In our very first LIVE episode, we sit down with Melissa Radu, Sustainability Manager from the Emerald Award-winning Edmonton Convention Centre (ECC) over plant-based pancakes. Topics on the table include ECC's game-changing sustainability work, the value of plant-based eating, and how everyday people can host greener events.

In this episode sponsored by the good folks at the Edmonton Goodwill Impact Centre, Colleen and Gregory learn about Canada's first solar-powered buses in St. Albert, and a not-for-profit that is funding renewable energy projects across Alberta, the Municipal Climate Change Action Centre.

Last season, we chatted with a young person about their un-bee-lievable work – but the conversation about youth leading the environmental movement was far from over.

In this episode, we take you on a road trip of Southern Alberta, and introduce you to some incredible educators who are inspiring the next generation of environmental leaders.

Can somewhere as stunning as Dale Hodges Park be built by one person? Collaboration is essential in moving forward and guests Tristan Surtees, Charles Blanc, Carolyn Bowen, and Chris Manderson will tell you why.

Guests Kim Caron and Glen Smith talk biofuel, entrepreneurship, and how sustainable businesses just might save the world.

In the season two premiere, guests Megan Andre & Rebekah Adams (Agroforestry & Woodlot Extension Society) and Katelynne Webb (City of Edmonton Root for Trees) teach us why we should be loving trees our whole life, not just in grade four.

In the season one finale, Colleen and Gregory revisit what they learned from the environmental experts and share their successes and takeaways.

In episode five, Amelia Altmiks (MacEwan University's Sustainability Leadership Council) shares her love and admiration of bees and gives us insight into how youth are leading the climate movement.

In episode four, Andres Filella (Indigenous Electricity Technical Working Group) and David Dodge (Green Energy Futures) discuss how renewable energy can have a huge impact on not only the environment, but economics.

In episode three, Kristin Arnot (Reuse Centre), Mortimer Capriles (Goodwill Impact Centre), and Leon Kassian (College H.U.N.K.S.) "break down" the notion that recycling is the end-all solution.