A Climate Change with Matt Matern

Matt Matern and Michael Shellenberger discuss environmental alarmism, the benefits of nuclear energy, and the drug death crisis. Michael, an advocate for pragmatic solutions, emphasizes the need for balanced policies to address these critical issues effectively.

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Guest host Max Sloves talks with Bruce Horowitz from Ripe Landscapes about permaculture, a sustainable practice mimicking natural ecosystems. They discuss its benefits, from fostering local food movements to building resilient communities, and its applicability everywhere.

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Guest host Corey Bennett speaks with Kim Siehl from Grades of Green, a nonprofit helping students globally take environmental action. Free programs, mentorship, and key initiatives like trash-free programs are their focus. 

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Matt sits down with Author Marianne Williamson and chats about her books, government, environment and politics

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Guest host Harry Berberian speaks with John David Ware, producer of "Final Frequency." The film explores Nikola Tesla’s contributions to green energy and the misuse of his innovations, highlighting his vision for wireless energy transmission and its modern relevance.

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Guest host Dalia Khalili speaks with Elena DeLacy, Executive Director of the American River Conservancy, who discusses conservation, stewardship, and education in the upper American River and Cosumnes River watersheds. 

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Guest host Tagore Subramaniam speaks with Rod Fujita from the Environmental Defense Fund. They discuss oceans' role in climate change, seaweed farming for carbon sequestration, and sustainable fisheries management. Support sustainable seafood by checking certifications.

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Guest host Corey Bennett speaks with Deni Porej from Catalina Island Conservancy. Discussing conservation, education, and recreation, Deni highlights the island's biodiversity, including the swift recovery of the Catalina Island fox.

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Guest host Max Sloves speaks with Ken Kragen about his iconic projects, We Are the World and Hands Across America, and introduces Hands Around the World to combat climate change. Using holographic tech, he aims to engage a billion people. Kragen invites support for this global movement.

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Guest host Julia Cottrell speaks with Alfred Fraijo, Chairman of Friends of Hollywood Central Park, on building a 38-acre park over the 101 freeway. The park aims to enhance green space, benefiting 44,000 children nearby. Funding is from various sources, with construction readiness aimed within a year.

 

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