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A Climate Change with Matt Matern is a weekly environmental radio show and podcast featuring influential guests from government, business, activism, academia, and culture. The show serves to inform its audience about environmental issues, while inspiring listeners to take action and create a coalition to save the planet.
Carbon Upcycling’s Madison Savilow joins us for a deep dive into the world of carbon capturing, its role in environmental conservation, and why the search for alternative materials in construction is critical today.
Diego Saez Gil shares how AI and satellite tech are transforming forest conservation and carbon credit verification on our latest episode.
Zanagee Artis breaks down the historic ocean protections secured recently and why conservationists are ready to take legal recourse to prevent their reversal.
We dive into the latest climate modeling breakthroughs, the rapid warming of the Arctic, and how machine learning is revolutionizing climate predictions, with Dr. Gavin Schmidt, Director of NASA’s Goddard Institute for Space Studies,
Not all solutions are truly sustainable. Paul Hawken uncovers how some industries hide environmental harm behind “green” marketing—while real innovation is happening elsewhere.
The climate crisis won’t wait, and neither can we. Local leaders and activists are stepping up to drive change where it matters most. Heather McTeer Toney explains why this moment is critical for climate action and policy reform.
In this episode of A Climate Change, we’re joined by Saad Amer, Forbes 30 Under 30 honoree and environmental justice expert, to explore the intersection of climate activism and politics.
Andrew Jones, Co-Founder & Executive Director of Climate Interactive, explores climate simulation tools shaping global policy. He discusses the En ROADS model used by Congress.
Join astrophysicist & bestselling author Dr. Joshua Spodek on A Climate Change as he unveils the Spodek Method—sustainable living that frees you from ‘doof’ and inspires change.
Renowned environmentalist Bill McKibben discusses renewable energy and climate action on solar power’s surge, China’s clean tech, emission hurdles, and his new ‘Sunday’ solar plan.
Terry Tamminen of AltaSea shares urgent ocean solutions—wave energy, regenerative aquaculture, CO₂ removal—on “A Climate Change,” urging collective action for sustainability.
Captain Paul Watson joins host Matt Mattern to discuss his fight against illegal whaling in Japan and Iceland, his arrest, grassroots activism, and urgent need for immediate global marine conservation.
Tackle climate change with Kristina Dahl of Climate Central! Explore sea level rise, extreme heat, policy, & communication. Tune in for solutions & action! Don’t miss out.
Matt Matern and Paul Ehrlich discuss overpopulation, food security, and systemic change, urging sustainable practices, women’s rights, and ethical climate migration.
Matt Matern and Dr. Katharine Hayhoe discuss faith, climate action, systemic change, and how science and beliefs unite to fight climate change. Tune in for an insightful talk!
Energy is changing in more ways than one! In this throwback, Andy Marsh, CEO of Plug Power ($12B), shares hydrogen breakthroughs for commercial vehicles and what’s next.
Michael Svoboda highlights climate-themed books for the holidays—covering data, species, storms, policy, food, and art—to inspire conversation and positive change.
Matt Matern chats with Garrett Nilsen, Deputy Director of the Solar Energy Technologies Office at the DOE, about the transformative advancements shaping the future of solar energy in the U.S. From groundbreaking innovations to the workforce powering this transition.
Matt Matern speaks with Auden Schendler, SVP at Aspen One, about tackling climate change. They discuss systemic reforms, the Inflation Reduction Act, state initiatives, and how citizens can reshape policy to fight climate complicity.
Matt Matern interviews Rob Gramlich, energy policy expert and Grid Strategies founder. Topics include grid expansion, renewables, tech impacts, battery storage, hydrogen, and corporate energy policy—plus global energy insights. Don’t miss it!
Dr. Davide Faranda joins Matt to discuss climate attribution science, linking fossil fuels to extreme weather, AI’s role in analyzing data, and holding polluters accountable. They explore Arctic warming, adaptation challenges, and the urgent need for renewable energy.
Nathaniel Stinnett, founder of the Environmental Voter Project, shares how mobilizing climate-focused voters can push politicians to prioritize climate policy urgently.
Matt Matern & Senator Ben Allen discuss 2024’s climate stakes, contrasting candidate agendas, California’s climate leadership, fossil fuel influence on GOP, swing state turnout, and misinformation’s impact.
Republican Mayor Rex Parris discusses Lancaster’s hydrogen energy push, drawing on Japan’s expertise. Matt and Rex highlight the urgent need for climate action, hindered by fossil fuel interests. While Lancaster has made progress, the global response remains too slow despite available solutions.