Radio Broadcast Archives

Jerry Kay, Executive Director of Media Interchange
shares with Betsy his thoughts on the state of
environmental media. LISTEN (7 min)

Lexy Zissu, co-author of The Complete Organic Pregnancy tells what every family needs to know about having a healthy, happy
baby. 

LISTEN(11 min)

Billy Parish of the Energy Action Coalition tells that more and more young people are up to the Campus Climate Challenge, and that more are needed to heed the call.
LISTEN (12 min)

Betsy
celebrates the 2006 Brower Youth Awards with Earth Island Institute‘s
John Knox, and 4 of the Brower Youth Award winners: Elissa Smith, Evin
McMullen, Ruben Vogt and
Alberta Nells.
LISTEN (18 min)

Former Harvard Business School Professor and founder of
seven businesses Mark Albion talks about his new book, True to
Yourself: Leading a Values-based Business, and answers the question,
‘
How can I be a Marxist and still own a Jacuzzi?’

LISTEN (12 min)

EcoTalk
is proud to host the debut of Princeton University‘s new Student
Environmental Communication Network. Today they’re surveying what
college students are thinking– and not thinking– about climate
change. LISTEN (8 min)

Pankaj
Shah explains that if you give Green Dimes 3 dollars a month, or
a dime a day, they will get you off of junk-mail lists and plant a tree
for you every month.
LISTEN (8:50 min)

Former Governor of New Jersey and Bush Administration EPA Chief Christie Todd Whitman says she is a Republican in the mold of the types who passed the Clean Air Act. That’s why she created It’s My Party Too.

LISTEN (18 min)

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Which countries have the biggest ecological footprints? Dr. Wackernagel explains the Global Footprint Network‘s new Living Planet Report.
LISTEN (11 min)

For our children, some seafood is safer than others. Beth Trask of SeaWeb tells us about KidSafe Seafood.
LISTEN (7 min)