This second part episode dives more into Logan Luse and his career around environmental politics as a conservative. We dig into specific ways policies can endorse green technologies through capitalistic ventures. Logan understanding around policy and the environment shines in this interview, proving that he is an advocate for Florida's future around natural resources.

In this special two-part episode, I interview Logan Luse. In this part, Logan introduces himself and his history with environmentalism and conservationism. Logan is a young republican, looking to hold office and impact the future of our nation.  He is the next generation of Republicans, bringing stewardship back to our relationship with nature. Listen in and get to know Logan Luse.

News about hunting provides insight into conservation activism and politics. This episode covers hunting news stories I followed in 2023. These stories follow the corner cross case in Wyoming, the grey wolf introduction to Colorado, and the zombie deer disease. Politics around hunting are constantly in flux, and these stories tell the current state of politics. I hope to bring more hunting news in the future to inform conservatives and help improve the environment.

In this episode, I discuss the context around the legal limits of pollution. There is a misconception that polluting is a crime or that banning pollution is possible. Tune in as I discuss examples of dangerous pollution levels, and why it is difficult to criminalize pollution in response to these issues.

Conservation in the United States of America is centered around the public trust doctrine. The history of this doctrine is not what you think. Throughout our conservation, court case upon court case has changed and limited the doctrine. The fluctuation of the cases, results in today's private land ownership and the increasing paywall to the wilderness. Join me as we explore the history and efficacy of the public trust doctrine in the USA.

In this episode, I discuss some reasons why anti-hunting conservation is promoted and the geopolitical consequences that can stem from this perspective. Hunting is a difficult activity to balance in today's world, and here, I give you some talking points that could help you in a debate around these conversations.

Ever wonder about the issues of environmental, social, and governance policies. There are a lot of details. In this episode, I break down the issues with the values expressed by these policies and how policies do not fit consumer values. In reality, these policies are for clout and investment from politicians, not the average man.

In this episode, I interviewed Marc Cortez. He experienced a political shift within himself as he worked in the solar business. After dealing with green technology, he found that the doomsday narrative is out of proportion and saw how abusive economically solar technically can be for a consumer.  We both still agree solar power is a great source of energy, but the current state is not the ideal state for technology. Overall, the interview was great, and I hope to see more from him. Lastly, please excuse the audio. We had technical differences, so please be aware of your volume.

In the season finale, Leo interviewed Jeremy Carl who is a researcher and writer for the Claremont Institute and has held environmental positions in the federal government. The discussion focused on new green energy and the political perspectives that can damage or help our progression to a greener world. Jeremy was a great quest. Search "Jeremy Carl" to find more about him and his works.

This episode Leo focuses on the politics around defining crimes against the environment. This is the longest episode to date. A lot of information is given, because defining environmental crimes is not easy. From politicians to companies to academia, there is a lack of communication of priorities and understanding around our place in the environment. The episode covers the current definition, the issues with defining crimes against the environment, and the political balance between the economy and nature.