Green Tea Podcast

For the seventh episode of the seventh season, Green Tea sits down with Keaghan Duffy '23. We talk about Keaghan's project and interests in sustainability surrounding waste collection and art.

For the sixth episode of the seventh season, Green Tea sits down with Sejal Prachand '24. We talk about Sejal's obsession with birds and how this influences their ideas of sustainability.

For the fifth episode of the seventh season, Green Tea sits down with Keisha Payson. We talk about Bowdoin's Climate Action Plan and the steps our college is taking towards becoming free of fossil fuels.

For the fourth episode of the seventh season, Green Tea sits down with Abby Gordy '23. We talk about her independent project in climate journalism and the effect she wishes this project to have on the world.

For the third episode of the seventh season, Green Tea sits down with Annie Mahoney '23 and Benny Adler '25. We talk about what the experience of summer camp has been in terms of sustainability and whether this is a good way to pass on sustainability to the following generations.

For the second episode of the seventh season, Green Tea sits down with Dr. Ashley Shaw, a licensed Clinical Psychologist and Visiting Professor of Psychology at Bowdoin College. We talk about what anxiety is, its link to climate change, and throw in some techniques for emotional regulation.

Welcome to Green Tea Season 7, Episode 1! In this episode, we introduce Chloë Raines, our new co-host, to our listeners and share some ideas for Season 7!

Welcome to Episode IV of Season 6, where we sit down with Talia and Alex to discuss the Energy Usage Competition, a tradition on Bowdoin's campus that helps remind us to be more mindful of our energy usage!

Welcome to Episode III of Season 6, where we sit down with Samira and Lemona to discuss their alternative spring break trip to New York, where they examined the history and evolution of cities, with a focus on environmental racism.

Welcome to Episode II of Season 6, where we sit down with Professor Erik Nelson to talk about institutional approaches to climate change, how to incentivize energy efficiency and other climate-friendly practices, and recent technological change in the energy vehicle industry.