
This is a podcast version of the newsletter The Weekly Climate. It is meant to be your monday morning news overview of the most important climate crisis news from last week. Each podcast episode comes with a detailed newsletter wherein you can dive deeper into each news item.
We go back to the original news focussed format this week but augments the newsletter with a blog that describes which actions to take based on the news items you read.
News you can’t miss: ...
2021-01-0414 min
The Weekly Climate[Dec 21-27’20] Exxon wishes you a merry x-masWelcome to this weeks edition of The Weekly Climate 🎉References: [1], [2], [3], [4], [5] and [6]This week we’re just going to start off with this leaked internal Exxon x-mas holiday video courtesy of the Climate Ad Project. Please watch, it’s really great. … because it’s true.‼️News you can’t missA part from the excellent Exxon ad above, there’s more Exxon news such as the fact that it doesn’t want to tell anybody about how much it’s new projects are going to pollute. In fact it sells some of them as climate-bene...
2020-12-2813 minThe Weekly Climate[Dec 21-27’20] Exxon wishes you a merry x-masWelcome this weeks edition of The Weekly Climate!
This is a podcast version of the newsletter The Weekly Climate. It is meant to be your monday morning news overview of the most important climate crisis news from last week. Each podcast episode comes with a detailed newsletter wherein you can dive deeper into each news item.
We go back to the original news focussed format this week but augments the newsletter with a blog that describes which actions to take based on the news items you read.
News you can’t miss: A pa...
2020-12-2813 min
The Weekly Climate[Dec 14-20’20] OffsetgateWelcome to this weeks edition of The Weekly Climate 🎉References: [1] and [2].Is there an #offsetgate underway? Last week I referred to an article by Bloomberg which pointed out that one of the largest nature conservancies in the US were cheating with its offsets. This week another company is caught by Bloomberg selling worthless offsets. The key thing about offsets is that in order for them to work the company selling them must prove that had it not been for them then the trees wouldn’t have been planted or protected. This is the problem for both of th...
2020-12-2100 minThe Weekly Climate[Dec 14-20’20] OffsetgateWelcome this weeks edition of The Weekly Climate!
This is a podcast version of the newsletter The Weekly Climate. It is meant to be your monday morning news overview of the most important climate crisis news from last week. Each podcast episode comes with a detailed newsletter wherein you can dive deeper into each news item.
We go back to the original news focussed format this week but augments the newsletter with a blog that describes which actions to take based on the news items you read.
News you can’t miss: The IE...
2020-12-2117 min
The Weekly Climate[Dec 7-13’20] The Emissions GapWelcome to this weeks edition of The Weekly Climate 🎉References: [1], [2], [3], [4]Another big report week. The numbers above are taken from the most important ones. And boy are the numbers clear. 2030/2043: These numbers are average case and should therefore be taken with a grain of salt in terms of precision, but I must admit I thought both temperature boundaries were way farther out into the future. 2030? That’s like 2.5 election cycles. Most politicians should care about that.3% / -24%: I knew the richest were the bad guys (yes using the male pronoun here on purpo...
2020-12-1400 minThe Weekly Climate[Dec 7-13’20] The Emissions GapWelcome this weeks edition of The Weekly Climate!
This is a podcast version of the newsletter The Weekly Climate. It is meant to be your monday morning news overview of the most important climate crisis news from last week. Each podcast episode comes with a detailed newsletter wherein you can dive deeper into each news item.
We go back to the original news focussed format this week but augments the newsletter with a blog that describes which actions to take based on the news items you read.
News you can’t miss: This we...
2020-12-1418 min
The Weekly Climate[Nov 30-Dec 6’20] 7 Grand ChallengesWelcome to this weeks edition of The Weekly Climate 🎉References: [1], [2], [3], [4], [5],[6].As I’m returning to the news focussed format I decided to do a small restructuring of the way I present the content. Before the newsletter was centered around the topics: Climate & Science, Technology, Startups, Investing, Major Carbon Emitters, Policy, Climate Justice, Books, Other and Podcasts. But I figured that these topics are somewhat arbitrary. The original idea was that people could then sort what interest them. However, the categories ended up becoming very mixed. And way too often I was in a dilemma of where to pu...
