Hey everyone! My name is Elizah and I am a Girl Scout, Climate Reality Leader, member of the Climate Reality Project King County chapter and host of How to Save the Planet. How to Save the Planet is a show where I interview people who have jobs in climate change and environment. This podcast is for people who are exploring jobs in the field, want to learn more about the climate crisis and itβs sol... more
Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 38 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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Categories | CareersBusiness |
In this episode I am talking to Joanne, a psychotherapist in the Seattle area. She talks about how important nature and beauty is, how everything is connected, and why climate justice is key. Here is a link to Joanne's website: http://www.thrivecouns... more
In this episode I am talking to Tom Campion. Tom is the co-founder of the active retail company Zumiez and co-founder of the Campion Advocacy Fund. He talks about his wildlife conservation work, how climate change has impacted the Zumiez company, and... more
In this episode I am talking to Sharon, an experienced environmental lawyer and the co-founder of Our Children's Trust. She talks about how she got to be where she is now, why she helped found Our Children's Trust and the urgency of the climate crisi... more
In this episode I am talking to Brooke, the co-owner of Bluebird Grain Farms. We talk about how she started her business, what Bluebird Grain Farms grows and harvests, and climate justice. Go here to learn more about Bluebird Grain Farms: https://blu... more
In this episode I am talking to Aaron, the CEO of Green Canopy. We talk about his experience in real estate, educational path, and his take on climate justice. To contact Aaron or learn more about Green Canopy, go here: https://www.greencanopy.com/
In this bonus episode I talk to Kent and his daughter Mira during their cross-country EV trip to bring attention to aviation air pollution. We talk about the impacts of aviation pollution and itβs solutions, the Aviation Impacts Solutions Summit, and... more
In this episode I am talking to Jonathan, an industrial designer and the founder of eqpd. eqpd is a Twisp, Washington based company focused on making beautiful, useful and sustainable every-day gear. We talk about his experience in the industrial des... more
In this episode I am talking to Edward, a sustainable set designer. We talk about what he's learned from his work in the performing arts field and the overlap between sustainability and theatre. Here is a link to Edwards website: https://www.edwardtm... more
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Please work on host sound quality. The guest shouldnβt have much better sound than the host. Ideally, they both will be good quality. Also, please practice your interviewing technique. Reading questions from a screen or index isnβt conducive to a smooth, interesting conversation. Keep working out the kinks!
It is great to hear from people who are working for us and the planet. Their stories about their passions for their work make me want to do more to Save the Planet.
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