Hosted by Isabelle Frazier · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 44 episodes
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Talk Earthy to Me is a bold, engaging podcast that brings clarity, curiosity, and a touch of sarcasm to the climate conversation. Hosted by environmentalist Isabelle, each episode breaks down complex issues—like wildfires, food systems, and fast fashion—into accessible, actionable insights. No guilt, no jargon—just honest dialogue, real solutions, and a fresh take on how we can live lighter on the planet without losing ourselves in the process.
Isabelle Frazier hosts Talk Earthy To Me, a education show with 44 episodes published.
You can't manage what you don't measure — and lately, a lot of what the U.S. government used to measure has been quietly going offline. This episode is about what happens when climate and environmental data start vanishi
There's a trend on BeautyTok that's the exact opposite of a haul. It's called Project Pan — and the whole goal is to actually finish your makeup, to hit the bottom (the "pan") of a product before you buy another one. Sou
I spent two days at the 2026 Zero Waste Forum at the Park City Library, surrounded by people who think about trash for a living — and somehow left more hopeful than when I walked in. This episode is my recap: the zero-wa
There's a place in northeastern Minnesota where the water is so clean you can drink straight from the lake. Where thousands of people a year paddle into a wilderness so protected that there are no roads, no buildings, no
Fifty. Not fifty thousand. Not fifty million. Just fifty. That's how many Rice's whales are left on Earth. Every single one living in the Gulf of Mexico. And on March 31st, 2026, a committee of Trump administration offic
Last episode, we built the framework — the Endangered Species Act, the five drivers of extinction, and the policy shifts happening right now. Today, we meet the patients. Five to be exact. Each one maps to a different dr
You scrolled past the headline. So did I. But when I finally stopped to understand what the Endangered Species Act actually does — and what's quietly changing right now — I couldn't look away. This episode breaks down th
Utah is at a crossroads — and the deadline is June 2nd. Isabelle sits down with the people behind the Utah Renewable Communities Program (also called the Community Clean Energy Program) to break down what it is, why it m
We were sold a toxic life. Today, we're talking about taking it back. This episode covers the science behind everyday chemical exposure — what's in your skincare, your cleaning products, and your household dust — and why
I've spent a lot of time on natural disasters. This will be our final deep dive, and then I will leave disasters out of your feed for a while. Although I've been sharing a lot about the issues, I have a reason for doing
Okay, quick confession… I’ve celebrated Earth Day for most of my life—picked up trash, planted something, posted something green, and yes… collected more tote bags than I can justify. But here’s the thing: until recently
You know that moment when you see a sad polar bear on the news and immediately change the channel? Here's what nobody tells you — that ice you just ignored is the thermostat for your weather, your water, and the ground u
You thought hurricanes were wind events. Floods were river events. Turns out they're all the same system — and when it gets disrupted, it brings destruction. In this episode, Isabelle breaks down the hydrological cycle —
Weather isn’t random — it’s a meteorological system… and we supercharged it. In this episode of Talk Earthy to Me, we break down how the atmosphere actually moves energy, moisture, and heat — and why heat waves, storms,
Are natural disasters really random — or are they systems under stress? In this episode of Talk Earthy to Me, we break down how geological disasters like earthquakes, landslides, and tsunamis actually work, and why they’
Natural disasters are often framed as random acts of nature — bad luck, freak events, once-in-a-lifetime storms. But what if they’re not random at all? In this episode of Talk Earthy to Me, we break down how natural disa
If you’ve ever heard someone say, “It snowed today, so climate change isn’t real,” this episode is for you. The weather is what happens outside your window. Climate is the long- term pattern shaping everything beneath it
Water feels comforting — it falls from the sky, flows from the tap, and disappears down the drain like it’s got it all handled. But in this episode, we pull back the curtain on the water cycle and why climate change didn
Carbon gets blamed for everything — but in this episode, we clear its name. We’re breaking down the carbon cycle: Earth’s longest-running system, why it’s essential to life, and how humans hit the fast-forward button way
Earth’s got drama — and today, we’re spilling it. In this episode, we decode the carbon cycle, nitrogen cycle, and climate feedback loops — the behind-the-scenes systems quietly running the planet (and occasionally throw
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