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The Gravity Well with Jenny Yeremiy

The Gravity Well podcast breaks down heavy ideas into small buckets anyone can handle! Our mission is simple, to set aside our differences and collaborate with others through conversation and process. Together we can face our dilemmas and make the world better for all. In the spirit of reconciliation, we acknowledge we are in Blackfoot Treaty 7 territory and Metis District 5 and 6 lands. We take reconciliACTION by seeking the wisdom of elders and principled individuals who aim to restore water,

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59:11

Farming Dryland, Irrigated, and Ranchland

The Gravity Well with Jenny Yeremiy ·

2025/07/16

In this episode, Episode 14 of Season 2, Jenny is joined by Bob Morrison and three guests: Dwight Popowich, Julian Vandenberg, and John Smith, who represent different farming sectors—dryland, irrigated, and rangeland farming. The discussion highlights the challenges faced by farmers, including water shortages, drought conditions, and the impact of climate change on water resources. The guests share their experiences with water management, the economic pressures of farming, and the mental health

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69:02

Watershed and Lake Stewardship

The Gravity Well with Jenny Yeremiy ·

2025/07/16

In this episode, Jenny and Bob are joined by Mike Murray, Susan Ellis, and Tim Romanow, who are experts in watershed stewardship. The discussion centers on the importance of public investment in water decision-making and the challenges faced in managing, protecting, and restoring water resources. The guests share insights from their respective organizations, highlighting the need for collaboration, education, and data-driven approaches to address water concerns. They emphasize the significance of

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55:22

The Water Cycle & Modelling

The Gravity Well with Jenny Yeremiy ·

2025/07/07

In this episode, Episode 12 of Season 2 (aka Episode 4 of the Water in Southern Alberta Podcast mini-series) Dr. Trisha Stadnyk, a hydrologic modelling professor in both the Civil Engineering and Geography Departments at the University of Calgary, discusses the intricacies of water modelling and its implications for future water availability and quality. The conversation highlights the challenges of integrating various models, such as climate, hydrology, and water resource management, to address

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70:40

Water Laws and the Water Market

The Gravity Well with Jenny Yeremiy ·

2025/07/07

In episode 11 of season 2, or episode 3 of a water miniseries, the discussion centers on the legal system and water market in Southern Alberta. The podcast features guests Arlene Kwasniak, a law professor, and Davin MacIntosh, a water rights facilitator, who explore the intricacies of water law and transfers. The conversation highlights the historical and current frameworks governing water rights, the challenges of the "first in time, first in right" principle, and the complexities of water

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62:53

The Impacts of Resource Extraction on Water

The Gravity Well with Jenny Yeremiy ·

2025/06/23

Season 2, Episode 10 is the second conversation of a podcast mini-series on Water in Southern Alberta focused on The Impacts of Resource Extraction. Co-host Bob Morrison and I are joined by experts Dave Mayhood, an aquatic ecologist; Dr. Younes Alila, a professor specializing in forest hydrology; and Jason Unger, executive director at the Environmental Law Centre. Key topics include the ecological effects of gravel extraction, the hydrological impacts of clear-cut logging, the pollutive and

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61:20

The History of Irrigation

The Gravity Well with Jenny Yeremiy ·

2025/06/02

Season 2, Episode 9, is also the first episode of a podcast mini-series on water. This first episode introduces a series on water, featuring co-host Bob Morrison and guests discussing irrigation, environmental stewardship, and future challenges. Co-Host Bob Morrison is a retired planner with expertise in water management. Shannon Stunden Bower rejoins us (Season 1, Episode 18), an associate professor of history specializing in environmental history, and Jordan Christiansen, former chairperson of the

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79:58

Eastern Slopes Protection & Restoration

The Gravity Well with Jenny Yeremiy ·

2025/05/03

Season 2, Episode 8 features a discussion with Mike Judd, Alan Garbutt, and Colin Smith, who are long-time advocates for the region's ecological preservation. The conversation highlights the detrimental impacts of industrial activities such as logging, oil and gas extraction, and coal mining on the Eastern Slopes, emphasizing the urgent need for legislative protection and sustainable land management practices. The speakers advocate for comprehensive wilderness protection, public hearings, and

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50:13

Palestine Advocacy and Litigation

The Gravity Well with Jenny Yeremiy ·

2025/04/26

Season 2, Episode 7, features Wesam Khalid, a long-time activist for Palestine, discussing the ongoing genocide in Gaza and the broader implications for Canada amidst the 2025 election. Wesam shares his experiences with legal challenges and protests in Calgary, highlighting the systemic repression faced by Pro-Palestinian activists. The conversation also touches on the geopolitical dynamics involving the United States, China, and the Middle East, emphasizing the need for grassroots democratic

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59:23

Smart Voting in Canada's 2025 Federal Election

The Gravity Well with Jenny Yeremiy ·

2025/04/20

In this episode, I discuss the 2025 Canadian election with JD Burrows, founder of Smart Voting Canada. JD explains the concept of strategic voting to prevent vote splitting among progressive parties, which can inadvertently lead to conservative victories. He shares insights on the development and accuracy of Smart Voting Canada's predictive model, which uses demographic data and AI to recommend the best candidate to support in each riding. The conversation also touches on the importance of youth

