EcoRight Speaks

We are so excited to launch season 11 of the "EcoRight Speaks" podcast and we're starting the new season with a bang! Dr. Doug Casa is the CEO of the Korey Stringer Institute at the University of Connecticut, where they are developing and disseminating practical strategies to prevent sudden death in sport, military, and laborers, promote health and safety best practices in the physically active, and optimize performance.

Dr. Casa, author of the book "Preventing Sudden Death in Sport and Physical Activity," joined host Chelsea Henderson this week to discuss the impact of climate change on sports, the ways athletes and sports organizations are adapting, and what the future may hold for major American sports. It's a fascinating listen for any sports fan and those concerned about how climate change will impact your favorite sport.

Find out more about the Korey Stringer Institute and their important work online!

Our republicEn.org executive director Bob Inglis on the EcoRight message to fellow conservatives and right-of-center audiences/groups.

Did Chelsea or Price have a favorite episode this season? Listen as they share the "EcoRight Speaks" episodes that stood out.

Host Chelsea Henderson and producer Price Atkinson reflect on five years and 10 seasons of the "EcoRight Speaks" podcast. Listen to past episodes at Spotify, Apple Podcast or online at https://republicen.org/podcast

As is customary at the end of every "EcoRight Speaks" season, we like to bring you a "best of" episode to recap some of the outstanding guests we've had since the season began back in January. In this episode, host Chelsea Henderson takes you through some of her favorite guests and sound bytes from season 10. 

You'll hear from former U.S. Senator Bill Frist (TN-R), Climate Leadership Council's Catrina Rorke, Evangelical Environmental Network's Revered Mitch Hescox, environmental entrepreneur Zara Summers, Rewiring America's Ari Matusiak and also witty professor Dr. Bob Eccles plus many more. Recap the season with us before Chelsea and producer Price Atkinson put a bow on season 10! 

You can always go back through past episodes and listen to great interviews from seasons one through nine, too.

Former U.S. Senator Bill Frist (R-TN) details the cognitive effects climate change can and does have on school-aged kids in some areas of the country. Click here to catch the entire interview with Dr. Frist!

Dr. Bill Frist shares how and why as a physician climate change is personal to him, his family and his patients. You can subscribe to his Substack called "A Second Opinion" by clicking here.

Former U.S. Senator Dr. Bill Frist (R-TN) on whether climate change is a public health crisis. Dr. Frist is now The Nature Conservancy's global board chair.

We are bringing some serious conservative star power this week, as we welcome this week's guest and former United States Senator Dr. Bill Frist (R-TN). Dr. Frist is the former GOP Senate Majority Leader and was a nationally-acclaimed heart and lung transplant surgeon before serving in the U.S. Senate. 

The current Chair of the Global Board of The Nature Conservancy, Dr. Frist is now engaged in the public health crisis as it relates to climate change. He is highlighting the increasing threat of vector-borne diseases like malaria and Lyme disease due to climate change and a personal connection as well as emphasizing the need for the public to consider how climate change impacts various aspects of human health, including respiratory diseases, heart conditions, and mental well-being. 

You can find out more at Dr. Frist's website or subscribe to his Substack called "A Second Opinion."

Non-toxic paint entrepreneur Patrick Hughes shares the difference of embodied carbon in latex versus organic paint.