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Hot & Bothered: a climate podcastSeason 2 Wrap UpThank you for joining us for Season 2 of Hot & Bothered.
2025-08-0306 minHot & Bothered: a climate podcastGiulio Salerno on Reoystering the BayWe’re closing out the season and our water and environmental justice series with Giulio Salerno, Deputy Director of the Wild Oyster Project in the SF Bay Area. Learn about how we’ve changed the bay itself over the years, and what and why the Wild Oyster Project is doing to bring oysters back.
Follow Wild Oysters and find out how to get involved at https://wildoysters.org.
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2025-07-2234 minHot & Bothered: a climate podcastConnie’s Dinacon Field ReportWhat’s with the delay you ask?! Oh, you didn’t notice? Well let me tell you about my two week adventure in Bali for an experimental conference, the fourth Digital Naturalism Conference. There’s boat people, missing tardigrades, and dinosaurs, oh my!
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Resources:
https://www.dinacon.org/, https://2025.dinacon.org/
https://www.seacommunities.com/
https://www.scubadiving.com/pak-eka-named-june-25-sea-hero
https://www.alieward.com/ologies/tardigra...
2025-07-2209 minHot & Bothered: a climate podcastMarcelo Jauregui-Volpe investigates how flooding is increasingly impacting DC’s lower-income districtsWhile flash flooding does make headlines in DC—like the dog daycare center in Northeast that flooded in August 2023 leaving 10 dogs dead—we don’t as often hear about how chronic flooding is increasingly problematic for certain District residents. This week, Hola Cultura Assistant Editor and investigative journalist Marcelo Jauregui-Volpe walks us through what he uncovered about the disproportionate impact flooding is having on poorer DC communities, stories of individuals being hardest hit, how climate change is exacerbating the problem, and the solutions that are bringing the most hope.
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2025-07-0126 minHot & Bothered: a climate podcastWalt Ray on Expanding Atlanta’s Trail Network Through the Chattahoochee RiverLandsGetting our feet wet with our water and environmental justice series we are joined by Walt Ray who is the Chattahoochee Program Director for The Trust for Public Lands. He shares all about the process of creating a 100+ mile network of greenways, blueways, and parks along the river and connecting Metro Atlanta. Listen to learn about their collective impact methodology and how to launch a similar project in your community.
Follow Walt on LinkedIn. Find out more about the Chattahoochee RiverLands on their website.
2025-06-2447 minHot & Bothered: a climate podcastAmber Hasselbring creates butterfly habitats in SFIn our closing biodiversity episode, we sit down with Amber Hasselbring to hear about the work that Nature in the City is doing to save butterflies and connect people with nature.
Find Nature in the City on the web at natureinthecity.org and on Instagram at @natureinthecity. Follow them on iNaturalist: https://www.inaturalist.org/projects/nature-in-the-city-projects-sf. Become a Nature Keeper to support their work for local wild places.
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2025-06-1834 minHot & Bothered: a climate podcastJorge Bogantes Montero on the many benefits of boosting biodiversity of DC’s Anacostia RiverSeeing a river otter trotting around the National Mall is cute, but predators like otters returning to the region is also an indicator of the Anacostia River’s improving health! This week, we are back in DC speaking with Jorge Bogantes Montero, Natural Resources Specialist at the Anacostia Watershed Society (AWS). He explains to us how the various restoration, reforestation, and educational activities AWS leads are having an outsized impact. From planting wild rice in the marshes, to propagating freshwater mussels, to invasive plant management—listen in to hear all about the amazing progress being made to boost biodiversity along t...
2025-06-1025 minHot & Bothered: a climate podcastAlex Dileo on Advocating for Biodiversity in Your Own Yard and CommunityLaunching into our series about the importance of Biodiversity in our cities, we are joined by Alex Dileo, Founding Board Chair of the Intown Atlanta Chapter of the Georgia Native Plant Society. Alex brings her passion and patience learned from her own yard to grow a group of Atlantans who are interested in spreading native plant knowledge, appreciation, and protection. Listen to learn how to join or create a similar group in your own community.
Follow Alex on Instagram and on LinkedIn. Find out more about Georgia Native Plant Society on their website.
2025-06-0340 minHot & Bothered: a climate podcastLiz Cahill finds old things new homes in SFOn our last episode on sustainable design, Liz Cahill shares with us the wonder of clothing swaps and takes us on a tour de force of BuyNothing groups in San Francisco.
