Everything's Changing

In this episode, Rebecca, Veronica and Juliet weigh the pros and cons of a dairy-free lifestyle — the cons mainly being that you can’t eat cheese — and discuss the controversial aspects of Meatless Monday’s. They also chat with Paige Curtis, an environmental writer and advocate, to discuss her whitepaper “Recycle Your Vibrator,” which delves into the need to drastically improve sustainability in the sex tech industry. Check it out now for some hot tips that can help you keep the planet cool.

It’s Earth Day! So Juliet, Rebecca and Veronica got together to share 5 TOP TIPS to help you spice up your sustainability efforts. Check it out!

In this episode Juliet, Rebecca and Veronica explore the ways that Google could help everyone sound less like a jerk on the internet and imagine themselves into the wild world of a Simlish voice actor. They also speak with Dani Cessna, hunter, park ranger, backpacker, Cli-fi fiction writer and all-around cool person. Dani offers a glimpse into the world of being a conservationist, the ways she’s seen climate change impact our National Parks and why you should start talking to your park rangers. Check it out now, especially if you’re a Google executive who’s ready to make “Google Niceties” happen.

Note: Dani is speaking to us personally from her broad range of experiences, and not speaking on behalf of the National Park Service or the U.S. Government.

In this episode, Veronica, Juliet and Rebecca dig into the long lost world of Xanga, the time Rebecca was internet scammed while playing Neopets and how difficult it is to upgrade technology. They also catch up with Eve Mosher, an environmental activist and artist who regularly uses her art to illustrate the impacts of climate change. Eve speaks about her work, how creative expression can help people process climate change and how courage, imagination and playfulness can help us sculpt a better future. Check it out now and let us know if you have any hot Neopets tips!

On this episode Juliet, Veronica and Rebecca delve into the experimental world of podcast animal commentary. They also catch up with Kenneth Mendez, CEO of the Asthma and Allergy Foundation of America, who clues them into how climate change is making everyone’s allergies worse — and what that means for the future. Check it out and rest assured that no cats were harmed in the making of this episode.

In this episode, Rebecca, Veronica and Juliet let you in on their therapist’s best advice for coping with the stress of being home legitimately all the time... constantly... it never ends. They also dig into the problems of urban heat with Owen Franklin, Pennsylvania State Director for the Trust for Public Land. Owen tells us about the Heat Response Project, an initiative in Philadelphia that looks to use art to address the question: “Why should we care about urban heat and what can we do about it?” Check it out now for a cameo by Veronica’s hungry cat and then go get your daily dose of Vitamin N!

In this episode, Veronica, Juliet, and Rebecca discuss the best path to body hair equality, men’s thicc thighs, and the dark side of lawns — metaphorically. They also catch up with Hana Newcomb, manager at Potomac Vegetable Farms in Northern Virginia, who offers insights into what climate change means for crops, the importance of local and organic produce, and how gardens can help us all feel a little more (food) secure. Check it out now before the controversy around Rebecca’s hatred for raw tomatoes brings this podcast to a screeching halt!

In this episode Rebecca, Veronica, and Juliet discuss the particulars of the scent of Limited Too, the horrors of shirtless teenage mall models, and how the simple act of composting could save us all from a top-soilless future. We also catch up with Ben Parry, CEO of Compost Crew, a food scrap recycling business in the Washington, D.C. area. Ben spotlights the importance of composting to local communities and offers tips on what you can (and probably should) compost, including the HUMAN BODY. Check it out or just wait for the romance novel adaptation, entitled “Black Gold,” coming soon.

In the premiere episode of Everything’s Changing, Juliet, Rebecca and Veronica talk about why they are starting this podcast — spoiler alert: it’s because of anxiety. They also catch up with expert Amy Langston, PhD, a postdoctoral researcher at William & Mary who fills them in on ghost forests, a spooky consequence of sea level rise. We’re already thinking about transitioning to a podcast about Twin Peaks so check it out while we’re still around!