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Where The Climate Things Are

Adeline Thompson

The first step in taking climate action is talking about it. Join me, Adeline Thompson - environmental impact advocate and storytelling enthusiast - and my guests in rich conversations about what they’re doing and seeing in their corner of the outdoor world, and how we can get involved. This podcast showcases interdisciplinary outdoor recreationalists working to take action on climate with innovative environmental solutions. We don’t do doomsday, guilt or shame here — we uplift solutions-oriented

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All Episodes

00:22:51

Christian Vanizette | Social Entrepreneur & Founder...

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2025/11/14

In this episode, Addie sits down with Christian Vanizette - social entrepreneur, activist, and founder of Makesense and chilli, the world’s first climate activism app. From growing up surrounded by the reefs and whales of Tahiti to building global movements for systemic change, Christian’s story bridges the personal and the political - showing how a single moment of heartbreak can evolve into a lifetime of action.We talk about:Early connections to nature - growing up in Tahiti and realizing even

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00:15:53

Trail Running Radio | Environmental Leadership in the...

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2025/11/07

Ryan Thrower reads Addie's guest post on the TRR substack about Guster's environmental leadership in the music industry via the nonprofit REVERB (and also talks about how good their music is).Links:REVERBGuster Track 1 PlaylistTrail Running Radio SubstackWhere The Climate Things Are Substack

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01:01:07

Liv Rose | Freediver, Ocean Educator & Founder of Liv...

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2025/10/24

In this episode, Addie sits down with Liv Rose — freediver, ocean educator, and founder of Liv for the Sea — to talk about ocean confidence, vulnerability, and how connection beneath the surface can shape how we show up for the planet. From witnessing coral bleaching firsthand to leading small-group expeditions across the Pacific, Liv shares what it means to teach courage, build community, and fall in love with the sea.We talk about:Finding identity and confidence through freedivingSeeing coral

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00:59:22

Tim Weed | Climate Fiction Novelist, International...

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2025/10/03

In this episode, I sit down with Tim Weed — writer, teacher, and international trip leader turned novelist. Tim’s latest book, The Afterlife Project, is a cli-fi novel that travels 10,000 years into the future to wrestle with the fate of humanity, biodiversity, and our relationship to nature.We talk about:Growing up between Vermont and Denver and discovering a love of winter and skiingHow fly fishing — in various locations throughout the US, including my favorite, Kennebago Lake — became a lifelong

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00:11:17

NYC Climate Week: Outdoor Edition

Where The Climate Things Are ·

2025/09/30

Addie talks about the recent Climate Strides events at NYC Climate Week, as well as some moments of both existential crisis and uplifting inspiration. Substack post is here.

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01:20:15

Matt Scott | Storyteller, Podcast Host & Director at...

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2025/09/19

In this episode, Addie sits down with Matt Scott — storyteller, podcaster, and Director of Storytelling & Engagement at Project Drawdown. From imposter syndrome and courage to representation and belonging, Matt shares what it means to “pass the mic” and create climate stories that are both human and transformative.We talk about:Growing up with family legacies that shaped his pathThe Climate Reality training that turned curiosity into commitmentPassing the mic and making space for others at the

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00:15:57

The Topography of an Environmental Campaign |...

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2025/09/09

In this episode, Addie debriefs tonight's Kilian Jornet Foundation event in Colorado Springs, as well as reads the newest substack article on the design of the environmental advocacy campaign that accompanies Kilian Jornet's States of Elevation challenge. Plus! We preview the five Climate Strides events happening in NYC at NYC Climate Week this month. Don't miss it if you'll be in town! Links:Sign up for future States of Elevation

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01:05:55

Peyton Thomas | Scientist, Trail Runner & Climate...

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2025/08/30

In this episode, Addie sits down with Peyton Thomas - a biologist and competitive trail runner whose work explores the connections between aquatic ecosystems, climate change, and community. From growing up in Atlanta and confronting inequities in access to green space, to building a career that bridges research and running, Peyton shares what it means to navigate multiple identities while staying rooted in purpose.We talk about:Peyton’s “aha” moment on climate: canvassing neighborhoods in Atlanta

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00:17:01

Announcing: Climate Strides at NYC Climate Week

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2025/08/15

Climate Strides Returns to Central Park! We are excited to announce *five* Climate Strides events at NYC Climate Week. Addie talks about the upcoming events, what to expect and how to get involved. Thanks to Protect Our Winters who came on board as the presenting sponsor for these activations. Hope to see you there!

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01:08:51

Emma Mary Murray | Environmental Artist, Community...

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2025/08/09

This week, I spoke with Emma Mary Murray — textile artist, place-based educator, and environmental storyteller stitching climate realities into fabric, flags, and community.Emma joined me from Mount Desert Island, Maine, where she’s somehow managing to maintain a thriving career as an artist while teaching full-time. Her work is rooted in craft and kinship: an approach that blends personal ritual with planetary care, using slow art to tell fast-moving stories about aspects of the planet we’re losing

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01:04:27

Emme Hayes | Backcountry Guide, Circularity Advocate...

