
Join Jaron and Lonnie as they explore issues in their community through the eyes of everyday people, and discuss how environmental justice is showing up in the news. It’s not just for experts, it's for everyone! The podcast is officially 1 year old! Now that we're older and wiser, we're releasing episodes twice each month - on the second and last Monday of each month. Uptown Chats is the official ... more
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 25 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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March is here and money is on our minds. Join Jaron and Lonnie to learn about some of WE ACT’s priorities for the City and State budget this year with help from WE ACT’s City Policy Manager, Caleb Smith.
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Tax season is here again, which means finances are on everyone’s minds. In this episode, Lonnie and Jaron are joined by Bunny McKensie Mack, CEO & Founder of MMG Earth, to talk about liberatory finance and how it connects to environmental justice.
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A lot is happening in New York City, especially when it comes to policy. Join Jaron and Lonnie to learn about some of WE ACT's priorities for 2026 with help from Caleb Smith, WE ACT's City Policy Manager. Topics include the City's Environmental Justi... more
This week, Lonnie and Jaron are joined by Weezie Foster, WE ACT’s Government Affairs Manager to share some updates from our Federal Policy Office and talk about some important items on WE ACT’s federal policy agenda for 2026.
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It’s nice to listen to topics about climate change that feel digestible to the listener and relatable on a community level. If they use lingo I’m not familiar with, it’s explained well and they often have funny anecdotes around what they are trying to convey in their topic. The rat episode was awesome as a fellow New Yorker!
This is an informative and engaging podcast to understand environmental justice issues.
Love the podcast! Very informative. Definitely recommend for people concerned with the environment- especially those in NYC. The organization also does good work so good to get involved with that too.
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Focused on environmental justice and community issues, content often features discussions with everyday people and experts to explore how these topics intersect with current events and personal experiences. The podcast highlights various environmental initiatives, policies, and advocacy efforts aimed at creating equitable solutions for underserved communities, with particular emphasis on New York City. Noteworthy is their approachable style, making complex social and environmental topics accessible to a wide audience, emphasizing that these issues matter to everyone.
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Recent guests on Uptown Chats include:
1. Stephan Roundtree
2. Shalanda Baker
3. Kate Donovan
4. Liz Reyes
5. Cameron Clark
6. Brianna Carbajal
7. Liz Krueger
8. Jeff Jones
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