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35:57

Beau Shaw For Calgary Center

The Gravity Well with Jenny Yeremiy ·

2025/04/08

In this episode, I welcome back Beau Shaw, an advocate for human rights and a candidate for MP in Calgary Centre with Canada's New Democrats. Beau discusses his involvement in Palestine solidarity movements, his political aspirations, and his commitment to addressing issues like trade wars, healthcare, and environmental protection. He highlights the importance of civic participation and the need for political will to enforce existing laws for environmental and social justice. The conversation also

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53:01

Polluting Canadian Education

The Gravity Well with Jenny Yeremiy ·

2025/03/13

In this episode, you hear discussion about the pervasive issue of misinformation in classrooms, particularly concerning climate change and the fossil fuel industry. Guests Anne Keary, Claire Kratz, and Tylene Appel of For Our Kids share their insights and experiences, highlighting the extensive involvement of oil and gas companies in educational materials and curriculum development. They emphasize the need for accurate climate education and the detrimental effects of industry-sponsored content on

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47:22

Chris Spearman Has Questions for the Premier

The Gravity Well with Jenny Yeremiy ·

2025/03/05

In Episode 3, Season 2 of The Gravity Well Podcast, you hear about coal mining's impact on Southern Alberta with guest Chris Spearman, former Mayor of Lethbridge. Spearman highlights the risks of coal mining, including selenium contamination and water scarcity, which threaten the region's agricultural industry and water supply. Despite widespread public opposition and scientific evidence against coal mining, the Alberta government continues to support it, raising concerns about economic and

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55:05

The Harms of Coal Mining

The Gravity Well with Jenny Yeremiy ·

2025/02/24

Dr. David Swann (Healthcare, Government), Dr. Norm Campbell (University Medical Research), and Dr. Brad Stelfox (Ecology and Liability) join me to discuss the harms of coal mining anywhere, let alone the Eastern Slopes. The headwaters hold the role or function of water storage, preservation of quality and quantity, not mining for anything let alone coal.

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72:17

Episode 1: Mountain Child Valley Society

The Gravity Well with Jenny Yeremiy ·

2025/02/16

Meet Edna Ann Fairbrother, Inez Smith, and Nicole Johnston of the Mountain Valley Child Society. They explain the more than a decades long fight against the expropriation of mineral resources (gravel and coal) and water from the Piikani Nation.

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24:52

Round 6: Highlights

The Gravity Well with Jenny Yeremiy ·

2025/01/19

Enjoy highlights from the Season 1, Round 6 guests: Bill Carroll and J.P. Sapinski (31), D.A. Sarah Stogner, Justin Mikulka, and Mark Dorin (32), KJ (Jules) McCusker, Gabrielle Weasel Head, Liz Fox, and Tara Weaselhead - Running Crane (33), Angie Alexander (34), Beau Shaw, Muriel Wynnobel, Janet Pennington, Colin Smith, and Tom Prilesky (35).

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42:40

A Glad Sad Mad Rad Celebration

The Gravity Well with Jenny Yeremiy ·

2024/12/31

Alex and I are rejoined by Beau Shaw, Colin Smith, Gabrielle Weasel Head, Janet Pennington, KJ McCusker, Lyse Carignan, and Muriel Wynnobel to hear about a song that inspires or provides insights into their work. Tom Prilesky of Innerouter joins us to share a song off their newly released album called: Glad Sad Mad Rad. Enjoy!

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53:27

How Did We Learn?

The Gravity Well with Jenny Yeremiy ·

2024/12/25

Alex and I welcome back Angie Alexander, my Sage Leadership coach, to review the progress over season one and where we hope for season two. Angie kickstarted the show for us, in episode one, by helping us set expectations and create a community agreement.

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68:16

How Do We Decolonize?

The Gravity Well with Jenny Yeremiy ·

2024/12/10

In this episode, we welcome Gabrielle Weasel Head and KJ McCusker back and introduce Lizabeth Fox and Tara Weaselhead-Running Crane to discuss colonization and the process of decolonization.

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65:01

How Do We Address North America's Oil and Gas...

The Gravity Well with Jenny Yeremiy ·

2024/11/26

A must-listen conversation with Justin Mikulka the communications director of Oil Field Witness, Sarah Stogner the District Attorney Elect for the 143rd Judicial District of Texas, and Mark Dorin of the Canadian Polluter Pay Federation about the current scale and state of oil and gas liabilities, what is and isn't happening and how can we finally do something about it. Hint: the answer rhymes with mitigation.

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55:32

How Do We Benefit from Anti-Green and Anti-Red...

The Gravity Well with Jenny Yeremiy ·

2024/11/20

Professors William Carroll, of the University of Victoria, and Jean Philippe Sapinski, of the University of Moncton, join me to discuss Canada's new C-59 (anti-green and anti-red washing) laws to learn how they may support positive climate outcomes.

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