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2025/08/01

This week, we are joined by Emme Hayes - former fashion designer, backcountry guide, and the founder of Articles In Common, a resale marketplace reshaping outdoor culture through circularity and climate advocacy.Emme joined me just days after we met - because sometimes you have a conversation so powerful, you need to keep it going. She brings a rare dual perspective: both insider experience from the apparel and outdoor industries, and the fierce clarity of someone who’s decided to build something

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00:32:29

LIVE EPISODE: TrailCon Panel | Scott Jurek, Kelly...

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2025/07/25

This episode was recorded live at TrailCon during the panel Sustainability, Stewardship and Climate Action in Trail Running. It brought together four powerful voices from across the outdoor and climate worlds: Gerard Vila (Kilian Jornet Foundation), Rory Fuerst Jr. (Keen Footwear), Kelly Newlon (Real Athlete Diets), and Scott Jurek (ultrarunner + Protect Our Winters). From cleaning up PFAS in global supply chains to stewarding sensitive mountain ecosystems, each guest shared their personal climate

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01:19:01

Kristina Randrup | Pro Trail Runner, PhD Student &...

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2025/07/11

For this episode, I sat down in person at TrailCon with Kristina Randrup—an ultrarunner, wildlife ecologist, and PhD student at the University of Washington studying blue whale populations. Kristina joined me just after winning the 18K at Broken Arrow Skyrace to talk about her lifelong relationship with ecology, her early start in ultrarunning, and what it means to split your life between rigorous academic research and long days in the mountains.We discussed growing up on the East Bay trails, the

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00:56:46

SPECIAL EPISODE: UTMB’s Sustainability Announcements...

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2025/07/04

For this episode, I spoke with Fabrice Perrin, the Director of Sports, Community and Sustainability at UTMB, the world’s largest trail running event series. We sat down in Olympic Valley the day before the start of Western States (which he was preparing to run) to talk about the new sustainability policies UTMB is implementing across its Mont Blanc races, what it means for athletes and organizers, and some of the tougher questions on why the race series formulated these new measures the way they

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01:00:09

Maddie Hart | Trail Runner, Sustainability Consultant...

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2025/06/20

For this episode, Addie sat down with Maddie Hart - a trail and ultra runner, environmental consultant, and the founder of Hart Athletic Co., a new sustainability consulting initiative for endurance events. Maddie is based in the Bay Area (shoutout to the Pacifica trails and the iconic Taco Bell Cantina) and joined me to talk about her path from skiing and horse riding to 100-mile ultras, the state of renewable energy, and how she’s helping races cut waste, emissions, and greenwashing.We talk

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01:18:40

Jordan Wright | POW Europe Campaigns and Comms Lead,...

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2025/06/13

For this episode, I spoke with Jordan Wright, a strategic communicator, creative campaigner, and storytelling force behind POW Europe (Protect Our Winters). Jordan is based in West Wales - yes, the land of rocky coastlines, cold surf, and long, rainy winters - and she joined me to talk about the path from brand designer to climate campaigner, what it's like to organize across 10+ European teams, and how storytelling can move people to action.We talk about:The aha moment that moved her from

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00:56:15

Isaias Hernandez/Queer Brown Vegan | Environmental...

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2025/06/06

This week we welcome Isaias Hernandez, aka Queer Brown Vegan, to the podcast. Our conversation explores Isaias's journey into environmentalism, their childhood experiences, and the importance of climate literacy. Isaias shares their 'aha' moment regarding climate change, the struggles with representation in the environmental space, and the founding of their media platform.We talk about:Queer ecology and queer environmentalismDepictions of outdoor recreation and the privileges of that

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01:01:45

Maggie Lemere | National Geographic Explorer,...

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2025/05/24

Addie is joined this week by Maggie Lemere, a documentary filmmaker and storyteller, as she shares her journey into the world of climate awareness and environmental storytelling. She discusses her background in human rights and how it intersects with environmental issues, her experiences growing up surrounded by nature, and the importance of storytelling in connecting people to climate issues. We talk about: Redefining environmental activism and the need for diverse representation in climate

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01:09:50

Zoe Young | Climate Fiction Writer, Artist, Punk...

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2025/05/17

This week we welcome Zoe Young to the Where The Climate Things Are podcast! In this episode, we explore the intersection of climate change, storytelling, and community action. Zoe shares her journey as a climate writer and her experiences with The Nature Conservancy, emphasizing the importance of nature-based solutions and the power of storytelling in communicating climate issues.We talk about: Art as climate activismClimate fiction and storytelling futures Helping spur action and behavior

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01:05:43

Jenny Abegg and Katie Oram | Climbers, Skiers,...

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2025/05/09

This week, Addie is joined by the team behind Better Trail - Jenny Abegg and Katie Oram. They discuss the founding and mission of Better Trail, a platform dedicated to promoting sustainability in outdoor gear. They share personal experiences that shaped their views on climate change, the importance of transparency in brand practices, and the need for educated consumers in the outdoor recreation space.We talk about: The merging of gear reviews with sustainability metrics The intersection of outdoor

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