Climate Mama (aka Harriet Shugarman) and Green Diva Meg have an inspiring discussion on ways to stay positive in this challenging post-election environment AND how to step up and take action.

Oil pipelines EVERYWHERE. A show featuring John Parker from Riverkeepers about some immediate issues facing New York citizens, but we put it into a broader national context offering words from Kandi Mossett who is on the front lines of the more publicized Dakota Access Pipeline fight in North Dakota.

Sara Erb was inspired by Cesar Chavez after seeing a farm workers protest as a kid and has spent her life successfully sharing food and products that are good for us and good for the planet. From early natural food market entrepreneur to unique super food beverage producer, Sara infuses her businesses and products with natural, organic, delicious and earth-friendly core values.

Another excellent episode featuring Eva Radke, founder of Art Cube, who is finding ways to deepen the film and TV industry’s shade of green.

There is a lot at stake in this election, but we’ve heard little from the presidential candidates about climate change. Moms Clean Air Action is all about making sure we all get informed and get out and vote as an important step in pushing for meaningful change to help protect our children and our families from pollution, climate change and toxic chemicals. Listen to this great interview with Gretchen Dahlkemper, Director of Clean Air Moms Action.

Green Diva Meg has a powerful conversation with Kandi Mossett, of Indigenous Rising, who is literally on the front lines of one of the current battles in the climate justice fight against the Dakota Access Pipeline. There are many reasons you need to listen to Kandi and learn more about what’s at stake.