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Hosted by Big Red Oak · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 13 episodes
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Discover how smart marketing is powering the clean energy revolution! In each episode, we chat with clean energy leaders and marketing pros to unpack industry trends, creative strategies, and real-world challenges. Whether you're in energy or marketing, you'll walk away with fresh insights and practical tips to spark change. Powered by Big Red Oak, Canada's clean energy marketing agency.
Big Red Oak hosts Clean Currents, a business show with 13 episodes published.
What does a psychology degree, a finance degree, and a small town in Iceland have to do with the future of energy branding? Everything, according to Dr. Friðrik Larsen. In this episode, Tyrell sits down with Friðrik - fo
My guest today is Jackie Toth, founder of New Hill Consulting, a DC-based strategic communications and government affairs firm working across the clean energy space — with a real specialty in nuclear. Before launching Ne
My guest today is Jackie Toth, founder of New Hill Consulting, a DC-based strategic communications and government affairs firm working across the clean energy space — with a real specialty in nuclear. Before launching Ne
In this episode, we sit down with Lorena Patterson, President and CEO of WaterPower Canada, to talk about the state of hydropower policy in Canada. From federal advocacy to the industry's role in the country's clean ener
What does it really take to move large energy users from talk to action? In this episode, Carol Tobian of Sustainable Energy Platforms shares what her day-to-day actually looks like, from business development to project
What does disciplined growth look like in solar right now? In this episode, Brad Stutzman, CEO of O3 Energy, shares what his day-to-day actually looks like, from solving project-level challenges to positioning the compan
In this episode, the Big Red Oak team breaks down how the Westinghouse campaign came together, from early strategy to final execution. The focus is the 100-year commercial tied to the Winter Olympics and the thinking beh
Jaiden Waggoner shares how he went from door-to-door sales to building Luminate into a fast-growing residential solar company. He talks about fixing broken timelines, improving the homeowner experience, and scaling acros
Chris Caldwell challenges common assumptions about renewable energy, from reliability to cost. He explains why renewables have already won on economics and why the real challenge now is how power moves through the grid.
Join Tyrell Lisson on Clean Currents: The Brief as he sits down with McKane Lee from Quantum Kinetics for a real conversation about clean energy. McKane talks about his path into the sector, what building Quantum Kinetic
Join Tyrell Lisson on Clean Currents: The Brief as he sits down with Mike Curtis, founder of Third Coast Solar, for a real conversation about the clean energy world. Mike talks about moving from insurance into solar, wha
Eric Meyer didn’t start in energy, he started in opera. But a life-changing flood and a growing concern about climate change led him to launch Generation Atomic, a nonprofit using creative advocacy to shift the public co
Kathleen Scott never set out to work in nuclear. But after 16 years at Bruce Power, where she now leads the in-house creative strategy team, she’s helped shape one of the sector’s most trusted brands. In this episode of
Lee didn't initially aim to build a business empire, he aimed to tell compelling stories. This passion led him to found Big Red Oak, a creative agency focuses on clean energy. In this episode, Lee shares how he balanced
Tom Tapper didn’t set out to chase profit — he set out to make a difference. That drive led him to co-found Nice and Serious, a creative agency focused on sustainability. In this episode, Tom shares how he’s balanced cre
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Clean Currents is hosted by Big Red Oak. The show is categorised under business (marketing) and has published 13 episodes.
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