2020-12-0700 minThe Weekly Climate[Nov 30-Dec 6’20] 7 Grand ChallengesWelcome this weeks edition of The Weekly Climate!
This is a podcast version of the newsletter The Weekly Climate. It is meant to be your monday morning news overview of the most important climate crisis news from last week. Each podcast episode comes with a detailed newsletter wherein you can dive deeper into each news item.
We go back to the original news focussed format this week but augments the newsletter with a blog that describes which actions to take based on the news items you read.
News Summary: The UN Secretary General...
2020-12-0718 min
The Weekly Climate[Nov 23-Nov 29 2020] HybridgateWelcome to this weeks edition of The Weekly Climate! 🎉 Announcement: Launching act.weeklyclimate.comAfter gathering feedback for the new format for some weeks now I’ve decided to go back to the news focussed format for the newsletter and then keep the actions that we as individuals can do on a separate blog: act.weeklyclimate.com. I want to make sure that the newsletter coupled with the blog gives you my dear reader a way to act on the news items that you read. For instance if you read a story about something negative the fossi...
2020-11-3000 minThe Weekly Climate[Nov 23-Nov 29 2020] HybridgateWelcome this weeks edition of The Weekly Climate!
This is a podcast version of the newsletter The Weekly Climate. It is meant to be your monday morning news overview of the most important climate crisis news from last week. Each podcast episode comes with a detailed newsletter wherein you can dive deeper into each news item.
We go back to the original news focussed format this week but augments the newsletter with a blog that describes which actions to take based on the news items you read.
News Summary: Hybridgate is rolling...
2020-11-3014 minThe Weekly ClimateSpecial episode: Back to the basicsJust a brief episode announcing that I’m going back to a more news focussed newsletter and leaving the action items for a different blog. You can learn more about why by reading or listening to the next newsletter
2020-11-3000 min
The Weekly Climate[Nov 16-22 2020] Baby you can drive my carWelcome to this weeks edition of The Weekly Climate! 🎉 Ok that went pretty poorly.This week I took my own medicine based on the last newsletter which focussed on how bad gas stoves are for the climate and for the indoor climate. So I posted on our apartment buildings facebook page the facts about gas stoves and that I wanted to lead the effort in getting our gas stoves replaced. I wrote that if I could get people to say they were interested in that then I would also try to negotiate a good deal for the...
2020-11-2315 minThe Weekly Climate[Nov 16-22 2020] Baby you can drive my carWelcome this weeks edition of The Weekly Climate!
This is a podcast version of the newsletter The Weekly Climate. It is meant to be your monday morning news overview of the most important climate crisis news from last week. Each podcast episode comes with a detailed newsletter wherein you can dive deeper into each news item.
This one features a new format in which we go into detail about one particular theme or news item from last week at the cost of making the news section shorter but with the same amount of news (just...
2020-11-2315 min
The Weekly Climate[Nov 9-15 2020] The climate and health bomb in your homeWelcome to this weeks edition of The Weekly Climate! 🎉 I love to cook. Currently, I’m really into Mexican. My coup de gras at the moment is smokey roasted chicken tacos with a goat cheese jalapeño sauce. Currently, I’m cooking on our old gas stove which stood here when we moved in. But that’s about to change. I used to belong to the tribe of people thinking that cooking with gas was just better. After all, the pros does it, right?Think again.As it turns out, the whole #cookingwithgas thing is yet ano...
2020-11-1600 minThe Weekly Climate[Nov 9-15 2020] The climate and health bomb in your homeWelcome this weeks edition of The Weekly Climate!
This is a podcast version of the newsletter The Weekly Climate. It is meant to be your monday morning news overview of the most important climate crisis news from last week. Each podcast episode comes with a detailed newsletter wherein you can dive deeper into each news item.
This one features a new format in which we go into detail about one particular theme or news item from last week at the cost of making the news section shorter but with the same amount of news (just...
2020-11-1614 min
The Weekly Climate[Nov 2-8 2020] Volume is powerWelcome to this weeks edition of The Weekly Climate! 🎉 WUHU BIDEN WON! This might actually give us a shot at ensuring a livable future for future generations but seriously, we have a long way to go. Biden and the rest of the world will need to put on their working gloves ASAP.Sometimes I imagine talking to my long deceased grandparents about the world we live in today. The post-truth era with Trump, populist governments around the world, the fossil fuel industry, the total inaction on climate change and so on. And I wonder about their res...