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Resources:
Double Vision Thrift
Buy Nothing No Rules San Francisco
Free Clothing San Francisco
Fancy Free SF
Music by QubeSounds.
2025-05-2738 minHot & Bothered: a climate podcastLiz Cahill on turning trash to wearable treasure in SFOn our San Francisco stop on sustainable design, we have our first of two episodes with Liz Cahill, co-founder of Decentered Arts! Join us as Liz takes on on her upcycling journey, from her frugal origins to becoming a trash fashion icon. If you just touch the trash, you too may find love and community.
Follow Liz on LinkedIn or Instagram and the Piles Collective on Instagram.
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2025-05-2136 minHot & Bothered: a climate podcastHeather Jauregui Shares the Oversized Impact of Sustainable Design on DC Public SchoolsSustainable design is no stranger to the DC Public School system! In our second episode on sustainable design, we bring in Heather Jauregui, Director of Sustainability at design firm Perkins Eastman, to share the work her firm has been doing to rebuild, revitalize, and renovate at least 14 DC public school buildings since the district dedicated $4 billion in 2007 to make its facilities healthier, more energy efficient, and sound. Come explore the far-reaching effects of “net positive education.”
You can find Heather on LinkedIn and learn more about Perkins Eastman here.
Resources:
Latrobe Prize Study Pr...
2025-05-1331 minHot & Bothered: a climate podcastLawson Sumner On Converting I.C.E. Cars to Electric VehiclesWelcome to Season 2 and our series on Sustainable Design! We're kicking it off with Lawson Sumner, Co-founder and Chief Engineer at Ampere EV, one of Forbes 2025 30 under 30. Lawson is a graduate from Georgia Institute of Technology who co-developed an aftermarket EV powertrain that can turn any vehicle into an electric vehicle. We learn about his passion for motorsports and how Ampere EV is bringing this technology to antique and modern vehicles.
Follow Lawson and AmpereEV on Instagram and on LinkedIn. Find out more about Ampere EV on their website.
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2025-05-0630 min
Hot & Bothered: a climate podcastSeason 2 - IntroductionJoin us for our launch of Season 2 of Hot and Bothered: a climate podcast! We discuss the season 2 topics and what we've been up to since Season 1! Join us weekly throughout the summer for new episodes.
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Music by QubeSounds.
2025-04-2903 minHot & Bothered: a climate podcastSeason 1 - Wrap UpJoin us for our reflection on Season 1 of Hot and Bothered! We share our ideas for Season 2 and ways to get involved, including a call for additional hosts to expand the pod. Email us at hnbpod@gmail.com if you’re interested!
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Resources:
The Night That Changed San Francisco Cycling Forever | KQED
Flooding rushed into a doggy day care. A dispatcher call...
2023-10-1721 minHot & Bothered: a climate podcastTravys Harper Teaches Us How to Manage Stormwater in AtlantaJoin us for our last episode for Season 1 to learn about “green infrastructure” from Travys Harper, Trees Atlanta’s first Green Infrastructure Manager. He shares his ideas about what to plant and designs on channeling your rainwater to not only benefit your gardens but how it can play a vital role in combating climate change in your local watersheds.
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2023-10-1036 minHot & Bothered: a climate podcastPaawan Kothari on Greening San FranciscoCan’t get enough of trees and green infra? We got you! We sat down with Paawan Kothari from Friends of the Urban Forest about why and how we’re stubbornly trying to get trees to grow where there once were sand dunes. Listen for the low down on those winter storms and some ways to help our pollinator friends.
You can find Paawan on LinkedIn and Friends of the Urban Forest at friendsoftheurbanforest.org.
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2023-10-0323 minHot & Bothered: a climate podcastDr. Susan Agolini Tackles Heat Mapping in Arlington, VAWe all know trees remove carbon from the atmosphere, but tree canopy also plays an important role in lowering surface temperatures. In this week’s episode of Hot & Bothered, Marymount University Associate Biology Professor Dr. Susan Agolini (pictured here with her daughter at a tree planting event in Arlington) walks us through a heat mapping study conducted in the county, what the study uncovered about the interplay between surface temperatures and socioeconomics, and the role tree canopy plays in keeping the county cooler… plus local efforts underway to protect existing canopy and plant more trees!
