Plastics, Toxins, and Carbon, Oh My (S2C E15)
This week Lauren and I welcome a superstar of the greening of NY state, the nation, and the world. Judith Enck, former EPA Administrator in […]
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Leading from Within (S2C E12)
I have always found that the world of architecture and engineering, especially when it comes to sustainability, is full of big thinkers, aspirational leaders, and […]
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The Phases of Sustainability
I realized that I have not written a post in awhile, other than to promote my newest endeavor, the YouTube channel I am co-hosting with […]
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Part 2 – The Canals of NY State: Diesel versus Electric (S2C E9)
Thank you for joining us for our wonderful conversation with George Ward (Folklorist) and David Borton (retired RPI Professor) with their reflections on diesel boats […]
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Part 1 – The Canals of NY State (S2C E9)
Thank you for joining us for our wonderful conversation with George Ward (Folklorist) and David Borton (retired RPI Professor) that focuses on the history and […]
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Part 3 of Improv, Equity, and Privilege, Oh My! (S2C E8)
I can’t think of a better way to fight the doldrums of February than with the insights, openness, and positivity of TJ Mannix, improv theatre […]
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Part 2 of Improv, Equity, and Privilege, Oh My! (S2C E8)
We are again engaging in a conversation with TJ Mannix, improv actor, founder of the NYC Improv Musical Theatre Festival, and fellow curious soul. We […]
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Are Your Finances Sustainable? (S2C E6)
How do your dollars and your choices impact your community and our shared future? We are talking with Katelyn Kriesel about her business as a […]
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We Need to Get to ZERO (S2C E5)
Welcome to Jim D’Aloisio, Structural Engineer, Actor, Carbon-savvy presenter, and all around excellent person. Join us as Jim regales us with stories defining the imperative […]
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Do Our Part…
I try to walk 5-6 days a week. Some days it’s a quick walk to the park and back, about 3.6 miles. Other days it’s […]
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