223: How Dr. James Danoff-Burg Helped Stop Poachers Without Guns
Matt speaks with Dr. James Danoff-Burg of The Living Desert about community-centered conservation in South Africa, highlighting the Black Mambas - an unarmed, all-female anti-poaching unit reducing rhino poaching.
222: Making Sustainability Make Sense with Cecilia Rios
Matt Matern speaks with Cecilia Rios, co-host of Sustainability Defined, about her path into climate work, sustainability podcasting, business and culture, and how consumers and policy together can drive more sustainable, equitable change.
155: Aru Shiney-Ajay & Sunrise Movement’s Path to Climate Justice
Aru Shiney-Ajay of the Sunrise Movement highlights their climate advocacy work. They support renewable energy, push for the Green New Deal, and emphasize federal action. Key priorities: green housing, transportation overhaul, and ending fossil fuel subsidies.
142: Breaking Boundaries: Dr. Rae Wynn-Grant’s Journey from Urban Upbringing to ‘Wild Kingdom’ Host
Dr. Rae Wynn-Grant, host of "The Wild Kingdom" and author of "Wildlife," shares her remarkable journey from childhood fascination with nature shows to breaking stereotypes as a black woman in the environmental movement.
Matt talks with Caleigh Wells, a reporter covering climate, environment, and public health, about her podcast, "The Anti-Dread Climate Podcast."
120: Ethan Brown’s Sweaty Penguin: Climate Solutions with a Smile
Matt Matern interviews Ethan Brown, host of "The Sweaty Penguin," discussing humor in climate talk, "carbon bombs," solutions for climate anxiety, and bipartisan engagement.
