108: Awareness Is A Delay Tactic, A Smokescreen (transcript)

on December 19, 2018 in Podcast

I talk to a lot of people about acting on their environmental values and people overwhelmingly say that they plan to raise their awareness or make themselves more conscious of environmental issues as a path toward acting, or they want to raise other people’s awareness through education, spreading facts. I spoke in episode 86 which I recommend listening to on how awareness means nothing. Everybody is aware of what they’re[…] Keep reading →

107: Beth Comstock, part 1: Inside the Fortune 5 C-Suite (transcript)

on December 18, 2018 in Podcast

Beth Comstock is exactly the guest that this podcast is designed for. She is a leader who took on challenges of the largest scale and rose to the role of global leadership taking on challenges that others didn’t want to, yet huge demand for the results existed. Sound familiar with the environment? She started from very humble beginnings which she shares in the book to become CMO of GE to[…] Keep reading →

106: Exploding the Myth that Technology Will Save Us (transcript)

on December 17, 2018 in Podcast

Those of you following my personal life know that I took a lot of Amtrak journeys in the last month in my trip across the country starting in New York I went to L.A. with a stopover in Chicago, then Ventura, San Diego, Houston, then from Houston to Atlanta I went by bus with a stopover very briefly in New Orleans where I got a fried green tomato po’boy and[…] Keep reading →

105: Evelina Utterdahl, part 2: A Month With No Plastic! (transcript)

on November 29, 2018 in Podcast

Welcome to my second conversation with Evelina. I’ve spoken to a lot of people who’ve started from doing less and took on smaller projects so it would seem a lot easier for them. A lot of people talk about change. Evelina did and she did a lot and she enjoyed it more. Recall, she’s a travel writer who chose not to fly and now she’s taking time without using plastic.[…] Keep reading →

104: Jared Angaza, part 2: Motherhood and Apple Pie (transcript)

on November 29, 2018 in Podcast

My second conversation with Jared Angaza was recorded almost a year ago, just after launching the podcast. It’s more conversational, less directed than I’ve done more recently. I think I’ve come a long way on focusing more but I’d love to hear listeners’  ÑŽreactions. It’s also my old microphone. So the quality isn’t quite as good. Jared has acted a lot more than most to live by his environmental values.[…] Keep reading →

103: Geoffrey West, part 2: theoretical physics and the environment (transcript)

on November 24, 2018 in Podcast

In my second conversation with Geoffrey West we go from talking about the scientific observation and theory that he came up with and wrote about of the past and we extrapolate into the future. This is something that he wanted to do. His book went in this direction but he kept conservative and you’ll hear him say that he wanted to go in this direction but he didn’t really go[…] Keep reading →

102: Col. Everett Spain, West Point’s Head of Behavioral Sciences and Leadership (transcript)

on November 23, 2018 in Blog, Podcast

Many who serve in the military become leaders in business, politics, entrepreneurship sports and many other places. Why? What does the military teach so well in leadership? I believe that lack of effective leadership is the greatest impediment to effective environmental action. That’s why I have this podcast Leadership and the Environment. If you want to improve your leadership, this conversation will tell you all you have to do. You’ll[…] Keep reading →

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