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In a world grappling with escalating plastic pollution, soaring greenhouse gas emissions, and governments misusing taxpayer dollars to contaminate our waters, it’s imperative that activists step up to make their voices heard. We have found ourselves in a Green Arena, where genuine environmental advocates are often silenced by corrupt politicians and powerful corporations. Join hosts Jeremy K., Kim M., and Robert C. as they don their environmentalist uniforms to champion the cause of climate justice. Together, they'll expose the truth, amplify voices, and empower listeners to take action.
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Signup to Generate a PitchIn a world grappling with escalating plastic pollution, soaring greenhouse gas emissions, and governments misusing taxpayer dollars to contaminate our waters, it’s imperative that activists step up to make their voices heard. We have found ourselves in a Green Arena, where genuine environmental advocates are often silenced by corrupt politicians and powerful corporations.
Recent episodes include "Episode 21: Putting On the Ritz, While Conserving Our Planet!" (31 October 2026, 45 minutes), "Episode 19: Data Center Public Inquisition" (30 August 2026, 81 minutes), and "Episode 18: A Toxin Free Temecula" (31 July 2026, 31 minutes).
Green Arenas publishes roughly monthly, with episodes averaging 42 minutes across 23 episodes.
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Green Arenas is a society podcast with 23 episodes published.
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The clothing industry has a shorter cycle than many other industries. In 2026, more than 92 million metric tons of clothing are expected to end up in landfills. A study by Swatch by AMDA suggests that cheap...

Episode #19
The nightmare of data centers continues, with energy bills soaring and water usage reaching unsustainable levels. We are now monitoring our consumption more closely, while also enduring the ongoing intrusion and...

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In this episode, co-host Jeremy Hempy speaks with Mariane Konstantaras, leader of Temecula’s Community-Led Movement for Safer Public Spaces. Mariane’s initiative aims to end the routine use of toxic glyphosate...

In this episode of Green Arenas, host Robert Carrillo speaks with Cat Adams of Buckeye Environmental Network about the hidden dangers of plastic pyrolysis, a technology often marketed as “chemical recycling.” They...

<p>In this episode of Green Arenas, host Robert Carrillo speaks with Cat Adams of Buckeye Environmental Network about the hidden dangers of plastic pyrolysis, a technology often marketed as “chemical recycling.” They...

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<p>Bird watching is considered a sport by some and a hobby by others, but one thing we can all agree on is that there are good and bad ways to do it. Today, host Kim McDonald is joined by Elizabeth from the Queer...

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<p>Joel Salatin is known as a Christian libertarian environmentalist capitalist lunatic farmer. But he takes that last part very seriously. On his daily routine, Joel raises livestock at Polyface Farm in Swoope...

<p>Data centers are expanding rapidly, and Robert has important insights to share! Tune in to this special Green Alert as Robert discusses the impact of these data centers and the potential damage they...

Episode #14
<p>In this episode, host Robert Carillio examines the effects of LED lights on our brain function and daily lives. He discusses how LED light pollution is linked to stressful situations, including road rage...

Episode #13
<p>In this episode, host Robert Carillio explores the environmental impact of the oil and gas industry, focusing on the hazards of oilfield brine. Joined by Anton Krieger, the Organizer of Oil and Gas Waste for Buckeye...

Episode #12
<p>Data centers are quietly but profoundly impacting our Great Lakes and rivers. Host Robert Carillio dives into this urgent issue with Helena Volzer, Senior Source Water Policy Manager at the Alliance for the Great...

Episode #10
<p>On this Episode host Jeremy Hempy and Kim McDonald have an insightful conversation with Ursula from Food Strong Cleveland, an organization founded in 2018 by Sara Continenza. Food Strong began with school gardens and...

Episode #10
<p>On this episode of Green Arenas, we’ll be exploring SPRAWL!... Woodland Sprawl, that is!</p><p>Join host Robert Carillio and guest Nancy Stranahan as they discuss the incredible work the Arc of Appalachia has been...

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<p>Chemicals are all around us these days, from the food we eat to the farms that produce it! In this episode of Green Arenas, host Robert Carillio, along with Jeremy Hempy and Kim McDonald, discuss the Ohio Farm Bill...

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<p>This is part two of our Native Yards Series.</p><p>Native landscapes are often viewed as weeds or unsuitable for "high-value" neighborhoods, but many people overlook their incredible benefits for our homes and local...

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<p>Native landscapes are often viewed as weeds or unsuitable for "high-value" neighborhoods, but many people overlook their incredible benefits for our homes and local wildlife. In this special two-part episode, host...

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<p>Have you all noticed how noisy modern life has become?</p><p>Noise is everywhere, but some of it is truly harmful to our minds and health. Excessive noise has been linked to sleep deprivation, hearing loss, and even...

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<p>The current situation in Cleveland regarding our Tree Canopy is awful. Over the past few months, the Ohio Department of Transportation (ODOT) has been actively deforesting our highways, a move that raises serious...

Episode #5
<p>You may have heard of fracking but not paid much attention to its implications. Hydraulic fracturing, commonly known as fracking, is a controversial method of extracting oil and natural gas from deep underground rock...

Episode #5
<p>Join host Kim McDonald as she explores the topic of puppy mills and the misinformation surrounding this issue. Puppy mills are known for their abusive, negligent, and far from sanitary practices, prioritizing profit...
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Owner of Polyface Farm, polyfacefarms.com
Doctorate in Naturopathy, Yoga therapist, Karma Master, Holistic Health teacher/author/producer, NC Maritime Museum System
vice-president of environment, strategy and social initiatives, School of Aeronautical and Automotive Engineering
Buckeye Environmental Network
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