Ted Flanigan first met Gene Rodrigues in 1998. Ted was Director of Efficiency Solutions at LADWP; Gene the Director of Energy Efficiency at Southern California Edison. For years, Gene was the voice and the face of energy efficiency, his sincere and happy demeanor on local television in the evenings. Ted and Gene begin with a reflection that Ted recounted of Gene's mother making sure that Gene knew that every morning that he had a choice about the day ahead. She made clear that you have the

Today I am joined by Richard Brittan, founder of the innovative GIS company ALCIS. Richard identifies the lack of mapping of poverty in most parts of the world. He focusses on Afghanistan and the problems that surveyors and GIS experts have in mapping poverty across the board. In this instance, most poverty data is derived from a census from 2004, making almost all extrapolated information not fit for purpose. Join us as we delve deep into Richard's vision for this poverty map and how h...

Send us a text Join us as Kyle David dive's deep into one of the most destructive and deadly hurricanes in American and weather history on its 20th anniversary: Hurricane Katrina. We'll be going into the timeline of events that unfolded with Katrina as it happened, and we'll also have special commentary from Kyle on touring New Orleans almost 20 years after Katrina slammed the city. To wrap it all up, we have a special edition of our "Weather or Not Trivia" themed around Katrina and the city ...

Join us as Holly Bock interviews the legendary Royal Norman about Arizona’s unique weather, the evolution of the monsoon, dust storms (and haboobs!), and the challenges of forecasting in the desert. Get behind-the-scenes stories, expert insights, and practical tips for staying safe during monsoon season.

Rene Sterk dives into the world of National Instrument 43-101 and its upcoming changes. Victoria Yehl, who has worked with the British Columbia Securities Commission for 9 years, shares her expertise on NI 43-101, explains the key changes proposed by the Canadian Securities Administrators, and discusses the importance of engaging technical communication. Want to learn more about National Instrument 43-101? You can find a range of resources at www.bcsc.bc.ca/mining/ The public feedbac...

A federal judge in Miami has ordered the state of Florida to dismantle the "Alligator Alcatraz" immigrant detention facility in the Florida Everglades within 60 days, citing severe and irreparable environmental harm. This ruling, a significant victory for environmentalists and the Miccosukee Tribe of Indians, prohibits further expansion and mandates the removal of specific infrastructure. The facility, built on the site of a thwarted 1960s jetport, was fast-tracked without required environmental

Hannah's guest for this episode is Julian Atkins, net zero programme director for the Church of England. Julian leads the C of E's net zero carbon 2030 programme, working in partnership with colleagues across the church to help to deliver upon the ambitions set by General Synod in 2020.Julian's job - alongside key stakeholders is to develop a joined-up programme, allocating national church funds to local and innovative projects and always assessing the impact of that funding.This episode also

In this episode, Jake Andrle and Shelby dig into what 'Silage First' really means, how Legend selects the best hybrids for top performance, and the role of Leafy and Leafy Floury genetics. We also cover harvest timing, sampling protocols, and what’s impacting this season’s silage schedule.

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Around a thousand of the firefighters who battled blazes around southern California in January 2025 were incarcerated. They do essentially the same work as other firefighters but are paid as little as around $5 a day. A formerly incarcerated firefighter shares what it was like and how the experience helped him forge a new life after prison as a professional firefighter.Also, as the water supply in Athens, Greece dwindles and demand surges from residents and tourists alike, the city is looking to

In this video, I take a look at some of the recent comments and questions from TikTok and YouTube. Your feedback not only shapes the conversations we’re having here but also sparks deeper discussions about turfgrass science and management.I’m also excited to introduce a new fundraiser supporting turfgrass research. Turfgrass plays a vital role in sports, recreation, and landscapes, yet research in this area often goes underfunded. Your support will help advance studies that improve sustainability,

In this episode, Cathy McKenna interviews Bill Crabtree - better known as No-Till Bill about his remarkable journey from growing up on a family farm in WA’s Wheatbelt to becoming a global leader in no-till agriculture. Bill shares personal stories of life as one of ten children, early lessons on tractors and soil, and the challenges of studying and working in agriculture at a time of massive change.Together, Bill and Cathy explore the science of soil health, the revolution of no-tillage farming,

An inspiring episode with Sri Lankan investigative journalist Dilrukshi Handunnetti on courage, truth, and reporting amidst disinformation, war, and polarisation.Credits: This episode was edited by Srinivas Aditya and illustrated by Vernika. The interview was conducted by Prachi Pinglay. Signature tune is composed by Dr Ananthu. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Chris and Claire begin the show with Award-winning science journalist Judith Schwartz who walks us through her latest book, "The Reindeer Chronicles." Then, investigative journalist Nadia Hadman joins the program to discuss the uncertain future of researchers who study wildlife, air, land and water across our national parks system.

SYNI, your indefatigable hostess, focuses on the Science Based Targets initiative and its draft revision to the Corporate Net Zero Standard, which were recently updated. We hope you didn’t think we would go for a light and cheerful topic to close out the summer? No, no! Instead SYNI plunges into the deep end of sustainable governance and corporate regulation, taking a close look at STBi Version 2.0 and the fine line between pragmatic target setting and protecting long-term reductions that the net

In this episode, Scott and Ahmad reflect on the first ten episodes of their podcast, discussing the diverse perspectives shared by guests and the complexities of decision-making in the discovery process. They explore themes of uncertainty, the role of luck and serendipity, and the importance of teamwork and collaboration in exploration. The conversation also touches on the fragility of knowledge, the ethics of discovery, and the evolution of podcasting as a medium for storytelling in

Send us a text Welcome back to Quantum Kinetics CEO McKane Lee and Jason MacCoy for episode 2 of the new season! In this deep dive discussion, they explore a range of fascinating topics: - Tuning Forks Resonance and the characteristics of Sound Waves in both air and water. - The intriguing Heisenberg Effect and a breakdown of Hydrogen with Z-Pinch explained. - McKane delves into the Quantum Kinetics Injector - Spark Plugs patent and device operation, shedding light on its innovative features...

AgriFoodTech Venture Capital investment is down by roughly 90% from the high of 2021 with the lack of exits or creation of profitiable agtech companies resulting from the billions invested frequently taking the blame for investors looking for alternative places for put their money. But there are success stories. Today we are joined by Mike Seely, the CEO of Native Microbials. Over the last 10 years Mike and his team has built a profitable animal biotech company. I recently caught up wit...

Episode 15 features Thea Merrit, the founder of EcoNow - Orange County’s first zero-waste shop and refill station. What began as a small stand at local farmers' markets has become a multi-location movement helping individuals and communities reduce waste, rethink consumption, and make more sustainable choices a part of their everyday lives. EcoNow isn’t just a store - it’s a community hub and a local resource that empowers people to take actionable steps toward sustainability. Join us to learn how

Date: August 21, 2025Current Status and Impacts of Hurricane Erin with Climate Context and Future OutlookHurricane Erin, a massive and dangerous Category 2 storm, is currently making its closest approach to the U.S. East Coast after 10 days of churning across the Atlantic. While its trajectory keeps the center offshore, its immense size (a "sprawling 1,000 miles wide," with a tropical-storm-force wind field extending 325 miles from its center) is causing widespread and significant coastal impacts