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Eco Alarm

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26 episodes
Language
English
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Date created
2021/09/23
Latest episode
2024/01/08
Average duration
27 min.
Release period
57 days

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Our mission is to share the stories of progress and success in the environmental sphere. By interviewing professionals, students, entrepreneurs, and professors, we hope to expand our understanding of this planet and sound the alarm for practical change!

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Episode 25: Woodlums - Encouraging Diversity in Outdoor Spaces
2024/01/08
In this episode, we were joined by fellow USC students, Nia McMillan, and Taylor-Corrine Benton, to talk about their outdoors group called "Woodlums" and discuss diversity and inclusion in outdoor and environmentally-focused spaces!
Ep. 24: Sustainability in the Private Sector
2023/04/30
Today, we talked to Kevin Lu: a writer, designer, and storyteller interested in businesses aspiring to create a more sustainable world. Learn about Kevin's experiences working in the sustainability space and how you can get started as well! Resources from Kevin: College to Climate Work on Climate Climate reading list by Watershed MCJ Collective Climate Tech VC Climate People Speed & Scale Climate Draft Climatebase
Ep. 23: Sustainable Style & the Impacts of Fashion
2023/04/24
On today's episode, we are joined by Mia Fong (she/her), founder and CEO of ProvenLA and USC student, currently earning both her Bachelor's in economics and her Master's in spatial economics and data analysis. Mia initially started ProvenLA as a fashion and streetwear brand, but she has since pivoted to focus on community-building and sustainability related events, rather than contribute to overconsumption. In this episode, we talk about what inspired this change, and how we can all be more sustainable with our style!
Ep. 22: Climate Change Through a Historical Lens
2023/04/16
Today, we talked to Joshua Goldstein and Amy Woodson-Boulton: history scholars and professors working with History Rebellion to integrate climate change justice into professional fields and education. They provide a unique perspective on sustainability and the current global crisis through a historical lens. Tune in to learn about the movement, its importance, and how you can get involved.
Ep. 21: Environmental Action Through Education
2022/12/12
Today, we talked to Rebecca Saltsman, Senior Manager of TreePeople's Generation Earth. Tune in to learn more about the ways Generation Earth can empower both teachers and students to take environmental action! Follow TreePeople on Instagram: @treepeople_org Check out TreePeople's Website: treepeople.org 
Ep. 20: Making Use of Carbon Dioxide
2022/11/18
In this week's episode, we talked to Billal Zayat who is a Senior Engineer at Twelve, a company that uses technology to eliminate emissions by turning carbon dioxide into useful products and chemicals. Tune in to learn about Twelve's mission, how policies can affect sustainable economies, and the applications of electrochemistry. Check out Twelve's website Follow Twelve on Instagram
Ep. 19: Discussing Carbon Offsets and Blockchain
2022/11/04
Today, we talked to Mitchell Morrison from CarbonLink, a secure platform that makes carbon offsets accessible to everyone. Tune in to learn more about the varying perspectives on carbon offsets and how blockchain can be used to fight climate change! To get more involved with CarbonLink... Websites www.carbonlink.io www.carbonisbad.com Twitter @carbonlinkio Instagram @carbonisbad @carbonlink.io
Ep. 18: Environmental Misinformation on Social Media
2022/10/24
This episode, we talked to Raina Sheldon about her research project regarding misinformation on social media, and how factors such as environmental knowledge and political affiliation affect a person's likelihood to spread misinformation. Tune in to learn about how the research was conducted and its findings!
Ep. 17: Assignment Earth: USC's Plan for a Green Campus
2022/10/07
This week, we talked to USC's Chief Sustainability Officer Mick Dalrymple. Tune in to learn about Assignment: Earth, USC's sustainability framework for a greener campus! We learned about Mick's environmental views, the Office of Sustainability's goals, and how the USC community can get involved with making progress towards a sustainable future.  Action Items: Follow @green.usc Visit the USC Office of Sustainability website: https://green.usc.edu/ Subscribe to the sustainability office newsletter Want more ways to get involved or learn more about Eco Alarm? Follow us on Instagram, Facebook, and LinkedIn @ecoalarmpodcast or check out our website: https://ecoalarmpodcast.com/  Interested in being a guest? Fill out our speaker form!
Ep. 16: Jamie Mitchell: A Water Sports Athlete's Perspective on Sustainability
2022/09/23
This week, we talked to Jamie Mitchell, a competitive big wave surfer and paddle boarder. In an effort to raise awareness for climate change, he paddled over 150 miles across the Seven Crossings of the Channel Islands. Tune in to learn about Jamie's athletic journey and how environmental issues affect the surfing community! Follow Jamie on Instagram: @jamie_mitcho Learn more about the Seven's Crossing Project
Ep. 15: How Politics and Environmentalism Can Intersect
2022/09/10
This week we talked to Josh Fryday, former mayor of Novato County and currently appointed as California’s Chief Service Officer. Tune into this episode to hear about how policies can affect environmentalism and available opportunities for citizens to get involved.  Action Items: Check out Josh Friday’s Website! Want more ways to get involved or learn more about Eco Alarm? Follow us on Instagram, Facebook and LinkedIn @ecoalarmpodcast or check out our website: https://ecoalarmpodcast.com/ Interested in being a guest? Fill out our speaker form!
Ep. 14: How Video Games and Clean Tech Can Inspire Climate Action
2022/04/22
This week we talked to Mark Bernstein, former USC Professor and now the founder of Earthshot: a non-profit combining video games and the green tech to fight climate change. Tune into this episode to see how Earthshot came to be and where Mark sees it going next! Action Items: Follow Earthshot on Instagram: @earthshot.us Check out the Earthshot website: https://www.earthshot.us Want more ways to get involved or learn more about Eco Alarm? Follow us on Instagram, Facebook and LinkedIn  @ecoalarmpodcast or check out our website: https://ecoalarmpodcast.com/ Interested in being a guest? Fill out our speaker form!

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