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The Hopeful EnvironmentalistHope & Haikus: The Power of Poetry to Inspire ActionIn this episode, our host, Taylor Ganis, sits down with communications strategist, filmmaker, and author of the recently published book, Haiku and Hope, Maggie Dewane. We delve into the importance of storytelling and art in communicating complex topics such as climate change and how these forms of advocacy and communication can inspire us to take action. We protect what we love, and Maggie provides us with insight into exploring the places around us to deepen our love for the land. You can purchase Maggies book, Haiku and Hope by visiting: https://www.fulcrumbooks.com/product-page/haikus-and-hope-50-states-of-climate-change...2025-05-0542 min
SporticastWhere Does the NFL Go From Here?Scott,Jacob, and longtime NFL advisor Marc Ganis discuss what's next for theleague, ahead of the 2025 Super Bowl. An NFL team is now worth more than $10billion. The league is playing games in Australia and on Netflix. It is hostingthe President of the United States—and Taylor Swift—onSunday. Can anything slow the sport's momentum? And how has it gotten sobig, by luck or by strategy? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices2025-02-0637 minThe Hopeful EnvironmentalistFactory Farmings Impact on Animals, People and the PlanetFactory farming is a notoriously cruel practice; but did you know that it also impacts both people and the planet? In this episode, our host, Taylor Ganis, talks with the Senior Director of the Humane League, Mia Fernyhough, about how factory farming impacts animals, people and the planet. Episode Resources:Donate.TheHumaneLeague.orgTheHumaneLeague.org/Take-ActionFastActionNetwork.comCrumblCruelty.com EndCages.com Call to Action:Sign the CrumblCruelty.com petition (this can be done in under a minute)Donate to the Humane League if that is accessible for you (Donate.TheHumaneLeague.org) Take 10 minutes to check out...2024-11-2532 minThe Hopeful EnvironmentalistClimate change is coming for your food and wineClimate change is wreaking havoc on our world - from melting glaciers, to more intense storms. But did you know that climate change is also coming for our food and wine? In this episode, our host, Taylor Ganis, sits down with Michael P. Hoffmann, who is a distinguished professor at Cornell University, and one of the authors of the book, Our Changing Menu, to discuss the ways in which climate change impacts our food and food systems, how coffee and wine production are being impacted, and what we all can do to protect the future of the foods we...2024-10-0732 minThe Hopeful EnvironmentalistSupporting 'ecopreneurs' and activating young people to take action on the climate crisisSOA’s Chief Program Officer Brandon Levy brand ON (he/him)Ensuring ocean and environmental solutionists have the funding they need to turn their innovative ideas into action, is a critical part of fighting the climate crisis that we find ourselves in. The Sustainable Ocean Alliance (SOA) is helping to do just that: fund innovative ocean and climate solutions and activate and arm young people with the tools and knowledge they need to take action. In this episode, our host, Taylor Ganis, speaks with Brandon Levy, the Chief Program Officer at SOA, about the various programs they ha...2024-09-1753 minThe Hopeful EnvironmentalistSupporting 'ecopreneurs' and activating young people to take action on the climate crisisEnsuring ocean and environmental solutionists have the funding they need to turn their innovative ideas into action, is a critical part of fighting the climate crisis that we find ourselves in. The Sustainable Ocean Alliance (SOA) is helping to do just that: fund innovative ocean and climate solutions and activate and arm young people with the tools and knowledge they need to take action. In this episode, our host, Taylor Ganis, speaks with Brandon Levy, the Chief Program Officer at SOA, about the various programs they have that are available to young people and ocean solutionists and innovators. We...2024-09-1753 minThe Hopeful EnvironmentalistHow Hollywood can help climate silenceHow do the movies we watch and the shows we binge help normalize having conversations about climate change (hint hint, you can find the answer to this in the episode)?In this episode, I speak with the Editor-In-Chief of Good Energy, Carmiel Banasky, to dive into their latest report which looks at how, and