Creating a Cooler World

Creating a Cooler World is a podcast about climate change, sustainability, and conservation. We'll talk with people who are taking action to create a cooler world—not just a world that we can survive in, but one that we will enjoy living in.

Creating a Cooler World is a general podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 13 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Unknown Host hosts Creating a Cooler World, a general show with 13 episodes published.

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  Episode #13

  13 - Campus Life, Climate, and Connection with Mallory McDuff

  May 16, 20241h 9mS1

  <p>Mallory McDuff has been living on campus at Warren Wilson College for over 20 years. She is a professor who teaches environmental education at the college, located in the Blue Ridge Mountains near Asheville, North Carolina. Living and teaching at the college, and raising two daughters, has given her some unique opportunities to connect with young adults, understand their thoughts and feelings about climate change and the environment, and see how those thoughts and feelings have evolved and continue to evolve.<br/><br/>Mallory is the author of several books that focus on climate change and the environment, including Love...

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  Episode #12

  12 - A Smart Way to Reuse EV Batteries with Bill Von Novak

  Mar 27, 202451 minS1

  <p>Bill Von Novak is helping to put electric vehicle batteries in the Matrix. No, he’s not creating an electric version of the popular Toyota hatchback, as cool as that would be. Think Neo, Trinity, and Morpheus, not, “I can’t believe how much stuff fits in this little car!”<br/><br/>Bill earned an electrical engineering degree from MIT and has a few decades of experience working with power systems for electric vehicles and UAVs. These days he works for a California-based company called Smartville. Smartville is turning used EV batteries into sustainable energy storage systems which can be used...

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  Episode #11

  11 - Join the Rebellion with Laura Kits

  Feb 21, 20241h 11mS1

  <p>Laura Kits is a singer, songwriter, painter, freelance consultant and business writer. She is a climate activist and spokesperson in a movement called Extinction Rebellion.<br/><br/>Extinction rebellion has grown from a small group of people to a competent, powerful and fun social movement with hundreds of local groups in almost sixty countries. They are a diverse group united by a deep concern for life on Earth and how all life will be impacted by the climate and ecological crisis we are currently facing.<br/><br/>In this episode, Laura talks about disruptive civil disobedience and the actions...

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  Episode #10

  10 - How to Give a Scrap About the Planet with Daniel Bagnell of the Scrap Exchange

  Jan 23, 20241h 1mS1

  <p>At one end of the Lakewood Shopping Center in Durham, North Carolina, a nonprofit organization called The Scrap Exchange is doing its part to promote a circular economy. The Scrap Exchange’s mission is to reduce waste and promote creative reuse.<br/><br/>When exactly is the last time that you threw something in the trash? How many things do you throw away each week? It’s not surprising if you don’t exactly remember. <br/><br/>On average, Americans throw out almost 5 pounds of trash per person every day (a little over 2 kg). Every 15.5 hours, Americans throw out enough...

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  Episode #9

  09 - Running Green Events and Being a LEEDer with Janna Starr

  Dec 26, 202344 minS1

  <p>Janna Starr works as a Project Coordinator at U.S. Green Building Council (USGBC) where she has also served as a Certification Program Specialist supporting the LEED Volume Program. Before joining USGBC she managed green events in New York City and was the Facilities & Events Manager and Sustainability Officer at the North Carolina Botanical Garden.<br/><br/>In this episode we talk with Janna about LEED, her work managing recycling and composting for parades and festivals in New York City, and simple things that you can do to promote sustainable practices at home and at work.<br/><br/>We...

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