This podcast episode provides a window into the current state of environmental issues, efforts, and initiatives in India. The discussion compares those sustainability efforts to related efforts in the United States. The conversation is shared with Hrishikesh Tupe. 

This podcast episode, airing in honor of Pride Month, explores the connection between a healthy, joyful sense of self and finding happiness in getting dressed with a sustainable wardrobe. Alix, or Wearing Alix on Instagram, shares the parallel journeys of the development of her sense of self and her sense of style -- both of which are delightful!

This podcast episode explores the ways in which an individual can work toward collective action to accomplish a goal.  In other words, the discussion focuses on how to make an idea become a movement. The conversation is shared with lifetime community and environmental activist and San Francisco Bay Area resident Walter Hays.

This podcast episode explores some of the fundamental  ways in which the U.S. transportation system is flawed, as well as the personal empowerment and environmental benefits that come with a local, car-free lifestyle. The conversation is shared with Rose Pedals.

This podcast episode explores the Black male experience in America during 2020, including reflections on racism and sources of joy. The conversation is shared with Jayshawn Puckett.

This podcast episode explores the ways in which Muslims in America experience and feel a place in the mainstream environmental movement. The conversation is shared with Egyptian American Doa Morsy, owner of the Etsy shop Sundos & Silk. Note: The "uniform dresser" referenced in the conversation is Matilda Kahl.

This podcast episode explores the shift from the modern American environmental movement's bi-partisan origin in the 1960s and 70s to its politically divisive nature today. The conversation is shared with Trinidad Arredondo, member of the Coachella Valley Unifed School District board.

This podcast episode explores the foundational concepts of finding a sense of self and place as the cornerstone of participating more fully in environmental activism.