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Where The Climate Things Are

Adeline Thompson
Climate Change
Environmental Justice
Climate Action
Running
Climate Anxiety
Environmental Stewardship
Clean Energy
Nature Conservancy
Environmental Defense Fund
Outdoor Facilitation
US Forest Service
Electrification
Solar Energy
New York City
Inclusivity
Ultramarathon Running
Trail Running
Mammoth Trail Fest
Motherhood
Mental Health

The first step in taking climate action is talking about it. Join me, Adeline Thompson - environmental impact advocate and storytelling enthusiast - and my guests in rich conversations about what they’re doing and seeing in their corner of the outdoor world, and how we can get involved. This podcast showcases interdisciplinary outdoor recreationalists working to take action on climate with innovat... more

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Recent Guests

Matt Scott
Storyteller, podcaster, change maker, and director of storytelling and engagement at Project Drawdown.
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Episode: Matt Scott | Storyteller, Podcast Host & Director at Project Drawdown
Peyton Thomas
Scientist and trail runner focused on climate impact on aquatic ecosystems
Episode: Peyton Thomas | Scientist, Trail Runner & Climate Advocate
Emma Mary Murray
Climate artist, educator, and climber
Episode: Emma Mary Murray | Environmental Artist, Community Educator and Climber
Emme Hayes
Founder of Articles In Common and advocate for circularity in the outdoor industry
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Episode: Emme Hayes | Backcountry Guide, Circularity Advocate and Founder of Articles In Common
Kristina Randrup
Professional trail runner and PhD student studying blue whale populations and marine ecology
University of Washington
Episode: Kristina Randrup | Pro Trail Runner, PhD Student & Wildlife Ecologist
Fabrice Perrin
Director of Sports, Community and Sustainability at UTMB
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Episode: SPECIAL EPISODE: UTMB’s Sustainability Announcements | A Conversation with Fabrice Perrin of UTMB
Maddie Hart
An ultrarunner, environmental consultant, and founder of Hart Athletic Co.
Hart Athletic Co.
Episode: Maddie Hart | Trail Runner, Sustainability Consultant & Founder of Hart Athletic Co.
Jordan Wright
Strategic communicator and campaign lead at Protect Our Winters Europe, passionate about climate change and storytelling.
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Isaias Hernandez
Founder of Queer Brown Vegan, environmental educator, storyteller, and forager
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Episode: Isaias Hernandez/Queer Brown Vegan | Environmental Educator, Storyteller, Community Activist & Forager

Host

Adeline Thompson
Host of the podcast, an environmental impact advocate and storytelling enthusiast, focusing on uplifting discussions around climate action and community engagement.

Reviews

5.0 out of 5 stars from 11 ratings
  • Thoughtful and interesting

    I really enjoyed it. I appreciate the mission of making climate change news and topics accessible to a broader audience. No shamjng, no “gotcha,” just education.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    jim1263783
    United States5 months ago
  • Trail Joggers talking planet

    Important conversations being had by interesting people around the sport of trail running and beyond. 10/10 recommend you enjoy this podcast.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Eric the turtle
    United States8 months ago

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The podcast is lauded for its engaging conversations with informative guests, making complex climate issues relatable and inspiring.
Listeners appreciate the focus on accessible climate topics, emphasizing solutions rather than doom and gloom.

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#131
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#37
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#205
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#233
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Peyton Thomas | Scientist, Trail Runner & Climate Advocate
Q: What was your aha moment on climate?
It was a series of events rather than a singular moment that ignited my passion for environmental action, stemming from my experiences in Atlanta and observing environmental inequities.
Nicholas Triolo | Environmental Writer & Ultrarunner
Q: What was your aha moment on climate or environment?
Nick shares that his environmental awareness was primarily seeded during his years in Portland, where he was involved in community discussions about social and environmental stewardship, particularly during his time with Occupy Wall Street.
Lauro Silva | Trail Runner & Founder of Tierra Libre
Q: What climate solution that excites you the most right now?
Lauro expresses excitement about expanding the Footprints experience to an online platform to reach more people who cannot attend in person.
Lauro Silva | Trail Runner & Founder of Tierra Libre
Q: What has been your a-ha moment on environmental or climate action?
Lauro explains that his realization came when he started running in Forest Park and developed a relationship with nature, which made him care about climate action and the environment.
Kristina Randrup | Pro Trail Runner, PhD Student & Wildlife Ecologist
Q: Why does your research on blue whales matter?
Kristina explains that understanding and protecting wildlife, including blue whales, is crucial not just for their sake, but for the health of ecosystems which ultimately impacts human survival.

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