2020-11-0900 minThe Weekly Climate[Nov 2-8] Volume is powerWelcome this weeks edition of The Weekly Climate!
This is a podcast version of the newsletter The Weekly Climate. It is meant to be your monday morning news overview of the most important climate crisis news from last week. Each podcast episode comes with a detailed newsletter wherein you can dive deeper into each news item.
This one features a new format in which we go into detail about one particular theme or news item from last week at the cost of making the news section shorter but with the same amount of news (just...
2020-11-0914 min
The Weekly Climate[Oct 26-Nov 1 2020] It’s illegal to solve the climate crisisWelcome to this weeks edition of The Weekly Climate! 🎉 Thank you for all the feedback I’ve received on e-mail and in the comments on the last newsletter. I generally get the vibe that people like the updated version of the newsletter better. I still want to hear what you think especially if you disagree, so please reach out if that is the case (also if you just want to tell me how awesome it is 🥰). This week we’re going to look into why solving the climate crisis is illegal today and what you can do about i...
2020-11-0200 minThe Weekly Climate[Oct 26-Nov 1 2020] It’s illegal to solve the climate crisisWelcome this weeks edition of The Weekly Climate!
This is a podcast version of the newsletter The Weekly Climate. It is meant to be your monday morning news overview of the most important climate crisis news from last week. Each podcast episode comes with a detailed newsletter wherein you can dive deeper into each news item.
This one features a new format in which we go into detail about one particular theme or news item from last week at the cost of making the news section shorter but with the same amount of news (just...
2020-11-0212 min
The Weekly Climate[Oct 19-25 2020]: The fossil enemyWelcome to this weeks edition of The Weekly Climate and today with a slightly changed format, yay! 🎉 I’ve been spending a lot of time recently thinking about how to make the newsletter more action.oriented. I have gotten a few e-mails from some of you saying something like great newsletter, but I feel powerless, I want to act, I want to do something etc. And it has been rumbling around in my head how to help facilitate that.If you’re like me you read the news here and in many cases you get pissed, angry, c...
2020-10-2600 minThe Weekly Climate[Oct 19-25 2020] The Fossil EnemyWelcome this weeks edition of The Weekly Climate!
This is a podcast version of the newsletter The Weekly Climate. It is meant to be your monday morning news overview of the most important climate crisis news from last week. Each podcast episode comes with a detailed newsletter wherein you can dive deeper into each news item.
This one features a new format in which we go into detail about one particular theme or news item from last week at the cost of making the news section shorter but with the same amount of news (just...
2020-10-2614 min
The Weekly ClimateThe Weekly Climate #10: Oct 12-18 2020Welcome to this weeks edition of The Weekly Climate! 🎉 I recently started reading a book by philospher Toby Ord called The Precipice. So far it’s a highly interesting read about humanity’s existential risks and how to think about them. It deals with all kinds of existential risks we face from natural ones such as asteroid impacts to manmade ones such as climate change. And late one night as I was pondering asteroid impacts versus climate change I came up with an interesting thought experiment. Play along if you want.So let’s say that the astron...
2020-10-1900 minThe Weekly ClimateThe Weekly Climate #10: Oct 12-18 2020Welcome this weeks edition of The Weekly Climate!
This is a podcast version of the newsletter The Weekly Climate. It is meant to be your monday morning news overview of the most important climate crisis news from last week. Each podcast episode comes with a detailed newsletter wherein you can dive deeper into each news item.
Summary: Recycling plastic is largely a con perpetrated by the fossil fuel industry, letter from a waorani woman in the Amazon, Atlantic is the hottest in 2900 years and climate change has already cost over 1million lives and over 3 trillion $...
2020-10-1916 min
The Weekly ClimateThe Weekly Climate #9: Oct 5-11 2020Welcome to this weeks edition of The Weekly Climate! 🎉 In-sync —October 10, 2020. Jim woke 8:30am to a brief tap on his wrist. It was his watch who told him that it was time to get up as he had just reached an optimal amount of sleep and was at an optimal place in his sleep cycle. The curtains pulled silently aside to let in the light. He sat up and he could smell the coffee from the kitchen. The coffee was actually brewed 2.5 hours ago when power prices was low and renewable wind production was high. But it was still b...
