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John Heil
Good Energy
To deal with the climate crisis, we need to deal with ourselves. We are called upon to marshal the full force of our humanity, if we expect to succeed. This show brings you news and information on energy and the climate - framed by stories, poems, and discussions about our values and choices. Because, when we care about who we are, we care about what we do. And, when we understand who we are, we understand what to do.
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5.0 stars from 6 ratings
Great piece on Courage
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“John:
A lot of thought went into that piece. Nice!
Was looking for your pitch at the end encouraging young people who understand the effects of climate change to take a courage page out of the Gretta book and be a climate change pioneer...
For sure, it is going to be the younger folks that will...”Read full review »
2012 Volt via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
04/01/20
Perfect combo of philosophy and energy
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“Great podcast with clean energy stories, energy saving tips, allegories, philosophical discussions and word games—while being accessible to all listeners.”
CleanGridView via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
04/11/19
Recent Episodes
An American classic, the first volume of “The Foxfire Book”. Also some discussion of plastic and atmospheric geo-engineering (both bad), the right to repair and growing up green (both good).
Published 08/12/20
Though the virus is still very much in the air, we can celebrate the end of the Atlantic Coast Pipeline, and the beginning of a national climate plan in the US House. Also, a couple tips on how to keep your air healthy at home these days. Then, we turn to “The Honorable Art of … Continue reading...
Published 07/21/20
New voter polls on the environment, an Arctic update, The Nature Conservancy’s Family Forest initiative, and soil scientist Rattan Lal’s World Food Prize. Friedrich Nietzsche’s “Birth of Tragedy”, the Apollonian-Dionysian duality, and a new poem, “My Closest Neighbors”.
Published 06/25/20
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