Hosted by Greta Jennings · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 22 episodes
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Hello and welcome to the EcoThreads podcast, where we explore sustainability and its intersections with different social movements and issues from sustainable agriculture to fast fashion and climate justice. I’m your host Greta Jennings, a high school senior dedicated to educating myself and others about the expansiveness of sustainability as a concept and a lifestyle. New episodes every other Sunday!
Greta Jennings hosts EcoThreads: Exploring Sustainability and its Intersections, a society show with 22 episodes published.
In Episode 22, I interviewed Nicole Kelner, the founder of Arts and Climate Change, an organization that uses the power of art to communicate complex climate issues in engaging and accessible ways. Her latest work, a col
In Episode 21, I had the incredible opportunity to interview Frank Altman, the founder of Community Reinvestment Fund, USA, a leading national community development financial institution. Frank's 2023 book, "A New Capita
In Episode 20, I had the incredible opportunity to interview Eric Magers, the Founder & Executive Director of Seaside Sustainability, an environmental non-profit based in Gloucester MA. With a focus on sustainability, ed
In Episode 19, I had the incredible opportunity to interview Isaias Hernandez, more commonly known as Queer Brown Vegan. Queer Brown Vegan is also the name of his independent media platform which they started in 2019 and
In Episode 18, I had the incredible opportunity to interview Alex Hiniker and Aleena Siddiqui from Carnegie Mellon University. Alex is the Director of CMU's Sustainability Initiative, which amplifies the university's sus
In Episode 17, I had the incredible opportunity to interview Pernille Mortensen, the VP – Head of Global Partnerships and Engagements at Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners, a Danish investing firm that specializes in ren
In Episode 16, I had the incredible opportunity to interview Chris Tandazo (they/them), the Statewide Environmental Justice Organizer for the New Jersey Environmental Justice Alliance -- an alliance committed to creating
In Episode 15, I had the incredible opportunity to interview Dr. Sabina Shaikh, a Senior Instructional Professor and the Director of Academic Programs and Undergraduate Studies for UChicago's Environment, Geography, and
In Episode 14, I had the opportunity to interview Saskia Randle, the Design and Curatorial Associate at The Climate Museum, the first U.S. museum dedicated to the climate crisis. Founded in 2015, The Climate Museum offer
In Episode 13, I had the pleasure of interviewing Tim Metcalf, a farmer of 6 years at the Community Supported Garden at Genesis Farm, the first farm in New Jersey committed to the community supported agriculture (CSA) mo
In Episode 12, I explore the horrors faced by U.S. meatpacking workers, who are primarily people of color, undocumented immigrants, and former prisoners. With over 175,000 working in this industry, the low pay, long hour
Do you experience feelings of helplessness toward the ecological crisis? Feel anxious when reading climate change news? Do you feel guilt about your own carbon footprint? If so, you’re experiencing symptoms of eco-anxiet
In Episode 10, I explore the widely debated topic of sustainable development. You'll hear about major historical events relating to sustainable development, its importance in global issues, the UN's SDGs, population grow
In Episode 9, I discuss my journey to veganism, as a 17 year old who has been vegan for about 3 years. I also share my tips for how to go vegan, specifically at a young age. Finally, I also debunk some common vegan myths
In Episode 8, I discuss sustainable entrepreneurship and how entrepreneurs can profit while solving environmental problems. You'll learn about the benefits eco-friendly firms experience, how to tell if a company is green
In Episode 7, I had the pleasure of interviewing Dr. Marianne Krasny, the Director of Graduate Studies in the Department of Natural Resources & the Environment at Cornell and Cornell's Civic Ecology Lab. Our conversation
In the sixth episode of the EcoThreads podcast, I explore how music and visual art have served as environmental activism from prehistoric times to the 1960s to today. Particular topics discussed in-depth include landscap
In the fifth episode of the EcoThreads podcast, join me as I discuss the economic and social implications of environmental racism using current events like the Canadian wildfires. I also weigh the significance of either
In Episode 4, I had the opportunity to interview Dr. Andreas Georgoulias, the Director of Sustainability & ESG at the Environmental Financial Consulting Group, in which he shared his expertise regarding ESG, with 20 year
In the third episode of the EcoThreads podcast, join me as I uncover the hidden ethical and environmental issues of the fast fashion industry. Some of the areas I explore in this episode include the dangers of sweatshops
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