2020-10-1200 minThe Weekly ClimateThe Weekly Climate #9: Oct 5-11 2020Welcome this weeks edition of The Weekly Climate!
This is a podcast version of the newsletter The Weekly Climate. It is meant to be your monday morning news overview of the most important climate crisis news from last week. Each podcast episode comes with a detailed newsletter wherein you can dive deeper into each news item.
Summary: Greta et. al calls bullshit on EUs climate targets, September was the hottest month on reecord, California gets its first gigafire, the Amazon is turning into a savannah and Facebook climate denial ad gets 8million views despite the...
2020-10-1219 min
The Weekly ClimateThe Weekly Climate #8: Sep 28 - Okt 4 2020Welcome to this weeks edition of The Weekly Climate! 🎉 The last cow (Oct 4 2020) — Nancy came running toward Catherine. As fast as she could. She always did that when Catherine rang the bell. Catherine hugged Nancy. “Come on Nancy, it’s time to go inside”. Catherine tied a leash to her collar and started to walk. Nancy followed her, as she always did. Catherine had bought the farm from a farmer who after eating cows was banned had to shut down. At that time the farmer had two cows left and Nancy was one of them. She was just a calf then...
2020-10-0500 minThe Weekly ClimateThe Weekly Climate #8: Sep 28 - Oct 4 2020Welcome this weeks edition of The Weekly Climate!
This is a podcast version of the newsletter The Weekly Climate. It is meant to be your monday morning news overview of the most important climate crisis news from last week. Each podcast episode comes with a detailed newsletter wherein you can dive deeper into each news item.
Summary: Lots of major carbon emitter news this week, as well as deeper dives into China’s 2060 carbon neutrality pledges and California’s ban on ICE cars.
For the full shownotes please go to https://weeklyclimate.subs...
2020-10-0517 min
The Weekly ClimateThe Weekly Climate #7: Sep 21-27 2020Welcome to this weeks edition of The Weekly Climate! 🎉 The last human (September 28, 2020) — Sandra boarded the electric high-speed train from Pittsburgh to New York. She walked along the narrow aisle of the train, past other commuters and found her seat. She sat down and plugged her headphones in. She just came from a meeting with Pittsburgh officials discussing proposals about what to use the just retired Homer City Station Plant for. So many cool and interesting proposals were discussed. Everything from an art museum, to a startup co-working space, to a lab for researching green energy to low income...
2020-09-2800 minThe Weekly ClimateThe Weekly Climate #7: Sep 21-27 2020Welcome this weeks edition of The Weekly Climate!
This is a podcast version of the newsletter The Weekly Climate. It is meant to be your monday morning news overview of the most important climate crisis news from last week. Each podcast episode comes with a detailed newsletter wherein you can dive deeper into each news item.
Summary: 2.5m of sea level rise is coming regardless of 2C is reached or not, Facebook is in the midst of a gigantic climate change scandal, China pledges carbon neutrality, California bans ICE cars in 2035 and hurry up and...
2020-09-2820 min
The Weekly ClimateThe Weekly Climate #6: Sep 14-20 2020Welcome to this weeks edition of The Weekly Climate! 🎉Degrowth and Decouple (September 20, 2020) — There are two main strategies to solving the climate crisis: Degrowth or Decouple. These strategies will define and build our future. Degrowth is the strategy of “no”: As in “no, you cannot fly”, “no, you cannot eat meat” and so on. Where Decouple is the strategy of “yes but”: “Yes you can fly, but it has to be in an a green hydrogen powered airplane” and “Yes you can eat meat, but it has to be synthetic or raised using alternative cow feed”. Both strategies are valid, but are in the pub...
2020-09-2100 minThe Weekly ClimateThe Weekly Climate #6: Sep 14-20 2020Welcome this weeks edition of The Weekly Climate!
This is a podcast version of the newsletter The Weekly Climate. It is meant to be your monday morning news overview of the most important climate crisis news from last week. Each podcast episode comes with a detailed newsletter wherein you can dive deeper into each news item.
Summary: We follow BPs moves extremely carefully, wildfires are releasing records amounts of CO2, hydro + solar is a match made in heaven, more big asset managers decarbonizing, and we discuss perhaps the only benefit of COVID19. And we also...
