From helping pass California's "bottle bill" to living and learning about the rainforest to bringing together groups of people no one thought could work together, Bill uses his passion, care for others and knowledge of integral ecology to make change in the world around us.

Cobb County Chair Lisa Cupid joins the podcast to talk about Faith, Leadership, & Sustainability. We touch briefly on her vision for a Sustainable Cobb County and more importantly we explore how her faith shapes her understanding of Sustainability.

As we remember our former host, Leonard Robinson, who unexpectedly passed away in March 2026, we look back and take a listen to his favorite podcast episodes. In 2023, Leonard visited with Jack Groh, the director of the NFL Environmental Program, a position Leonard always said was his dream job!

On Monday, March 16, 2026, Leonard Robinson, the creator and host of the Faith and Sustainability Podcast died unexpectedly. His co-host Kat Doyle and friend and colleague Rob McDowell share about what made Leonard such a special person in faith and sustainability.

What are some ways that we incorporate Faith and Sustainability into our Lenten journey?

A new and refreshed Faith and Sustainability season begins on April 1st!

Join us for a conversation with co-authors Susan Varlamoff and Dr. Rob McDowell as we mark the 10th anniversary of the groundbreaking Archdiocese of Atlanta's Laudato Si’ Action Plan. This episode explores the faith-rooted vision that sparked a movement, the science and strategy behind the plan, and the enduring impact it’s had on communities across Atlanta and beyond.

Just in time for America Recycles Day, we’re lacing them up with Bobby Johnson, founder of Eco Sneakers!

Bobby shares how one pair of discarded sneakers can spark hope, dignity, and environmental impact across communities. His story is a powerful reminder that purpose walks where others see waste.

We welcome the Sisters of Holy Wisdom Monastery in Madison, Wisconsin. Known for their contemplative approach to environmental stewardship, the sisters have restored over 170 acres of native prairie and oak savanna, transforming the land into a vibrant ecosystem of biodiversity and spiritual renewal.

Drake Starling of Network Lobby for Catholic Social Justice is a faith-rooted change maker and community resilience advocate. He explores how spiritual values shape bold environmental leadership. From grassroots organizing to systemic impact, Drake shares stories of hope, healing, and the power of congregations to lead climate solutions.

Beth Remmes, from Georgia Interfaith Power and Light, shares how her deep spiritual grounding shapes her work in environmental justice and emotional resilience. As a facilitator of Active Hope and a leader within GIPL’s Four Directions Fund, Beth draws on faith not just as inspiration—but as a call to action. She explores how spiritual communities can move from ecological grief to collective healing, and how storytelling rooted in belief can mobilize change. Her work reminds us that sustainability isn’t just technical—it’s sacred.