Vision Boards, Grief, Green Boating & the Rogue River with Liz Miheve | Go Wildly Podcast
She put a canoe on her vision board. The river called back.Liz Miheve is a BLM park ranger, environmental educator, and Rogue River devotee who followed a series of signs from Minnesota to Southern Oregon — and never really left. Today she introduces people to the landscape she couldn't stop coming…
Is Gen Z the Selfie Generation or the Climate Action Generation?
Gen Z is constantly being told it’s the generation that will finally heal the world and fix all of our problems. But what does that actually mean, and is it fair?
On this episode of Four Generations Talk Climate, host (and Boomer) Dan Delurey welcomes once again environmental lawyer Heather White …
Are We Even Having the Same Conversation?
Why isn’t it easier for all of us to talk about climate change?
On this episode of Four Generations Talk Climate, host (and Boomer) Dan Delurey is once again joined by environmental lawyer Heather White (Gen X), longtime climate and news producer Tracy Wholf (Millennial), and climate activist Kevi…
Should Boomers Leave the Stage?
What happens when a Boomer, a Gen Xer, a Millennial, and a Gen Zer sit down to talk about climate change? Welcome to Four Generations Talk Climate, the new podcast designed to bridge gaps between generations and highlight what it will take for real progress to be made.
Host, Boomer, and Ex-White H…
From Culinary School to Fire & Swiftwater Rescue with Josh Ward | Go Wildly Podcast
Josh Ward has spent nearly his whole life on the Rogue River. Now part of his job is making sure others get home safely from it.
Born on Maui and raised in Grants Pass since age six, Josh is a Southern Oregon firefighter, Swiftwater Rescue Lead, and SRT instructor who came to firefighting by way of…
Seeing the Bigger Picture: Sustainable Finance, Career Development and the Future of Investing - A Conversation with Jennifer Coombs
In this episode of SolPods Studio, host Anthea Weiland sits down with Jennifer "Jenny" Coombs, Head of Content and Development at US SIF, adjunct professor at the College for Financial Planning, and sustainable finance educator with more than 20 years of experience in finance. Jenny shares the unex…
#215- Heather White
The Kickin' Lawyer is joined by Heather White in this episode of the Law Talk Podcast! All episodes of The Law Talk Podcast can be found on the Kickin' Lawyer Facebook page, YouTube channel, Spotify, and Apple Podcasts. This is FOR INFORMATION AND ENTERTAINMENT ONLY. NOT INTENDED AS LEGAL ADVICE! I…
SummerMaxxing | Wildly Us | Go Wildly Podcast
No guest. Just us — and a summer worth talking about.
Emily and Heather sit back down together for a summer recap: what they've been up to, what they've learned, and what's been quietly shifting beneath the surface. Emily's been having fun on the river. Heather's been adventuring with her kids and …
Conservation, Curiosity & the Outdoors with Tara Laidlaw | Go Wildly Podcast
Tara Laidlaw spent her summers scrambling granite and swimming snowmelt lakes in the high Sierra. She didn't know it then, but those summers were building everything.
With a degree in Anthropological Sciences from Stanford and a Master's in Natural Science and Environmental Education from Hamline U…
Factoring Climate Change into the Upcoming Elections
Climate change may not always appear at the top of an election ad, but what about utility bills, data centers, energy prices and the future voters are leaving behind? Are we in need of a rebrand?
On this episode of Four Generations Talk Climate, host Dan Delurey (Boomer) is joined by a familiar ca…
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