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2023-09-2620 minHot & Bothered: a climate podcastRebecca Serna Advocates for Safe Streets for All in AtlantaHow do you shift a metro from car-centric to safe for all types of mobility? We close out our Transportation series with Rebecca Serna, Executive Director of Propel ATL. Listen in as Rebecca shares her experience working with a nonprofit organization that advocates for safe streets for all, working closely with the City of Atlanta to reduce traffic fatalities, and celebrating non-automotive transportation options.
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2023-09-1937 minHot & Bothered: a climate podcastChristopher Kidd on Bike Infrastructure in San FranciscoWhat's it like to create accessible bike infrastructure? This week, we sit down with Christopher Kidd to get a city planner’s point of view. Christopher is the project manager for San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency's Active Communities Plan. Find out about the hurdles they’ve faced with the bicycle master plan and how they’re working to make sustainable transportation inclusive to all - both people and devices!
If you live in SF, answer their survey and look at their schedule of events!
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2023-09-1224 minHot & Bothered: a climate podcastMarley Blonsky Gets All Bodies on Bikes in the DC AreaBoosting access to eco-friendly methods of transportation is key to achieving a low-carbon future, and we need to invite everyone to the party. In this week’s episode, Marley Blonsky talks to us about co-founding All Bodies on Bikes, a non-profit working to create a size-inclusive bike community through judgment-free community rides. Marley shares how biking is a key player in a low-emissions future, how she’s working with sporting goods companies to create clothing and equipment that improves access for all, and how the size-inclusive bike movement has implications for other marginalized communities. Bonus: an All Bodies on Bike...
2023-09-0523 minHot & Bothered: a climate podcastNatasha Dyer on Composting Wasted Food in AtlantaAs we close out our 3-part series on Food Systems, we are joined by Natasha Dyer in Atlanta to learn more about composting wasted food. Natasha is a circular economy professional who transitioned her career from fashion to composting and is now focused on the entire waste stream through the SWEEP Standard. We learn about her passion for diverting wasted food and get tips on starting a community compost program.
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2023-08-2927 minHot & Bothered: a climate podcastDan Kurzrock on Upcycling Food in the Bay AreaWe’re diving into food again! This week, we chat with San Francisco Bay Area native Dan Kurzrock about how he’s fighting food waste. Dan is CEO and Co-Founder of Upcycled Foods, Inc. We cover his unlikely climate origin story, how they're upcycling and innovating, to growing an upcycled food movement.
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Reduced Food Waste | Proj...
2023-08-2224 minHot & Bothered: a climate podcastMike Ross on Vertical Farming in the DC AreaEver wonder what work is being done to make our food system more sustainable? Meet Mike Ross, co-founder and CEO of Beanstalk Farms–a vertical farming venture based in Herndon, VA (just outside of Washington, DC). In our very first episode, Mike shares how his innovative farming methods have sustainability–as well as efficiency and nutrition–at heart.
You can find Mike on LinkedIn and Beanstalk Farms on Insta and Facebook.
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2023-08-1521 min
Hot & Bothered: a climate podcastHot & Bothered - IntroductionWelcome to Hot & Bothered, a podcast showcasing the inspiring stories of local changemakers making a positive climate impact in communities across the United States! Join us as we delve into the lives and work of individuals who are taking proactive steps to protect our planet and create a sustainable future for generations to come.
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Music by QubeSounds.
2023-06-1902 min
Próxima EstaciónPROXIMA ESTACION REÇOIT THOMAS JULIENNE - THEOREM OF JOYLe compositeur et contrebassiste Thomas Julienne présente L'HIVER, second album de sa formation Theorem of Joy. Un album sensible aux contours mélodiques recherchés, servis par 5 personnalités subtiles, mêlant jazz, musique méditerranéenne, musique impressionniste et culture folk-rock et post-rock. Sensations garanties vers des contrées aveuglantes de clarté comme évoqué par l'excellent travail photographique d'Alexandre Dupeyron!
Émission & Playlist du 12 avril 2021 // Artiste - Album - Titre - Label/Distributeur
Theorem Of Joy - L'Hiver - Déluge/Socadisc
Theorem Of Joy - L'Hiver - Atoll - Déluge/Socadisc
Theorem Of Joy - L'Hiver - Dust - Déluge/Socad...
2021-04-1200 min