# Remoy Philip
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Top podcast episodes featuring remoy philip.
How the climate movement can build political power ððŠð― with Nathaniel Stinnett
The environmental movement has a voter turnout problem: 11.2 million environmental voters did not vote in the 2024 election. Over 11 MILLION! Thatâs over half of the people who say climate/environment is their #1 voting issue.
On the one hand: Are you kidding me?! WTF ð â especially when elections âĶ
Clean energy super PAC says âdonât mess with solarâ âïļð°, with Tom Matzzie
The clean energy industry is getting aggressive, Super PAC style. And, honestly, itâs pretty exciting.
Our guest this episode is Tom Matzzie, founder and CEO of Clean Choice Energy, an energy supplier whose mission is to make clean energy accessible to all. Highly relevant: heâs also a veteran poliâĶ
Rewind: Connecting the dots on climate and democracy ð with Stacey Abrams
First, happy 2nd birthday to What If We Get It Right?: Visions of Climate Futures (the book version). Thank you for welcoming it into the world so warmly (NYT bestseller! 10,000+ of you coming to book tour events!) that it continues on in podcast form. ðâĻ
If you haven't yet checked it out, find theâĶ
Mamdaniâs team is making moves ð, with NYCâs Chief Climate Officer Louise Yeung
In honor of NYC Climate Week, weâre diving into the climate initiatives happening right here in this city. There is so much going on.
Our guest is Louise Yeung, New York Cityâs Chief Climate Officer.
We interviewed Louise to give you a real sense of what we actually get when we elect someone who isâĶ
The Fight for Public Lands ðïļ, with Patagonia + Protect Our Winters
This episode is a double feature, recorded live during NYC Climate Week in a Patagonia store. Itâs about fighting to protect our public lands, leveraging outdoor athletes as effective advocates, and (once again) getting environmentalists to vote. Plus, the scoop on Patagoniaâs get-out-the-vote projâĶ
Climate villains, TikTokers, grandkids, and the messages that break through ðĒ with Jamie Henn
As we know, facts are not enough to win on climate â we need the right messages and the right messengers. So for this episode, weâre taking a step back to talk about climate communication with one of the very best in the biz, Jamie Henn. We cover everything from naming the villains, TikTok against âĶ
A critical local election in the sunniest state ð with Clara Pratte
This week and next weâve got two episodes for you, all four are conversations with climate candidates â running for local office, for governor, and for congress. In other words, a sampling of people weâd love to be calling the shots in the halls of power, and a glimpse of the good changes they woulâĶ
Pensions, solidarity, and making polluters pay ðļâïļ with Brad Lander
Interviewing politicians can be dull. Just heaps of trite talking points and evasive answers. But when you get the chance to sit down with someone who has not only a strong moral compass but a backbone to match, and who has been not only determined but also creative in using their positions to helpâĶ
Clean energy transition in the Land of Enchantment ðïļ with Deb Haaland
Before diving into todayâs episode, a tiny celebration ð: The What If We Get It Right? podcast reached 500,000+ downloads! THANK YOU for listening. More great interviews coming your way. To support the show (1) follow and review ð, (2) tell your people to tune in, and, if you can, (3) become a paidâĶ
Deep sea mining, floating data centers, and a new species of octopus ðð·ðŧ with Dr. Diva Amon and Ben Wolkon
Todayâs episode is a reprieve from the midterm election. Weâll take your mind off the fate of our democracy for an hour to instead explore the wonders of the deep sea and risks/promise of ocean industrialization. And weâll be back in a few days with the final episode of this midterm election seasonâĶ
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