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Welcome to Clean Air Action’s podcast: Cleaning Up Dirty. We talk politics with non-toxic people. When we say we Clean Up Dirty, that applies to anyone who messes with our political and civil rights, including corporations and politicians.Clean air is a basic human right, not a privilege. When it comes to your right to breathe healthy air, Clean Air Action fights dirty with clean, advocating for policies that protect public health and promote a sustainable economy through legislation.🧠 Learn more about Clean Air Action → https://bit.ly/CleanAirActionFund📧 Stay informed on the latest. Subscribe to email → https://bit.ly/StayInformed_CleanAirAction🌍 Donate to Clean Air Action and let us do the dirty work for you → https://https://givebutter.com/caaf📣 Follow Clean Air Action on:Instagram → https://www.instagram.com/cleanairaction/Facebook → https://www.facebook.com/CleanAirActionLinkedIn → https://www.linkedin.com/company/clean-air-actionTwitter → https://x.com/CleanAirActionYou
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Signup to Generate a PitchWelcome to Clean Air Action’s podcast: Cleaning Up Dirty. We talk politics with non-toxic people. When we say we Clean Up Dirty, that applies to anyone who messes with our political and civil rights, including corporations and politicians. Clean air is a basic human right, not a privilege.
Cleaning Up Dirty is hosted by Clean Air Action. The show has published 20 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "Will Big Tech Follow Shapiro’s Latest Data Center Rules?" (27 August 2026, 59 minutes), "America’s 250th: A More Perfect Union?" (1 July 2026, 70 minutes), and "America’s 250th: A More Perfect Union?" (1 July 2026, 70 minutes).
Cleaning Up Dirty publishes roughly every few months, with episodes averaging 51 minutes across 20 episodes.
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Clean Air Action hosts Cleaning Up Dirty, a news podcast with 20 episodes published.
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Big Tech wants a piece of Pennsylvania, but not without meeting strict data center development criteria set in place by Governor Shapiro in a new Executive Order. In this episode, Liz and Sean discuss details of GRID —...
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<p>As America’s 250th birthday approaches, Liz & Sean wade into what’s going well, our tortured history, and how We the People can help move toward a more perfect union.</p> <p>We discuss how power and money are still...
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As America’s 250th birthday approaches, Liz & Sean wade into what’s going well, our tortured history, and how We the People can help move toward a more perfect union. We discuss how power and money are still being...
Cleaning Up Dirty
<p>Joanne Kilgour, environmental lawyer and Executive Director of the Ohio River Valley Institute (ORVI), joins hosts Liz and Sean to unpack myths of dirty industry. Joanne discusses ORVI’s research and data about the...
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<p>Alex Bomstein, Executive Director of Clean Air Council, joins Liz and Sean to talk economic and environmental impacts of data centers and the fossil fuel industry. We discuss public policy, quality of life––and what...
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<p>Liz and Sean discuss this cycle's election results and whether this was a "blue wave" as some are saying. We highlight where Pennsylvania voters stood up and said no to federal agendas and other attempted...
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<p>Liz & Sean discuss what environmentalism is and who is an environmentalist. They talk about trends in Republican and Democratic party politics, such as the manipulation of messaging to frame environmentalism as...
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<p>Liz, Sean, and Speaker of the House Joanna McClinton are happy warriors with hope during tough times. We talk local, state, and federal politics while eating an astonishing variety of snacks. The Speaker reveals her...
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<p>In this episode of Cleaning Up Dirty, Reid Scott—star of Veep, The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel, and Law & Order—tells Liz & Sean about his unlikely rise to fame, and his first stint as a campaign manager in high school...
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<p>In this episode of Cleaning Up Dirty, Senator Nikil Saval tells Liz & Sean about his journey from a journalist with no plan to run for office to unseating a 10+ year incumbent, then passing bipartisan legislation in...
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<p>Attorney General candidate Eugene DePasquale tells us about the heat he got by pushing for financial accountability in government when he was Auditor General, and why he's running for AG -- spoiler alert: He's "not...
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<p>In an episode that turned into a political therapy session, Sean gives an overview of American history that led to mass distrust of government and disappointment with presidential candidates. As Sean puts Liz on the...
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<p>Liz & Sean talk about trends like Americans’ growing desire for authenticity and relatability in politics, give a little DNC recap, and assess the VP candidates’ environmental records in a state and national context...
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<p>In the wake of the political earthquake of Kamala becoming a presidential candidate, Liz and Sean discuss trends in politics over the last 20 years, like the evolution of expectations for women in politics and...
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<p>Executive Director of Critical Investments & Chair of PENNVEST Brian Regli tells us about his switch from Republican to Democrat, why socialism is not the answer, and what government does well. We discuss the...
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<p>In this final episode in our two-part series with Heather McTeer Toney, we continue discussing the movement of love focusing on environmental and racial justice. ~Spoiler alert~ we need EVERYBODY, including...
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<p>"Recovering Politician" Heather McTeer Toney joined us to talk about her experiences as an Obama administration official, Executive Director of Beyond Petrochemicals, and the youngest Mayor of Greenville, MI -- and...
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<p>PA House of Representatives Candidate Eleanor Breslin explains threats against public education, reproductive rights, and PA public officials' legal duty to protect the environment. We talk Moms For Liberty...
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<p>Our guests Danny Ceisler & Lauren Otero discuss “democrazy,” voters’ shrug, and they answer: Is America one of the best in the world for civil rights and civil liberties, in our “heterogeneous as hell” country? 3...
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<p>In this two-parter, we sit down with badass public interest lawyers Danny Ceisler & Lauren Otero to talk about their military deployments abroad and to DC, including after January 6. Things heat up, shots get fired...
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