If you’re not a pet parent, you probably have at least one or two on your holiday shopping list, so this show is for you! I’ve included not just fabulous products but a great education in greening your pet’s lifestyle. Bronna Bodenstein from Earth Doggy – an eco-friendly pet boutique – joins us to discuss a fabulous new pet food container. You won’t hear us haggle about which of two products should have made the list but you will hear how we settled the debate! Pet Food Expert Leslie May dishes on the 4 best possibilities for feeding your dog and Dr. Larry Green from Bokashicycle Fermenting Systems helps us close the loop on poop.

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You can hear excerpts from my conversation with Leslie May about how to treat your dog to a healthy holiday dinner, hear how we answered the question “What’s the future of organic dog food if we stay on the path Leslie has directed us to?”, and get links and resources from all of our guests on my blog.

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What was so special about Hurricane Sandy that legislators are finally saying, “ok, I’m in; I get it”? Hear climate change expert and meteorologist Dr. Jeff Masters and the attorney for the planet, Sarah Saylor (Senior Legislative Representative from Earth Justice) discuss what gave this Hurricane the power to make everyone in America say, “this is what climate change looks like.” And find out what’s coming our way in terms of legislation and weather in the weeks, months and years ahead.

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And hear the premiere of The Green Resource Guide – help turning your everyday choices into sustainable solutions!

Visit Antoinette’s blog for more background on the headlines and The Green Resource Guide.

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More gift ideas for the wonderful people on your list. Like last week, we’ll be edutained as we shop, but this week the focus is on all of the foodies and health foodies, gardeners, Top Chef wannabes, and I’ve-gotta-do-this-this-and-this-while-I-cookers on your list. All of these are integral to your giftee’s daily routine and you won’t have to worry about them wanting to return them. Curious? Let’s go shopping, shall we?

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You can see pictures and get more info about these products and those from part I on my blog.

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This is about the time your favorite retailers – and loved ones – start dropping hints about shopping for the holidays so I figured I’d enter the fray with my list of The Top 15 Most Fabulous and Green Products of 2012. Hear why I think these items are fabulous and green, see pictures on my website and add these items to your list. And don’t worry about giving me credit when the giftee says “Ohhh, how thoughtful; this is perfect.” Noone has to know you heard it from me 

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A few hints to get your shopping juices flowing:

2. Something for the person who’s been there/done that!

3. Perfect for the entrepreneur/systems person/orchestrator of world peace

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Do you know why there’s so much fuss about genetically modified foods?! I’ll admit… I didn’t know as much as I should have, until I started preparing for this show! Hear from

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During the episode “This Summer is What Global Warming Looks Like”, Nobel Prize Winning Climatologist Dr. Kevin Trenberth suggested that we can’t reverse climate change without strong legislative action. During the second show “What Climate Change Looks Like in the Nation’s Capitol”, noted meteorologist and climate change expert Dr. Jeff Masters made a shocking statement – at least shocking considering that we’re less than 90 days from our next presidential election: “There isn’t any climate change legislation on the docket right now.” That statement is the headline we’re peeling back in today’s show with Senior Legislative Representative from Earth Justice, Sarah Saylor, who will discuss how that can be, and what we can do about it.

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As long as we keep looking only at the Northwest region and thinking “too bad about the droughts and the wildfires” there are those among us who will never make the connection that all of these outrageous occurrences – the droughts, the wildfires, the violet storms and flooding – are a function of climate change. So by moving from region to region each week and pointing out the many faces of climate change – both human and environmental – I hope to show that none of us are going unscathed, that climate change has come home to roost in our front yards and that we are our brother’s keeper.

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My guests this week are Dr. Jeff Masters, noted meteorologist and co-founder of wunderground.com, one of the internet’s earliest and most popular purveyors of weather-related news and data , and Kimberly Thomas, a professional who lives in Clinton, MD and commutes into Washington DC, now a hotbed of…umm…heat.

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Traditionally, summer in America means fun in the sun, trips to the beach…and wildfires. My guests this week know a little something about wildfires; Bessie Schwartz of Environment Colorado and Dr. Kevin Trenberth, a Distinguished Senior Scientist and Nobel Peace Prize Winner at the National Center for Atmospheric Research – are both on the ground in Colorado near where the wildfires are burning again this year. They will each, in their own unique ways, help us attach an American face to climate change so we can stop telling ourselves its someone else’s problem. We’ll also discuss the cheap, easy ways we can get engaged in the fight to reverse climate change…also known as going green.

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