2020-09-2118 minThe Weekly ClimateThe Weekly Climate #5: Sep 7-13 2020Welcome this weeks edition of The Weekly Climate!
This is a podcast version of the newsletter The Weekly Climate. It is meant to be your monday morning news overview of the most important climate crisis news from last week. Each podcast episode comes with a detailed newsletter wherein you can dive deeper into each news item.
Summary: Fire and water everywhere, 33 trillion € moving out of fossil fuels, more damning evidence of fossil fuel lies, and a new climate refugee report. And we also get to look at our planet from the outside.
...
2020-09-1423 minThe Weekly ClimateThe Weekly Climate #4: Aug 31-Sep 6 2020Welcome this weeks edition of The Weekly Climate!
This is a podcast version of the newsletter The Weekly Climate. It is meant to be your monday morning news overview of the most important climate crisis news from last week. Each podcast episode comes with a detailed newsletter wherein you can dive deeper into each news item.
Summary: A number of lawsuits, fracking bankruptcies and their impact on the climate (despite them being gone), lots of startup funding news both IPOs and venture funding and anti-solar panels! Oh, and solar getting so cheap that if...
2020-09-0719 minThe Weekly ClimateThe Weekly Climate #3: Aug 24-30 2020Welcome this weeks edition of The Weekly Climate!
This is a podcast version of the newsletter The Weekly Climate. It is meant to be your monday morning news overview of the most important climate crisis news from last week. Each podcast episode comes with a detailed newsletter wherein you can dive deeper into each news item.
2020-08-3117 minThe Weekly ClimateThe Weekly Climate #2: August 17-23 2020Welcome this weeks edition of The Weekly Climate!
This is a podcast version of the newsletter The Weekly Climate. It is meant to be your monday morning news overview of the most important climate crisis news from last week. Each podcast episode comes with a detailed newsletter wherein you can dive deeper into each news item.
Summary: A couple of major news items has filled this week. First of all, Californias woes with blackouts and wildfires, the U.S. presidential election following Bidens Climate Change betrayal and later retraction and a lot of debate...
2020-08-2424 minThe Weekly ClimateThe Weekly Climate #1: August 10-16 2020The inaugural Weekly Climate podcast episode. This is a podcast version of the newsletter The Weekly Climate. It is meant to be your monday morning news overview of the most important climate crisis news from last week. Each podcast episode comes with a detailed newsletter wherein you can dive deeper into each news item.
Summary: It has been a week full of good, bad and weird news. Among the good news are the $89B of stranded assets recently reported by seven of the oil majors, a UK solar company beats the world record in solar...
2020-08-1725 minThe Weekly ClimateTrailerThis is a brief introduction to what The Weekly Climate is all about. Checkout weeklyclimate.com to learn more and, if you want, sign up to the newsletter.
2020-08-1401 min
Dream Job ReadyJeff Reibel: CEO, North Queensland Toyota Cowboys | EP16Dream Job Ready Episode 16: Jeff Reibel (CEO, North Queensland Toyota Cowboys)Who doesn't want to be the boss of a rugby league club?! Our guest for this episode, Jeff Reibel, has a proud and accomplished history across Australia's sporting landscape and is now leading the North Queensland Toyota Cowboys in the role of Chief Executive Officer. Over the course of 15 years working in sports, Jeff has formulated and led the execution of strategic and tactical plans that have optimised the revenue growth, economic viability, public and corporate profile and sponsor loyalty for major participants. He's...
2020-06-0339 min
Food For Thought With Billy & Jenny02-10-19 Robin Reibel from the Boat ShowBilly is VERY excited for the Boat Show to come back to Boston so he took it upon himself to invite his good friend, Robin Reibel onto the show to talk about all the events they will be holding over the next week.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
2019-02-2704 minShedding Light Hunting Stories PodcastEp. 2 Ben Reibel- The First And Last DeerSend Travis a Text MessageIn this episode we meet Ben Reibel from northern Illinois who shares his awesome story of his first deer with his dad. Ben also tells the story about the nice buck he was able to havest this year. Stay tuned to the end of the show to hear what the phrase "shed the light" means.
2019-01-0426 min