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"When we talk about meeting our climate goals, it's hard to grasp how big that challenge is and how far we have still yet to go... Nuclear [energy] is the technology that's given me hope."

Join co-host Anna for a conversation about nuclear energy with Paris Ortiz-Wines, Global Director of Stand Up For Nuclear, an international group of nuclear energy advocates. We discuss the importance of listening to people when they have concerns, contextualizing safety/ risk, and making the space to change our minds & stand up for what we believe in. Check out the new film Nuclear Now (in theaters May 1st) to learn more about how it can serve as a critical solution to climate change and world poverty.

Episode transcript available here. Episode produced by Anna, featuring music by Miranda And The Beat.

Co-hosts Anna and Paloma speak with Dr. Erica Dodds, COO of the Foundation for Climate Restoration, about why we need more ambitious climate goals, and how large-scale carbon removal can help us get there. Learn more at F4CR.org. Episode transcript available here.

We're kicking off the new year and a new season with a round of intros to the SpaceshipOne team! Get to know co-hosts Anna and Paloma, as well as interns Michelle, Sydney, and Barnabas as they share their passions, experiences with environmentalism, and goals for 2023. Transcript available here.

This episode is based on our blog post, published 11/30/22, titled "Three Important Takeaways After COP27 and A Year of Climate Disasters". Read it here.

Episode produced by Anna Michel and Mike Villena. Featuring music by Miranda and the Beat.

This episode is an audio version of SpaceshipOne's blog post, published on 10/6/22, titled "Passionate About Climate Change? Here Are 10 Exciting NGO Climate and Environmental Initiatives to Consider". Read it here.

Episode produced by Anna, featuring music by Miranda and the Beat.

Links to orgs featured in episode:

1. Climatebase

2. Project Drawdown

3. The Greenlining Institute

4. Indigenous Environmental Network

5. Foundation for Climate Restoration

6. GRID Alternatives

7. Fridays For Future

8. Grist

9. ecoAmerica

10. Anthropocene Institute

Co-hosts Anna and Paloma discuss ways to prepare and stay safe during wildfire season.

Links to resources shared in the episode:

Episode produced by Anna, featuring music by Toy Mashin.

This episode is an audio version of SpaceshipOne's blog post, published on 8/18/22, titled "The Breadcrumbing Blunders of US Climate Policy: From Build Back Better to the Inflation Reduction Act". Read it here.

Episode produced by Anna, featuring music by Toy Mashin.

Co-hosts Anna & Paloma speak with the team at Parker Maritime Technologies about decarbonizing the shipping industry and protecting ocean life. Learn more at Decarbonized, the United Nations, and the International Maritime Organization.

Episode produced by Anna, featuring music by Toy Mashin.

Full episode transcript on the SpaceshipOne blog.

Co-hosts Paloma & Anna speak with Max Feinberg, CTO of Verdova, about leveraging data to help farmers make soil-based carbon offsets.

Episode produced by Anna, featuring music by Di Ivories. 

Full episode transcript coming soon to the SpaceshipOne blog.

Co-hosts Anna & Paloma speak with Dr. Beth Rose Middleton Manning, a Professor of Native American studies at UC Davis, about the importance of cultural burning and Indigenous land stewardship.

Episode produced by Anna, featuring music by Tilden (NYC). 

Episode transcript available on the SpaceshipOne blog.