Brian talks about how UPHE came to be and what the early days of clean air activism in Utah were like. We also chat about new research on air pollution and heart attacks and the Uintah Basin miscarriage crisis.

The week of Veterans Day, we chat with Stacy: vet, environmentalist, outdoor athlete and educator. We chat about his journey and how the awe of nature can help heal. Click here and here to learn more about Stacy‘s inspiring work.

Christopher joins to take a close look at one of Rocky Mountain Power’s newest programs called “subscriber solar.” And, surprise!, we think that this program may in fact be a step in the right direction for our utility on clean energy. Click here to read more.

If you’re a podcast listener, here’s the link to the iTunes feed for the HEAL Utah Podcast. If you use an Android app or another non iTunes method, paste this link —https://www.healutah.org/feed/podcast — into whatever app you use.

HEAL alumnus Lindsay talks about the big fight playing out right now to defend rooftop solar, in the face of Rocky Mountain Power’s bid to tax it. Click here for more on this issue.

Matt chats with Cherise Udell, the founder of Utah Moms, about how this vitally important local group was founded, where she sees the clean air movement today and her exciting to attend this winter’s climate meeting in Paris.

Allison Jones from Wild Utah Project joins us.

Matt interviews Carl Ingwell, a University of Utah student whose impromptu Facebook action several years ago led him deep into clean air activism. They also chat about pollution issues in the Uintah Basin, where Carl is from. Enjoy!

If you’re a podcast listener, here’s the link to the iTunes feed for the HEAL Utah Podcast. If you use an Android app or another non iTunes method, paste this link —https://www.healutah.org/feed/podcast — into whatever app you use.