As Wildfires Burn Across Colorado, We Ask An Expert About Climate Change Policies
It’s impossible to miss the signs of climate change as the state has experienced hundreds of thousands of acres of wildfire this season, along with drought in every part of Colorado. But how do issues of climate change manifest on the ballot? For the answer to that question, Aspen Public Radio spok…
As Wildfires Burn Across Colorado, We Ask An Expert About Climate Change Policies
It’s impossible to miss the signs of climate change as the state has experienced hundreds of thousands of acres of wildfire this season, along with drought in every part of Colorado. But how do issues of climate change manifest on the ballot? For the answer to that question, Aspen Public Radio spok…
Climate Change: A Laughing Matter?
Image credit: NASA
Comedy+Climate Change: (start time: 5:50) In this week’s show we look ahead to Earth Day by discussing the latest science about climate change, as reported in the recently released assessment report from the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change. And we explore the role t…
No laughing matter: Can comedy help us tackle climate change?
Climate change is an extremely serious issue, but can comedy help us cope with - and communicate about - it?
We hear from the University of Colorado, Boulder where students can take a course in 'climate comedy' that ends in them performing on stage in a comedy club.
And we unpack the power of car…
The witty professor: comedy meets academia, with Prof. Max Boykoff of the University of Colorado
Max Boykoff is a professor of environmental studies at the University of Colorado. His research focuses on the cultural dimensions of climate change, with a particular interest in how media and various stakeholders communicate about the issue.
In this episode we talked about:
☯️ How firsthand exper…
When Data Dances: Matching Scientists with Artists for Stories That Connect with Neelambaree Prasad
In this episode of Climate Shifted, host Eva Frye speaks with Neelambaree Prasad, a pharmacologist and classical Indian dancer who refused to live a "split screen life." After becoming a mother during the pandemic and witnessing how climate change was the root cause of global health crises, Neelamb…
How The Media Drives Climate Obstruction
Climate obstruction would not be nearly as effective as it is without the influence of the public relations industry and the willful ignorance of mainstream media. Melissa Aronczyk (Rutgers University) and Max Boycoff (University of Colorado) explain why getting a handle on the media's role in clim…
Better Steam//CU-Boulder at World Climate Conference
Todd Bandhauer with heat pump – cc CSU
Great Steam . . . from a Heat Pump (starts 1:00) Time Magazine named CSU Engineer Todd Bandhauer one of 2025’s top climate innovators. His heat pump makes steam better than fossil fuel steam boilers. Interview thanks to Rocky Mountain Community Radio and…
eTown - Tyler Ramsey and Carl Broemel - Katie Pruitt - Max Boykoff
We have a great new show in store for you this week! Musical guests, Tyler Ramsey and Carl Broemel present their unique yet familiar acoustic guitar stylings and Katie Pruitt shows us why she is one of the most exciting new country-rock artists around. Nick also has a chat with Max Boykoff about th…
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