if, todays films discuss /mention the climate crisis. We also discuss the role that Hollywood has in shaping our reality, and resources that screenwriters can access to integrate climate in their creative work.Episode ResourcesCheck out the the full...2024-06-0441 minThe Hopeful EnvironmentalistWomen's Empowerment is a Climate SolutionWomen in leadership is a climate solution. In this episode, our host, Taylor, speaks with the founder and executive director of the Women’s Earth and Climate Action Network (WECAN), Osprey Orielle Lake, to dive deeply into the concept of how women play integral roles in the fight for an equitable future. We discuss some incredible statistics that show how women in leadership can positively impact climate outcomes, how being open to other worldviews can change our collective behaviors, incredible rights of nature cases, and much more.In Osprey’s book, "The Story is in Our Bones: How...2024-04-1548 minThe Hopeful EnvironmentalistA Therapists Perspective on Connecting With NatureHave you ever wondered how the natural world and mental health are connected? In this episode, our host, Taylor Ganis, speaks with Pamela Lowell, a licensed therapist, to discuss this very question, while also diving into topics like the interdisciplinary nature of the environmental field, how connecting with nature and wildlife helps us protect them, the power of community and working together to create solutions, among many other interesting topics.We also take a journey to discover our spark bird. What is your spark bird? Or what is your reason to take action? Check out...2024-04-0851 minThe Hopeful EnvironmentalistHow To Make Your Lawn More Sustainable: A Conversation With Sustainable Landscape Designer, Daryl LindseyWhat do sustainable landscape design, tomatoes, rainwater harvesting, and humor have in common? They’re all discussed in this episode with our incredible guest speaker, Daryl Lindsey!We dive into a variety of hot topics like the debate of whether or not to leave the leaves, why pollinator gardens are important, how sustainable landscape designs can save billion of gallons of water through collective action, and MORE!Tune into this episode to get a whole lot of knowledge, and a splash of comedic relief.EarthX Congress of Conferences Event Info:Registration: earthx.or...2024-03-2552 minThe Hopeful EnvironmentalistRights of Nature: How Ecuador's Constitutional Court Set a Precedent for Forest ProtectionHave you heard people talking about Rights of Nature and wanted to learn more about it? Well, you’re in luck! In this episode of the Hopeful Environmentalist, our host, Taylor, sits down with Liz Downes from the the Rainforest Information Centre to talk about Rights of Nature, the court cases in Ecuador, and more!EarthX Congress of ConferencesRegistration: earthx.org20% Discount Code for EarthX Congress of Conferences: EXGREEN20Instagram: @earthxorgEpisode Resources:Rainforest Information CentreWebsite: https://www.rainforestinformationcentre.org/Global Alliance for Rights of NatureWebsite:Instagram:Yes to Li...2024-03-1844 minThe Hopeful EnvironmentalistYouth vs Government: How Youth Activism and Legal Action Are Changing the World for the BetterHave you ever wondered how an environmental court case works? Or maybe you're wondering how youth can get involved in environmental law. In this episode, our host, Taylor Ganis, sits down with the Assistant Dean for Environmental Law Studies, Randall S. Abate, to discuss what environmental law is, how you can get involved, and where you can find resources about this topic. The George Washington University Law School's Environmental and Energy Law Program is holding their annual Shapiro Environmental Law Symposium in in Washington, DC (and virtually) on March 27 and 28, visit this page here. This years event, “Env...2024-02-0743 min
Is It Hot Enough For Ya?The Nigerian Institution for Environmental Engineers on Climate Action around the WorldNnennaya invited the Nigerian Institution of Environmental Engineers to give us a global perspective on what the climate fight looks like around the world, specifically Nigeria.
The chairman of the NIEE, Dr.Ngozi Nwogu, and the executive director at the Jason-Jesse International School, Uche David-Uche joined us to talk about their efforts involving the youth in climate justice work , the events they’ve hosted, and the impact they are making even with a lack of governmental and further monetary support in their work.
