We're pumped to welcome another first-time guest this week as Environmental Defense Fund (EDF) Action president David Kieve joins host Chelsea Henderson. Kieve talks about EDF's political advocacy in addressing climate change and its bipartisan work reaching out to lawmakers on both sides of the aisle. 

Kieve also discusses how important their work is in cultivating conservative lawmakers and being helpful when they do come around on climate. He also touches on the bipartisan nature of the production tax credit, Inflation Reduction Act and the role of clean energy in the American economy. Catch this week's interview with EDF's David Kieve! 

Former republicEn contributor and writer Mary Anna Mancuso on pitching climate change from different angles. Follow her column "The Point" at the Miami Herald.

Miami Herald Editorial Board member Mary Anna Mancuso on the voice of editorials vs columns and her enjoyment of writing opinion pieces.

After many years as a republicEn contributor and longtime member of the EcoRight community, Mary Anna Mancuso on her new job working as an Editorial Board member and opinion writer at the Miami Herald.

Have you ever wondered how a media outlet editorial board works? How does an editorial board land on ideas, research and write not only the opinion pieces, but individual columns? 

In this episode, Mary Anna Mancuso, a veteran political strategist and one of the most widely published EcoRight opinion writers, discusses her new job on the editorial staff at the Miami Herald. Mancuso, a former member of the republicEn community, brings a conservative perspective to her role at the Herald, including her new column, The Point. 

It's been a while since we had her on, but we're excited to welcome back Mary Anna Mancuso!

Dr. Doug Casa on the changes with football practice starting mid-summer and what coaches and support staff are doing to prevent heat-related illness. He directs the Korey Stringer Institute, which provide research, education, advocacy and consultation to maximize performance, optimize safety and prevent sudden death for the athlete, warfighter and laborer.

Dr. Doug Casa talks about football being the American sport with the most heat-related illnesses. Find out more about the Korey Stringer Institute online.

Korey Stringer Institute CEO Dr. Doug Casa provides key research, education, advocacy & consultation to maximize performance, optimize safety and prevent sudden death for the athletes. He shares how he thinks sports will adapt to the heat and climate change in the future.

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.