Today, I welcome back Mont-Megantic’s Remi Boucher, photographer Jeremy Evans, and the Sierra Club’s, Dashiell Leeds!

We have have lot to cover today, including some satellite news, another big slate of ecology, and, how about we talk color...specifically, what color streetlights would you prefer to live under?

Be sure to stay with us until the end today, as we had such a great conversation, that I had to bump out our ecology section to post show...don’t worry Remi and Dashiell stayed on to walk you through it!

All this and a lot more on today’s Light Pollution News!

This episode, I am very excited to have some first time guests...Oh you’re really going to not want to miss this one! I welcome Mont-Megantic’s Remi Boucher, photographer Jeremy Evans, and, the Sierra Club’s, Dashiell Leeds!

Well, you heard last month that Maine has a new ordinance, but it didn’t take long for that message to become convoluted! Wait until you see what our panel has to say on this! We have some health news...and, oh, there’s a new Sphere coming...maybe to a neighborhood near you? Be sure to stay with us for this episode of Light Pollution News!

Welcome to Light Pollution News! This episode, we ask, what can looking at SPHEREx images tell you about yourself? And, what!! Satellites can still cause light streaks...even for space telescopes! And, more important news about health and ecology came up this month! You’ll definitely want to listen!

I welcome back AstronEra’s Shweta Kulkarni; acclaimed photographer, Josh Dury; and a true leader in advocacy work, Mr. Jim Webster!

We have a great show for you today! Joining me today from AstronEra is Shweta Kulkarni; we have a return visit from one of my favorite nighttime photographers, Mr. Josh Dury; and joining all the way from across the Delaware, Dark Sky New Jersey’s Jim Webster.

This episode – did you hear, Maine has a new responsible lighting law! How are our feelings influenced by light. And...Dark Sky International released a design for a new car...yes, a new car. All this and more, coming right up in this episode of Light Pollution News!

Here we go, another Light Pollution News is about to kick off!

This episode, I’m joined by Princia’s Rushil Kukreja; Circadian Rhythm researcher, Randy Nelson; and electrical engineer, Scott Lind!

Can light pollution influence levels of CO2? A new study looks at how light affects plants’ ability to process gases. And what proof do we have that birds are affected by light at night? Well, quite a bit, and we have two new studies which appear to show that. Oh, and, did you hear that Palo Alto has a new ordinance, but is it too much?

Let’s kick off the second show of 2026! A new Light Pollution News begins now!

We’re kicking off the New Year right, with some Light Pollution News!

Today, I’m joined by Princia’s, Rushil Kukreja; Circadian Rhythm researcher, Randy Nelson; and electrical engineer and advocate, Scott Lind!

This episode, what did we learn when France decided to turn off its streetlights? Dark Sky Festivals can inspire more than admiration, they can inspire action! And where, exactly, should you put your bed at night?

All this and more, this episode!

Happy Holidays friends! It's our annual Holiday Potluck show! This is the show where guests return to discuss their favorite stories of 2025!

It’s our last official episode of the year! 2026 is right around the corner! But first, we have a lot to talk about. For instance, researchers tracked insects using weather radar in the UK, we’ll let you know what they found! Do modern car headlights actually make you safer? And, it’s not just space mirrors you need to worry about!

With me this episode are lighting designer, Dr. Amardeep Dugar; Cliff Valley Astronomy’s own, Stéphane Picard, and the author of the new book, “Creatures of Darkness,” Dani Robertson!

What an episode we have today for you! Joining me is lighting designer, Dr. Amardeep Dugar; astrotourism guru, Stéphane Picard; and author of the new book, “Creatures of Darkness,” Dani Robertson.

Today, the saga of the Melrose Park – Fort Lauderdale, Florida community comes to an unceremonious end; are we more prone to self-harm at night?; and maybe you’re searching for that perfect gift for a loved one...well look no farther than a bed for your phone!

Happy Holidays, everyone! We hope you enjoy this episode of Light Pollution News!

Oh this is a good one! Joining me today are Tatsiana Thomson from Brome, journalist and author Lynne Peeples, and one of my favorite returning guests, John Barentine.

This episode, we look at realistic drone shows, how one tribe in Arizona views the night sky, and we ask, does an increase in GDP necessarily mean a corresponding increase in light pollution?

Settle in and enjoy this episode of Light Pollution News!