For the final episode of Season 3, we want to sincerely thank the NIEE for joining us on...2023-12-131h 09The Hopeful EnvironmentalistThe Fight For Environmental Justice: a discussion about environmental racism and injustice in the Ivy City CommunityIn this episode, I sit down with the brilliant Sebrena Rhodes to discuss the environmental injustices plaguing her community and their fight for justice. We discuss environmental racism, the impacts of industry and capitalism on black, brown, and low-income communities all over the world, and ways that we can move towards a more equitable world for ALL communities. It is important to note that some of the conversations that we are having in this episode are challenging to discuss, but we should not shy away from them (especially for those of us who are not experiencing these injustices). It...2023-10-2646 minThe Hopeful EnvironmentalistWe Can't Talk About Wildfires Without Talking About ColonialismWhat do forest fires and colonialism have in common? As it turns out, a lot. In this episode, I speak with forest fire researcher, Jessika McFarland, about how colonialism impacts the forest fires we see today, what a forest fire is, how climate change is fueling them, and why we must change our current fire management and land management practices.Jessika McFarland- IG @jessforplanetActivists, Scientists, and Authors:- Robin Wall Kimmer- Latino Outdoors- Frank Lake- Margo RobinsSupport Maui Families Impacted By Wildfires:https://linktr.ee/alex.haraus?utm_source=linktree_profile_share2023-10-1646 minThe Hopeful EnvironmentalistFinding Hope in Community and Extinct Bananas: a discussion with Time For Better's Director of Climate ActionWhat is the correlation between extinct bananas, COP28 events, building community, and documentaries? The correlation is that these things are all discussed in this exciting episode!In this weeks episode, Taylor speaks with Time For Better's Director of Climate Action, Charly Frisk, who is a climate storyteller. Charly is the director of the documentary, Nordic Seed Heroes, which sheds light on the importance of seed biodiversity (which we discuss in the episode). She also gives us some insight on the events Time For Better is planning for COP28, while also discussing the success of their past events...2023-10-1042 minThe Hopeful EnvironmentalistThe Role of Wildlife Filmmaking in ConservationHow does wildlife filmmaking positively impact wildlife conservation? In this episode, our incredible guest speaker, Kaush, discusses the answer to this question, while also providing advice to anyone interested in getting started in wildlife filmmaking. An award-nominated photographer and having worked with conservation organizations and media outlets such as BBC, Kaush is extremely experienced in the wildlife filmmaking field. He shares with us what got him started, how you can get started in wildlife filmmaking, and the role that wildlife filmmaking has on conservation efforts globally. He describes what it was like to have the opportunity to film the last...2023-09-0416 minThe Hopeful EnvironmentalistWhat is the High Seas Treaty and why is it critically important?Have you heard people talking about the High Seas and the High Seas Treaty? Well, what exactly is it and why do the High Seas matter? Tune into this weeks episode to hear from the brilliant Director of the High Seas Alliance, Bec Hubbard, who will answer all of these questions and explain why the High Seas are critically important to everyone, even if you don't live near the ocean!High Seas Alliance Website2023-08-2835 minThe Hopeful EnvironmentalistThe Intersection of Disability Justice and Environmental JusticeWhat is Disability Justice and what are the connections that it has to Environmental Justice? In this episode, I speak to disabled activist and attorney, Marissa Ditkowsky, on the intersections of disability justice and environmental justice, while also discussing cross movement solidarity, the difference between disability justice and disability rights, and how to advance disability justice within the environmental movement. This episode is available via transcript at https://docs.google.com/document/d/1-THtNWEvsNcr9s9HroHnGKD_W5tNVNlXrxJai6-hVHo/edit?usp=sharingResources discussed in the episode:National Partnership of Women and Families Twitter @npwfJen Deerinwater’s work: https://truthout.or...2023-04-1724 minThe Hopeful EnvironmentalistSustainable Business Practices and Ocean Bound PlasticWhat's the difference between ocean plastic and ocean bound plastic? How much plastic is in our oceans? How do you start a sustainable and ethical business? Our amazing guest speaker, Deidre Horan, founder of Dri, gives us the answers to all of these questions. Whether your considering starting a sustainable company or you just want to learn about ocean plastics, this episode has something for everyone!To support Dri’s kickstarterTo follow Dri on InstagramTo visit Dri’s website2023-03-2829 minThe Hopeful EnvironmentalistWhat is the Inflation Reduction Act: how it can help you save money while also helping the planet!In this mini episode, I speak to Shannon Baker-Branstetter, who is the Senior Director of Domestic Climate Policy at the Center for American Progress. We discuss the Inflation Reduction Act and the many different incentives that it offers, what it is, where you can find the resources, and how to stay in the loop!Resources discussed in the episode:cleanenergy.govRewiring America Calculator2023-02-2715 minThe Hopeful EnvironmentalistLife Lessons From Living With Wolves: with Jim and Jamie DutcherIn this episode, Taylor speaks to Jim and Jamie Dutcher, who are both two well known wolf advocates and extremely accomplished wildlife filmmakers, winning 3 Primetime Emmys. Our discussion focuses on their experiences living with the famed Sawtooth Wolf Pack for 6 years, the lessons they learned from wolves, and why wolves are crucial, keystone species."It's not hard to be a Matsi" - Jamie (learn more about the importance of this quote during the episode)Support Jim and Jamie's non-profit, Living With WolvesShop their books (like I mentioned in the episode, I read...2023-02-1434 minThe Hopeful EnvironmentalistBuilding Inclusive Movements and Why Dismantling White Supremacy is Environmentalism: A Conversation with Isaias Hernandez"Dismantling White Supremacy is Environmentalism"Joined by Isaias Hernandez, the founder of the online platform, Queer Brown Vegan, we discuss the importance of inclusion within the environmental field, ecological wealth vs generational wealth, why dismantling white supremacy is environmentalism, building community, and accessibility within veganism.You can learn more about the Queer Brown Vegan platform by visiting this link https://queerbrownvegan.com/Instagram: @queerbrownveganLiked the episode? Leave a review or become a Patron today!2023-01-2332 minThe Hopeful EnvironmentalistThe Importance of a Fossil Fuel Non-Proliferation Treaty Have you been hearing people talking about a Fossil Fuel Non-Proliferation Treaty and don't know what it is? Well, we have you covered. Joined by the incredible, Tzeporah Berman, who is the Chair of the Fossil Fuel Non-Proliferation Treaty, we discuss what a Fossil Fuel Non-Proliferation Treaty is (and what it would need), what a Just Transition means, the run up to COP28, and what you can do right now to help our world leave fossil fuels in the past.To support Tzeporah and the Fossil Fuel Non-Proliferation Treaty, please visit https://fossilfueltreaty.org/You...2023-01-1725 minThe Hopeful EnvironmentalistCOP27 Youth Activist Spotlight: Part 3In this episode (which is the 3rd and final part of this series), Taylor interviews 3 incredible youth activists, Hailey Campbell, Raysa Franca, and Khyati Garg, who attended COP27 in Egypt this past November. We hear about their COP27 experiences and key takeaways. Tune in to hear from these amazing climate activists! 2023-01-091h 22The Hopeful EnvironmentalistCOP27 Youth Activist Spotlight: Part 2In this episode, which is a 3 part series, Taylor interviews three more incredible youth climate activists who attended COP27. Tune in to listen to their experiences at COP27 in Egypt and what gives them hope regarding the outcomes of the global conference.We hear from:Maria Serra Olivella - Youth Activist from SpainFinnur Ricart Andrason = Youth Activist from IcelandAngela Zhong - Youth Activist from the U.S.A. (angelazhong.com)To learn more about these activists, tune into this episode!2022-12-1658 minThe Hopeful EnvironmentalistCOP27 Youth Activist Spotlight: Part 1In this episode, which is a 3 part series, Taylor interviews three amazing