In a recent International Design Competition for creative ways to fight climate change, Noel and Jacob learn about an out-of-the-icebox concept for refreezing the Arctic that placed as the runner up to a rather funereal sounding first place winner.  

Can you be spooky and sustainable? This year for Halloween, Noel and Jacob do their best to find ghoulishly green ways to celebrate the holiday with Biofriendly costumes and candies. 

As Noel and Jacob leave the podcast studio behind for a Las Vegas conference on the future of fuels, they take a quick look at the city itself and how some casinos have sustainable slots and are betting to win the green jackpot. 

After being spun into a state of delirium after a week of preparing to move, Jacob tries to grapple with the topic of carbon conversion as Noel nerds out on membranes and they consider a side career in the margarita salt business. 

When it comes to the least amount of emissions in modes of transportation, trains almost always come out on top. This week Noel and Jacob look to a green future world where hyper-speed trains can take us across the country without lighting a single couch on fire.   

Since we are faced with the task of planting a trillion trees to save planet Earth, Noel and Jacob turn their eyes to Johnny Appleseed for inspiration and decide they should start planting trees or at least counting trees for everyone else. 

As a word that means climate anxiety in Swedish and one that Jacob couldn't seem to pronounce on the show, "Klimatångest" is a growing concern for some as a result of the global climate strikes, so this week Noel and Jacob discuss the different perspectives of such a world-changing movement. 

The children of Earth led by Greta Thunberg have inspired the masses to have a global Climate Strike to help bring awareness around the world. Looking back, Noel and Jacob wish that Climate Strikes were happening when they were teenagers, although they would never have been as responsible as Greta Thunberg. 

This week Noel and Jacob turn the amps up to 11 on the music industry, which is full of Biofriendly bands that want to clean up the planet... especially for one in particular that needed to make up for the big mess they made in Chicago. 

In this week's episode, Noel and Jacob stumble across a climate change solution that sounds like something ripped from the pages of science-fiction by cloning Woolly Mammoths to stop the release of greenhouse gases.