I started the Tomorrow's Air podcast to help answer my own questions about climate conscious travel and carbon removal, with the encouragement of my colleague Sean Philbrick. Here you'll find a selection of recent Airrows on Air shows; more are here.
Natasha Martin
Grandmas Assert Their Influence and Tourism Planners Drink Whisky With The National Police with Natasha Martin, NEOM
Eli Mitchell-Larson
Whiffenpoofs, Obama, Penguins, the ‘How’ of Carbon Removal and the ‘Where’ of Carbon Storage with a Little Yeats Thrown In with Eli Mitchell-Larson, Carbon Gap
Maren Krings
Photojournalism As a Transcendent Language for Climate Action with Maren Krings, Environmental Photographer and Visual Storytelling
David Hone
Hard Realities and Real Optimism in a Discussion About Scaling Up Technologies Along Our Transition to Net Zero with David Hone, Chief Climate Change Advisor for Shell
Letty Brown
Forests, Carbon Offset Verification and Monkey Poop in a Discussion on Nature-Based Solutions to Climate Change with Letty Brown, Scientific Certification Systems, Inc
Jessica Reilly-Moman
An Exploration in Climate Action Tradeoffs and Stories of Resilience in Rural Communities with Jessica Reilly- Moman, Aspen Global Change Institute
Jeffrey Foote
Exploring the Role of Corporations in Sustainability and Climate Change with Jeffrey Foote, Footeprints Resourcefulness Consulting
Shannon Stowell
Traveling Escapades, Mishaps and Humility with Shannon Stowell, Adventure Travel Trade Association
Matt Eggers
The Future is NOW in Climate Tech with Matt Eggers, Breakthrough Energy Ventures
Nicole Cocolas
An Aussie Academic’s Perspective on Climate Communications Reveals The Power of Optimism with Nicole Cocolas, University of Surrey
Lorelei Kelly
From Nuclear Weapons to Modernizing Congress: A Funny, Down to Earth and Expert Perspective on How Regular People Can Build Systems of Change with Lorelei Kelly, Resilient Democracy Coalition at Georgetown University
Becky Desjardins
Birds in the Freezer and How the Scientific Collections of the Past Can Predict Our Future with Becky Desjardins, Naturalis Biodiversity Center