youth climate activists who attended COP27. Tune in to listen to their experiences at COP27 in Egypt and what gives them hope regarding the outcomes of the global conference.We will hear from:Hannah Harrison - Youth Climate Activist from the UKSofia Luna Quispe - Youth Climate Activist from PeruVictoria Whalen - Youth Climate Activist from the USAInstagram: @hopeful_environmentalistYou can support the Hopeful Environmentalist on Patreon by visiting...2022-12-051h 12The Hopeful EnvironmentalistHow Hope and Optimism Can Help The Environmental Movement: A Discussion With The Climate OptimistAre you an environmentalist who is angry (kind of like our old podcast name)? In this episode, we speak with the Climate Optimist herself, Anne Therese Gennari, about how we can shift from angry activists, to optimistic and resourceful activists. We dive into research about how the brain works, and how optimistic mindsets can actually be more beneficial to the environmental movement. Also discussed is how we can make that shift from angry to optimistic! You can check out Anne’s new book, The Climate Optimist Handbook, at this link https://amzn.to/3VPfLLe and you can ch...2022-11-0747 minThe Hopeful EnvironmentalistWhat is Climate Anxiety and How Can You Cope With It?Have you heard of terms like climate anxiety and climate doomism? Do you want to learn more about these two topics and how to cope with them? Well you're in luck! In this episode, I speak with climate psychologist, Jessica Kleczka, about what climate anxiety is and how to cope with it. As someone who deals with climate anxiety, I can't wait to practice some of the tips that she discusses. We dive into topics like climate doomism, effective communication as an activist, and the importance of community. 2022-10-2429 minThe Hopeful EnvironmentalistArtistic Expression as a Tool to Fight Climate ChangeIn this mini episode, the Hopeful Environmentalist speaks with the co-founder of the Artist Climate Collective to discuss the intersections between art/dancing and the climate crisis. We look at how artistic expression can be a great tool to advocate for climate action and a way to communicate the climate crisis to a wider audience. You can support the Artist Climate Collective by donating on their website (www.artistclimatecollective.org), purchasing a ticket to their latest project, and following them on instagram @artistclimatecollective2022-10-1012 minThe Hopeful EnvironmentalistEnvironmental Science, Policy, and Studies: What's The Difference?We've all heard environmental science, policy, and studies, but what makes each of these different? What kinds of jobs can you get? Do you need a degree? Our host, Taylor, answers all of these questions in this episode. Grab a piece of bamboo paper and a biodegradable pen, and get ready to take some notes!2022-09-1924 min
The Hopeful EnvironmentalistI'm More Scared of Coconuts Than SharksFor this weeks episode, our host, Taylor, speaks with Cheryl McCarron from the Non-Profit, Shark Angels, about why sharks are so important and why there has been national headlines about shark bites in New York. We talk about the sharks, how to support/get involved with Shark Angels, and dangerous coconuts(?). What do coconuts have to do with sharks you may ask? Listen to this episode to find out!Shark Angels Website: https://sharkangels.org/2022-08-0218 minThe Hopeful EnvironmentalistSustainable Girl Summer Is In, Hot Girl Summer Is Out Yes, you heard me right. It's time for sustainable girl summerrrrrr (any person can have a sustainable girl summer, not just girls, no matter how you identify). Sustainability is for EVERYONE! In this episode, Our host gives us tips on how to be more sustainable this summer, while also recognizing that not everyone can do all of these things. But it's important that we strive to make sustainable decisions when we can. Listen in to this episode to learn how to have a sustainable summer!2022-07-2621 minThe Hopeful EnvironmentalistCoyote Talks With The Gotham Coyote ProjectIn this episode, I interview guest speaker, Chris Nagy, from the Gotham Coyote Project. We discuss current coyote research, how to coexist with coyotes, my own personal run ins with coyotes, and we even answer some questions that you all had! 2022-05-2332 minThe Hopeful EnvironmentalistDiving Into Shark Research: