Joe DeMare again refuses the tempting but unethical invitation to go fishing with Governor DeWine. Then he interviews Joshua Wright about continuing efforts to protect the last little bit of Old Growth forest left on Victoria Island, Canada and the BC government's duplicitous efforts to cut them down. Rebecca Wood reports on disabled people's challenges with climate disasters and participating in climate activism. Ecological News includes France's decision to nationalize the nuclear company EDF, and attempts to send a friend of the show to prison for fighting a pipeline. 

Joe DeMare talks about the "Supreme" Court decision that prevents the Environmental Protection Agency from protecting the environment. Rebecca Wood tells us all about the invasive and disgusting hammerhead worm. Ecological News includes a rare correction and apology to the people of Australia, the truth about Jeffrey Clark Anti-Environmental Lawyer, and the actual drop in CO2 emissions during Covid. 

Joe DeMare talks about how The Toledo Blade always seems to be two stories behind For A Green Future and reviews the HBO documentary "Chernobyl: The Lost Tapes." Next he interviews Diane D'Arrigo about current Nuclear issues and Congresswoman Marcy Kaptur's role in financing rolling Chernobyls planned for us in the US. Rebecca Wood talks about Plymouth Bay and the evil Holtec corporation's plan to fill it with radioactivity. Ecological News includes talk about the plastic shields which DON'T protect against Covid, Pumas making a comeback in Florida, and more! 

Joe DeMare gets trapped on the highway by a truck crash and is forced to broadcast the entire show from inside his plug in hybrid Chrysler Pacifica Wondervan. After railing against the horrible show "Axmen," he interviews David Sligh, with Wild Virginia. They're leading a coalition against the Trump administration's rule changes that weakened NEPA that are still being defended by the Biden Administration. Rebecca Wood talks about giraffes. Ecological News includes Yellowstone grizzlies, rolling blackouts in Columbus, and how renewables beat nukes in 2021! 

Joe DeMare talks about how he seems to be always right when it comes to predicting how political leaders will handle nuclear problems. Sandy Bihn is our guest, talking about the documentary "The Erie Situation" which examines the problems of CAFO's and algae blooms. Rebecca Wood tells us about the cottonwood tree. Environmental news includes bumblebees and glyphosates and the discovery that plants have free will. 

Joe DeMare reports from the road that led to Rome, NY, making observations on Phragmites and canals. Next he interviews representatives from the Ohio Enviornmental Council and the Black Environmental Leaders Association about HB 429, the Energy Jobs With Justice Act. Joe reads a bunch of listener tweets on the air. Rebecca enlightens us about flamingos. Ecological News includes stories of more near miss missile attacks on Ukrainian nuke plants and wind turbines increasing fish populations. 

Joe DeMare describes his unexpected but incredible trip to the Rocky Mountain National Park. Then he interviews Norbert Suchanek about the International Uranium Film Festival. Rebecca Wood tells us all about Irises. Update on HB 434, the "Turn Ohio Into A Radioactive Waste Dump" act. Then profiles of this year's Goldman prize winners. 

Joe DeMare celebrates the closure of the Palisades nuclear power plant in Michigan, then talks about the three kinds of symbiosis: parasitism, commensalism, and mutualism. Rebecca Wood does a report on why people from North Carolina are called "tar heels." Ecological news includes Australia's national elections that were a referendum on climate change. Moose being eaten by ticks in Maine, and great news that wind an solar are on track to stop global warming! 

Joe DeMare talks about his ecological observations down in North Carolina. Then he interviews Jesse James Deer In The Water about a range of nuclear issues facing Michigan, from more reactor scrams at Fermi II nuclear power plant to the shuttering of Pallisades nuclear plant on May 31. Ecological news includes fires at Los Alamos nuclear labs and Ohio's HB 429. 

Joe DeMare discusses "No Mow May" and then reviews the Netflix Series, "Meltdown!: Three Mile Island." Our guest this week, Tim Porter talks about National Train Day, why trains are so much better than cars or planes, and Ohio's deadline for applying for federal money to establish new train stations. Rebecca Wood delves into violets. Ecological News includes the deadly heat wave in India, Florida's Ron Desantis striking a blow for rooftop solar power, and Brazil's record deforestation rate in April.