Why Narrative Matters in the Fight Against Climate Change
Episode 1 features a live conversation with climate journalist Sammy Roth, who recently left the LA Times to launch Climate Colored Goggles (climatecoloredgoggles.com). Roth reflects on his trajectory from covering energy policy and politics to examining how narratives in culture and entertainment …
909: The Energy Signals the Industry Is Missing | with Darrell Proctor, Julian Spector & Sammy Roth
If you want to understand where the energy industry is heading, pay attention to the journalists tracking it every day.
Thankfully, we get to sit down with three of the most plugged-in reporters covering the energy transition: Sammy Roth of Climate-Colored Goggles (formerly w/ LA Times), …
910: Clean Energy Is Winning on Cost — So Why Is It Losing the Narrative? | Sammy Roth
Clean energy is winning on cost.
Solar and storage are cheaper than ever. Deployment is accelerating. The economics are undeniable.
So why does it still feel like the industry is losing the broader public narrative?
In this live conversation, Nico Johnson sits down with journalist Sammy R…
How Can Climate Entertainment Help Us Talk About Climate Change?
Is emphasizing the cold, hard facts of climate change – the acres lost to sea level rise, the percentage increase of global warming – actually the right approach for getting people to act? “If we want climate progress in energy, transportation and agriculture, we need progress in pop culture, media…
Ring of Fires
Alissa, Godfrey, and guest co-host Loraine Lundquist track local wildfires, an oil spill, and a leaking tank of methyl methacrylate in Garden Grove. LA Mayor Karen Bass fires her heat officer and other climate champions flee the administration. Then: LA’s Capital Infrastructure Program has finally …
You Can Paint a Cute Animal Face on It, but It’s Still an Oil Well
The oil industry has been shaping California since the 1800s. To keep our climate stable and habitable, we need to transition to clean energy economy. Big Oil has been working for over 50 years to sow doubt about the impact of their products – meanwhile producing detailed research on just how dange…
Utilities are getting their messaging all wrong...here's how to fix it
California has long been the proving ground for America’s energy transition, and it’s also where the politics, culture, and storytelling around that transition are being tested in real time. Messaging comes from all corners of the public landscape, including movies, sports, and video games, in addi…
Moving Beyond Climate “Hushing”
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Climate “hushing” (start time: 5:41) Since President Trump began his second term as president in January, 2025, his administration, at a dizzying pace, has attacked climate change as a Democratic elite “hoax” and gutted federal funding for climate-related research and instituti…
Breaking Up With Your Gas Stove with Sammy Roth
In his Substack, Climate-Colored Goggles, former LA Times reporter Sammy Roth writes about how climate intersects with pop culture, sports, and media – from Disney to the Dodgers. He pays close attention to solutions-oriented stories, like a recent study that found swapping out gas stoves for induc…
Don't Hate the Leia, Hate the Game
Scott, Alissa, and Sophie attempt to understand the Lucas Museum’s decade-long arrival in Expo Park and what “narrative art” actually means. Does this mean the La La Land optimism of 2016 LA is back? MacArthur Park hosts a picnic — and potentially a new fence? And more major endorsements in the may…
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