Featuring Shark Researcher and Professional Diver, Cristina ZenatoIn this weeks episode, I have a discussion with Cristina Zenato, who is a shark researcher and has been featured on multiple Shark Week Shows. She was also inducted in the Women Divers Hall of Fame. We talk about her memorable shark experiences (like having a 9 foot shark sit on her lap), threats to sharks, the truth about our fear of sharks, and how you can help protect sharks. You can donate to Cristina's non-profit, People of the Water, by pressing this link: https://pownonprofit.org/donate-2/Dive right into this episode and take a...2022-03-1527 minThe Hopeful EnvironmentalistFor The Love of The Wild: A Discussion With A Senior Scientist From The Center For Biological Diversity In this weeks episode, I talk with Senior Scientist, Tiffany Yap, from the Center for Biological Diversity about what it takes to become a senior scientist, her roles at the Center for Biological Diversity, and how you can help to support the centers many missions!Also, please visit this link: https://chng.it/9mG9yHfJ , to sign and share this petition to encourage the release of Lolita, the killer whale who has been imprisoned in the worlds smallest orca tank at the Miami Seaquarium for the past 5o years.2022-02-2822 min
The Hopeful EnvironmentalistPolar Bear Talks With Andrew DerocherIn this weeks episode, I talk with Polar Bear Researcher, Andrew Derocher, about his research regarding polar bears, how climate change is impacting them, how he got into this career, and ways you can help save the polar bears! Our guest speaker even recalls on some stories of his close encounters with these magnificent bears.2022-02-2147 min
The Hopeful EnvironmentalistThe Ethical Issues of Factory Farming: A Discussion With Farm SanctuaryIn this weeks episode, I have a discussion with Farm Sanctuary, to talk about how our current farming practices are unsustainable and unethical to both animals and people, specific stories from some of their rescued animals, and how you can get involved. We discuss how making small steps to a sustainable future is a huge leap into the right direction, and how Farm Sanctuary is helping to advocate for animals and for a more ethical world for the earth, animals, and people. Tune into this weeks episode to learn about how you can help!2022-02-0100 minThe Hopeful EnvironmentalistLet's Talk About The Arctic Ice : From a NASA Climate ScientistIn this weeks episode, Taylor has a discussion with a NASA Climatologist (Climate Scientist), Dr. Claire Parkinson, about what is currently happening in the arctic regions regarding sea ice and learn how you can become a climatologist! Dr. Claire Parkinson is a very decorated climatologist, and was even inducted into the Maryland's Women Hall of Fame. Make sure to tune in to this episode to hear all about the arctic regions and to see if you have what it takes to be a NASA Climatologist!2022-01-2334 min
The Hopeful EnvironmentalistWhat's Happening With the Yellowstone Wolves Do wolves really howl at the moon? If you want to know the answer to that question, listen in to this weeks episode where I interview a guest speaker from Wolves Of The Rockies. We discuss the current events related to the 20 Yellowstone National Park Wolves that were hunted and killed, why wolves are such crucial parts of our ecosystem, and how you can get involved in wolf conservation! If you would like to check out Wolves of the Rockies website to learn how you can help save the wolves, or if you would like to donate to help...2022-01-1736 minThe Hopeful EnvironmentalistDo You Have What It Takes To Be An Environmental Scientist?In today's episode, I interview Environmental Scientist, Renata Ontman, to discuss what it takes to be an environmental scientist. We talk about the pros, the cons, and the requirements to become one. Find out if you have what it takes to be an Environmental Scientist.2022-01-1015 minThe Hopeful EnvironmentalistNew Years: The Good, The Bad, And The ResolutionJoin the Angry Environmentalist for a wrap up of the environmental news of 2021. Don't know what resolutions you want to make to help the planet in 2022? This episode will give you some ideas where to start! This episode also has a little surprise at the end, so make sure to listen in, you won't want to miss it! Thank you all for listening to the Angry Environmentalist, and I can't wait to see you guys in 2022!2021-12-2821 min
