
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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The holidays are here again, and this year, Lonnie and Jaron are joined by Leslie Fields, WE ACT’s Chief Federal Officer to share stories from the environmental justice movement, including Leslie’s role in creating our Federal Policy Office in Washin... more
It has been a difficult year for many of us, but that hasn’t stopped WE ACT from accomplishing some big wins in the name of environmental justice. Join Jaron and Lonnie to learn more about some of the wins for 2025 that we are excited to celebrate.
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Want to hear some trash talk without all of the drama? Join Jaron and Lonnie to learn about some emerging policies in New York State to reduce the impact of plastic and other waste materials on the environment and our health, with help from a member ... more
Children’s Environmental Health Month is almost over, but youth-led climate action is still going strong! In this episode, Lonnie and Jaron are joined by Shiv Soin, Founder and Co-Executive Director of TREEage to learn how young people have helped sh... more
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, the podcast delves into community issues through relatable conversations with everyday people. The hosts facilitate discussions on topics such as solar energy, PFAS dangers, and the significance of community land trusts, providing insights that are digestible and engaging for a wide audience. Unique to this podcast is the emphasis on local perspectives and actionable community initiatives, making it accessible not only to experts but to anyone interested in understanding and advocating for environmental rights and policies. Every episode features guests from relevant fields, offering a mix of expertise and personal narrative that resonates with listeners.
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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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