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422: Adam Hochschild, part 1: Abolition and Sustainability

422: Adam Hochschild, part 1: Abolition and Sustainability


Episode 422


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Published on 5 years ago

421: Behind the Mic: Race: Why I've talked about it so much

421: Behind the Mic: Race: Why I've talked about it so much


Episode 421


My second Behind the Mic conversation with Dan McPherson gets to why I've talked about race lately. Why on a podcast about sustainability, leadership, and the environment, do I take the risk as to ta…


Published on 5 years ago

420: Three Years of Leadership and the Environment!

420: Three Years of Leadership and the Environment!


Episode 420


I started this podcast November 30, 2017. In this episode I reflect on before starting the podcast, the fears and hopes driving it, the friends it brought me, some challenges, some joys, accomplishme…


Published on 5 years ago

419: Balint Horvath, part 4: Fatherhood and sustainability

419: Balint Horvath, part 4: Fatherhood and sustainability


Episode 419


Let's talk fatherhood and sustainability.

"Josh, you don't understand since you don't have kids, it's impossible to avoid producing waste," people keep saying. Since they say other things I've done is…


Published on 5 years ago

418: Chester Elton, part 2: The world's number 4 best leadership speaker, trainer, and thought leader

418: Chester Elton, part 2: The world's number 4 best leadership speaker, trainer, and thought leader


Episode 418


The Global Top 30 Gurus named Chester the world's number 4 best leadership speaker, trainer, and thought leader, as I happened to find while researching before our conversation. I had to ask him abou…


Published on 5 years ago

417: Dan McPherson, part 2: Recovering from his heart attack, cutting out water bottles

417: Dan McPherson, part 2: Recovering from his heart attack, cutting out water bottles


Episode 417


Between asking about recovering from a heart attack in your 40s and about water bottles, where do you start? As it turns out, they're more closely related than you think. We started talking about rec…


Published on 5 years ago

416: Rod Schoonover, part 1: Resigned in protest after White House tried to delete "basic science" from climate change report

416: Rod Schoonover, part 1: Resigned in protest after White House tried to delete "basic science" from climate change report


Episode 416


In June and July 2019, you may remember reading about Rod Schoonover in the NY Times, State Dept. Intelligence Analyst Quits to Protest Blocked House Testimony, Washington Post, CBS, and more in the …


Published on 5 years ago

415: Marion Nestle, conversation 2: Let's Ask Marion

415: Marion Nestle, conversation 2: Let's Ask Marion


Episode 415


Food started me on this journey. If it's not a major source of joy, community, and connection, the opportunity is there to make it so.

Marion Nestle does it. She returned after recently launching her …


Published on 5 years, 1 month ago

414: Nir Eyal, part 2: He committed to avoiding flying before the pandemic

414: Nir Eyal, part 2: He committed to avoiding flying before the pandemic


Episode 414


We covered two main points: how I inspired him and how he inspired me. If I'm not too presumptuous to say I inspired him, that is, the first part is about his choosing not to fly. Several months into…


Published on 5 years, 1 month ago

413: Michael Moss, part 1.5: Maybe that was the addiction speaking

413: Michael Moss, part 1.5: Maybe that was the addiction speaking


Episode 413


Michael wrote me the morning before we scheduled this conversation to say he ended up spending more time on the screen when he intended less. He wondered if we should skip it. Longtime listeners may …


Published on 5 years, 1 month ago





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