TAG Sustainability Talk

TAG Sustainability Talk is the podcast from the Technology Association of Georgia: Smart Communities & Sustainability society. The go-to podcast for all things smart communities, cleantech, and sustainability in the great state of Georgia.

TAG Sustainability Talk is a technology podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 30 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80.

Unknown Host hosts TAG Sustainability Talk, a technology show with 30 episodes published.

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  Episode #19

  Pulling Water from Thin Air with Joseph Mooney

  Sep 30, 202645 minS3

  On this episode of the TAG Sustainability Talk podcast, Drew Bacchus and Rick Wrenn sit down with Joseph Mooney from WattAir to talk about a game changing approach to atmospheric water harvesting. They dive into how advanced sorbent materials draw pure water straight from the air, how this technology supports climate resilient agriculture and data center cooling, and what it takes to bring decentralized water solutions to communities across the Global South. #Sustainability #CleanTech #WaterHarvesting #WattAir #TAGSustainabilityTalk #WaterResilience #Innovation #DataCenters #Agriculture

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  Episode #18

  From Coal Country to the White House: Patrick Thompson on the Triple Ps of Sustainability

  Sep 10, 20261h 16mS3

  In this episode of TAG Sustainability Talk, hosts Drew Bacchus and Rick Wrenn sit down with Patrick Thompson, a lifelong conservationist and sustainability executive who has seen the clean energy transition evolve from its earliest days. Patrick shares his unique personal and professional journey, starting from his roots growing up in West Virginia coal country to working as a park ranger, meeting Nancy Reagan, and landing a role at the White House. He also discusses his transition into technology and energy, including the challenges of founding a solar company in Georgia. Tune in as we dive into: The uphill battle of building a solar business in traditional utility markets. Important sustainability lessons Patrick learned from legendary carpet industrialist Ray Anderson. Empowering indigenous communities by teaching solar installation on Navajo land. The ultimate business case for a sustainable future built on the Triple Ps: People, Planet, and Profits. This is a longer episode than usual because there was simply too much good stuff to cut down. We hope you enjoy this deep dive into where the clean energy industry has been and where it is heading next.

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  Episode #17

  Turning Grades into Games with Regnault Sanders of Schoolconomy

  Aug 19, 202647 minS3

  In this episode, Drew and Rick sit down with Regnault Sanders, founder of Schoolconomy. Regnault shares how his platform rewards students with digital perks like video games for hitting their academic goals. We dive into student-first design, building real-world corporate partnerships, empowering youth through ambassador programs, and rethinking student motivation for the future.

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  Episode #16

  Can Highways Save the Planet? Inside The Ray with Allie Kelly

  Jul 29, 202657 minS3

  Highways are usually just places we drive past, but what if they could solve some of our biggest problems? In this episode, we are joined by Allie Kelly, the leader of the nonprofit The Ray. They are totally rethinking how we use highway land. We talk about how they turn roadside land into solar farms, pollinator habitats, and even use recycled tires to make roads last longer. It is a really cool look at how we can turn underutilized infrastructure into a powerhouse for clean energy and safety. Allie also dives into the future of connected vehicles, autonomous tech, and how a systems thinking approach can actually make our infrastructure smarter. Check out this episode to see why you will never look at an interstate the same way again.

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  Episode #15

  Sustainability Behind the Scenes at Mercedes-Benz Stadium Part 2

  Jul 23, 202641 minS3

  We are back for the second part of our sustainability series at Mercedes-Benz Stadium. Andrew Bohenko, the Sustainability Initiatives Manager, joins us to talk about the biggest test a venue can face. How do you keep a zero waste program running smoothly when the FIFA World Cup comes to town? In this episode, we look at the pressure of international scrutiny and how the team manages waste with global sponsors involved. Andrew shares the planning involved in keeping the guest experience seamless for hundreds of thousands of visitors from all over the world. We cover the logistics of global events, the importance of clear signage, and what it really takes to maintain high standards when the world is watching. If you want to hear how they balance large scale operations with their commitment to the environment, this conversation is for you. Link to article: https://www.usatoday.com/story/sports/soccer/2026/06/09/ranking-all-16-stadiums-for-the-2026-world-cup/90467625007/

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