In the Green Chair with Alanna Mitchell, an award-winning Canadian journalist, author and playwright who writes about intersections between science and society. We discuss Alanna's career as a science journalist and why she believes taking risks in life leads to a worthwhile story. 

(DISCLAIMER: Audio quality was affected in the recording of the beginning of this episode, but does improve after the first questions. Thank you for listening).

In the Green Chair with Natalie Knowles, an athlete, research coordinator and PhD candidate at the University of Waterloo. We talk about the ski industry and climate change, Nat’s research on eco-tourism and her work in different countries. 

In the Green Chair with Tim Nash, the founder of Good Investing. We discuss all things about sustainable investing. Learn about ESG, sustainability, impact investing, and sustainable finance. We talk about Tim's career path and why he believes the most important thing you can do with your money is to begin investing now.

Check out Tim's website https://www.goodinvesting.com Listeners can use code RELAY20 for 20% off the Introduction to Sustainable Investing course until Jan. 31.

Listen to Tim's podcast with the Toronto Star "Responsible Investing for a Sustainable Economy" https://open.spotify.com/show/0GaFXN1HDeJIlLAbv0pc7F?si=e2ffbb22a8334d90 

In the Green Chair with Allie Rougeot, a Canadian climate justice activist, a Top 30 Under 30 Sustainability Leader Canada, and is the Climate and Energy Program Manager for Environmental Defence. We talk about Allie's career path, what climate activism is and how you can adopt the role no matter your background or occupation.

We are back! Tune in every other week to hear insights and tips from a range of professionals working in the green economy on how to get your green career started with your new host, Ana.

This podcast is part of the Green Collar Careers program brought to you by Relay Education. Relay Education is a Canadian charity that delivers renewable energy, environment and green careers programs for young people. Remember to check out our website, relayeducation.com and social media channels @relayeducation to find resources on how to start your green career.

In the Green Chair with Isaias Hernandez an Environmental Educator and the creator of QueerBrownVegan, an Instagram page focused on accessible educational posts about environmental terms. Isaias grew up and lives in L.A., we talk about his career path, veganism, and environmental justice work.

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In the Green Chair with Kyla Pascal, a Métis, Black woman who works in food justice, sustainability and climate action from Edmonton, AB. Kyla is currently completing her post-graduate degree in Indigenous community planning in Vancouver, while working part-time for Indigenous Climate Action and launching a food zine. Learn about food justice, Kyla's food stories and her passion for bringing BIPOC people together to share meals.

In the Green Chair and the Becoming series by Efficiency Canada collaborated on this episode for International Women's Day. Our host Adeye is joined by the Becoming host, Kirstin Pulles, to speak with guest Megan Bennett. Megan is the Director of Communications for StepUp, a volunteer non-profit working to advance gender equity in the energy management industry. We talk about energy efficiency, gender in the workforce and how to support women in their careers.

In the Green Chair with Kate Pepler, Founder and CEO of The Tare Shop, Halifax's first package-free coffee shop and bulk store. This young entrepreneur started her own brick-and-mortar business with passion, research and a lot of hard work. Learn what package-free living is, and how she's designed her stores to be more accessible for the community.

In the Green Chair with Molly Neave, a Research Associate at The Growcer. Learn about how hydroponic farming can address food insecurity, working as a researcher and Molly's story about transitioning from university into the work force.