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How lucky we are the St. Patrick's Day is on a Friday! Wishing you all fortune and corned beef and four-leaf clovers! And Irish beer, if that's your jam. This week's must read: Conservatives do care...

Hey, hey, hey... what's shaking? I've got 21 days until my manuscript is due so basically I'm waking up in a cold sweat every morning at 4:45 and then I'm working late into the evenings and eating...

I am so excited for listeners to hear this week's episode! Connor Parrish is an avid hunter and fisherman who lives in Southwest Montana and spends most of his free time in the woods or on the...

Holy cow, it's March! Fun fact: Today would have been my great grandmother's 137th birthday. She lived to be 101, so she had a long and robust life. I was in high school when she died, so I knew her...

Get ready to learn about biochar! This week's guest is John Webster, Director of Communications for the U.S. Biochar Initiative, a non-profit organization promoting the sustainable production and...

Little did I know when I left town for the last ten days of February that DC's famous cherry blossoms would start to emerge while I was gone! This is just one example of the strange weather that is...

Welcome to the third week of the EcoRight Speaks! I am so pleased that I got to have this conversation with Chris Neidl from the Open Air Collective. As you will hear, Chris is passionate and...

TGIF! And we are entering a long weekend, at that. Work hard. Play hard. Rest hard. (But no breaks or fun for me now that I have basically five weeks left to finish my manuscript... wish me luck!)...

Welcome back, listeners! This week, we feature a long time friend of the show and the EcoRight, Catrina Rorke. Catrina is the senior vice president for policy at the Climate Leadership Council,...

Hello and welcome to Friday! Hope everyone has had a wonderful week and that all my New Englanders stayed warm during that cold front. It's 60 here in the DMV today so hard to believe just a week...