The Hopeful EnvironmentalistHow To Make Christmas SustainableEver wonder how to make your holiday season more sustainable? You've come to the right place! In this episode, Taylor discusses different ways to be more sustainable during the holidays, and how you can be an imperfectly perfect environmentalist!2021-12-2421 minThe Hopeful EnvironmentalistCoexisting with CoyotesEver wondered what to do if your face to face with an apex predator like a coyote? In this episode, Taylor shares her up close experiences with coyotes and how we can coexist with them. She talks about how to keep both you, your pets, and your kids safe, and most importantly, how to keep coyotes safe as well.2021-11-1526 min
The Hopeful EnvironmentalistField Research: Pros and ConsEver wanted to do field research but don't know what it's really like? Look no further, because in this weeks episode, podcast host, Taylor, discusses her experiences with field research so far in her career. Catching snapping turtles in rain storms, failed research projects, and more!2021-11-0826 min
The Hopeful EnvironmentalistWomen in the Outdoors In this weeks episode, Taylor will be discussing outdoor safety for everyone, but especially women. Taylor recently went to an outdoor women's workshop where she learned some super useful tips and tricks when it comes to staying safe while enjoying nature.2021-11-0317 minThe Hopeful EnvironmentalistEnvironmental advocacy And The Time I Went Head To Head With A UniversityIn this weeks episode, host, Taylor, talks about how she went head to head with a university as an environmental advocate, getting her featured on NBC news and many local newspapers. She also discusses environmental advocacy as a broad topic and how we can make an impact!2021-09-2226 minThe Hopeful EnvironmentalistAn Interview with The Elephant Sanctuary In this weeks episode, host Taylor Ganis interviews The Elephant Sanctuary. They will discuss the importance of elephants, the life of an elephant at the Sanctuary, and how you can help elephants both wild and captive. 2021-09-1331 min
The Hopeful EnvironmentalistWildlife Rehabbing: The Pros and the Cons In this weeks episode, podcast host, Taylor, does a deep dive into wildlife rehabbing. She discusses the pros and the cons of rehabbing and how the pros outweigh the cons by a lot, but that the cons are still draining (she'll give you some tools to cope with the draining cons). Taylor also talks about ways to find rehabbers and how to properly contact one. Tune in if you are thinking about getting into wildlife rehab, or if you just want to learn how to be a good samaritan when it comes to contacting rehabbers!2021-09-0231 minThe Hopeful EnvironmentalistFast Fashion In today's episode, I bring on guest speaker, Julia Corrado, to discuss the topic of fast fashion. We explore the ins and outs of the slow fashion movement, and how everyone consume fashion more sustainably and ethically.2021-08-2800 minThe Hopeful EnvironmentalistIntroductionHello and welcome to my new podcast called Angry Environmentalist. In this introduction episode, I give a brief overview of what this podcast will be focusing on, and I also give a little intro about myself. I also discuss how I will be bringing on guest speakers within the environmental field. A little sneak peak on some of the topics that I will be discussing in future episodes includes but is not limited to: climate change and the factors surrounding it, wildlife conservation, electric vehicles and the future of green energy, habitat loss, forest restoration, what we can do...2021-08-1415 min
Northern Invasion - The PodcastAoS 6 Nations 2019 Preview - with Donal Taylor & Team ScotlandEpisode 28 - May 2019
A special AoS 6 Nations 2019 preview show with Scott at the helm, along side TO Donal Taylor (aka The Loonking) and Team Scotland's filthiest players JP Ganis & Leigh Martin. Less beer drunk tonight, more sensible list talk but only one conclusion....(anyone but England!)
6 Nations Pack: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1VrQsaVRG0_GvUEe2q52xutoItd3EP_X7/view
6 Nations Lists: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1sDFjpW6lG6avTPW2-VNzOsnPmpMUX6ah/view
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