
Devoted to cool professionals with cool ideas for a planet full of hot air. Together, we bring forward interesting knowledge and ideas about how our health, climate change and environmental issues are all related & what we can do to make our world a “cooler”, healthier place.
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 6 | Founded | 3 months ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Life SciencesScienceMedicineHealth & Fitness | |||

This episode is hosted by Dr. Anna Gunz, with guest Dr. Melissa Lem
Climate change is not a distant forecast, it’s already shaping symptoms, stress, and risk in the people we care for. In this episode, Dr. Anna Gunz talks with family physician and r... more
We talk with Dr. Gordon McMean about the “code red” climate reality, what decades of research have confirmed, and why the risks we face now are as much about health and equity as they are about temperature. We trace how global agreements gained momen... more
This episode is hosted by Dr. Anna Gunz, with guest Dr. Myles Sergeant
Healthcare has a massive environmental footprint, and making it more sustainable is something we can't ignore. In this episode, Dr. Anna Gunz talks with Dr. Myles Sergeant about ... more
This episode is hosted by Dr. Anna Gunz, with guest Dr. Ingrid Waldron (Part 3)
Dr. Waldron emphasizes education to dismantle systemic racism, noting how Western-centric systems - like Canadian healthcare - marginalize communities. While privileged... more
This episode is hosted by Dr. Anna Gunz, with guest Dr. Ingrid Waldron (Part 2)
This episode covers Bill C-226, Canada’s first environmental justice law, which Dr. Waldron co-developed to create structural solutions to environmental racism. We brea... more
This episode is hosted by Dr. Anna Gunz, with guest Dr. Ingrid Waldron (Part 1)
In this episode, Dr. Waldron opens up about her personal background and early aspirations, including how her family shaped her academic path. She also shares about her ... more
This episode is hosted by Dr. Anna Gunz, with guest Dr. Gordon McBean
This episode confronts the reality of the climate crisis, framing it around the UN’s "code red for humanity." Reflecting on a career dating back to the 1970s, Dr. McBean shares i... more
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The show centers on how health, climate, and environmental issues intersect, featuring conversations with scientists, physicians, and policy advocates who explore practical impacts and systemic change. Episodes cover historical policy developments, environmental justice, healthcare sustainability, and community empowerment, often framed around actionable ideas, cross-sector collaboration, and the role of education and dialogue in driving progress. A notable strength is its breadth across climate science, public health, and environmental justice, while maintaining accessible storytelling and a focus on real-world outcomes for communities and institutions alike.
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Recent guests on Hot Air, Cool People include:
1. Dr. Gordon McMean
2. Ingrid Waldron
3. Dr. Myles Sergeant
4. Dr. Ingrid Waldron
5. Gordon McBean
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