Everybody in the Pool
Molly WoodEnough with the "problem porn." We all know the climate crisis is a big deal. This podcast is entirely about solutions and the people who are building them. Entrepreneurs are inventing miracles; the business world is shifting; individuals are overhauling their lives; an entirely new economy is being born. Don't be the last one in. To support the show and get an ad-free listening experience, please... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 46 | Founded | a year ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | BusinessTechnologyEntrepreneurship | |||
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- A wonderful listen
I’ve been a fan of Molly Wood for years but dragged my feet on adding another climate change podcast to my listening but after catching one episode I’m all in. Molly is a great moderator. She has fascinating guests with great ideas. It’s easy to listen and I’m binging all the episodes to catch up. I’m inspired and learning a lot.
Apple Podcasts5Lshishk
United States4 months ago - Informative podcast
I am a long time fan of Molly Wood from her CNET days and listened to her on Make me smart. I learn from every podcast.
Apple Podcasts5A Scotts Valley fanUnited States4 months ago - Glad to have Molly back!
Enjoyed Molly on Make Me Smart for years, now glad she’s back podcasting, and on such an important topic! It’s so good to have a strong voice focusing not on the doom and gloom of climate change, but on the solutions that can help solve it (something I’ve devoted my professional life to, as well). Just a few episodes in and already learning a lot. So many solutions not only address the climate challenge, but just make our lives better, period. Who wouldn’t want that! I see a binge coming up over... more
Apple Podcasts5mtnrmaniacUnited States4 months ago - Happy in the pool
I binge-listened to the first 22 episodes and now I can’t get enough. If you, like me, lost all hope thinking we are doomed and there’s nothing we can do to change course, give this podcast a chance. Now my mantra is: the sum of individual actions can and will change the course. So get in the pool.
Apple Podcasts5Escapada AnónimaUnited States6 months ago - Great direction
Heard Molly on the 1000th episode of her former show, Make Me Smart, and this podcast was mentioned. Now six episodes in, loving the focus on the positive steps we can all take…and especially how we can make investing and capitalism work for us in the climate crisis. I’ll be listening going forward — keep going, Molly!
Apple Podcasts5Dave StachowiakUnited States7 months ago
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