Environment Podcasts
Safety Supply AmericaJoin Now to Follow
Safety Supply America covers occupational safety and health topics. The show reviews personal protective equipment, from safety glasses to respirators, as well as discusses current safety and environmental topics.
' Chicago, IL, 5-Day Forecast The Weather Channel Podcasts 'Join Now to Follow
Chicago, IL 3-day Forecast from The Weather Channel...Updated every morning by 5:30am ET, The forecast from The Weather Channel for the Chicago, IL metro area.
By The Weather Channel Radio Network
EcoGreenHotelJoin Now to Follow
A valuable resource for hoteliers, EcoGreenHotel.com is dedicated to helping hotels address environmental issues and implement environmentally friendly initiatives. It is a marketplace with plentiful amounts of information ranging from green products and services, industry \"green\" news, basic environmental overview to other tools like checklists, green project ideas, book lists, and resourceful links for a more sustainable hotel.
Agroinnovations PodcastJoin Now to Follow
The agroinnovations podcast is where we discuss all things related and debated in agriculture, from appropriate technology to sustainability to Fair Trade and organics.
Healing the Earth RadioJoin Now to Follow
Environmental news and interviews with scientists, authors and activists. Healing the Earth explores the scientific, social, and spiritual issues behind western culture's relationship with the natural world, inspiring healthy action, healing, and change.
Written VoicesJoin Now to Follow
Written Voices Radio features interviews with authors of recently released books for both fiction and non-fiction categories. Hosted by life enhancement expert Allan Hunkin the library contains over 150 interviews with well known authors and personalities like Alan Alda and Marlo Thomas, Alafair Burke, Jed Diamond, Stephanie Gertler, Jon Kabat-Zinn and many more.
The All-New Hank And Jim ShowJoin Now to Follow
Pirate radio legends Hank Hayes and Jim Nazium bring their brand of zany, off the wall radio to the world wide web. Reverb, jingles, rock and roll, celebrity drop ins, sound effects, combined with Hank and Jim's personality results in a wham-band program filled with lots of laughs. It's like your iPOD, on crack! (tm)
By Hank Hayes & Jim Nazium
RSPB Bird NotesJoin Now to Follow
A Magazine devoted to Birds and the Environment for the Royal Society for the Protection of Birds for birds, for people, forever - Britain's largest environemental charity.
By Jane Markham
The Environment Report from the GLRCJoin Now to Follow
GLRC.org’s weekly environmental news report… highlighting news and in-depth reports from the Great Lakes and beyond. Heard on NPR stations around the country. A production of Michigan Radio.
Corporate Watchdog MediaJoin Now to Follow
Special Edition Radio Show on Bhopal Chemical Disaster 21 Year Anniversary - Available for local noncommercial broadcast The Bhopal Chemical Disaster: 21 years after the biggest industrial disaster the world has ever known, the fight for justice still rages. This week Corporate Watchdog Radio commemorates the worst industrial disaster in history: a preventable catastrophe whose human and environmental costs are still mounting 21 years laterŠa monumental failure of corporate responsibility for which the company has still not appeared for its criminal trialŠand a tragedy whose lessons have still not been learned by the chemical industry‹leaving the US and the rest of the world at risk, as Bhopal, India was in December 1984. The Bhopal Chemical Disaster: its victims, its heroes, and its warning, this week on Corporate Watchdog Radio. Corporate Watchdog Radio, a new half-hour radio broadcast and podcast delivers breaking news, analysis, and commentary on corporate ethics and power. CWR¹s hosts and co-producers are nationally-respected environmental and business ethics attorney Sanford Lewis, and journalist Bill Baue of SocialFunds.com. In the current show, host Sanford Lewis interviews some of the crucial voices in the fight for justice in Bhopal against Dow Chemical (the owner of the former Union Carbide plant): Sathyu Sarangi, director of the Sambvhvana Clinic in Bhopal, who describes the health crises of Bhopal survivors and their children, and the remarkable international struggle of Bhopali women to call Dow Chemical to account; Diane Wilson, author of the celebrated new autobiography, An Unreasonable Woman. A poor Texas fisherwoman who became a crusader against the chemical companies polluting the Gulf Coast waters of her livelihood, Diane is hot on the trail of Warren Anderson, the man at the helm of Union Carbide when its Bhopal plant exploded. Anderson is a fugitive from Indian criminal courts. Corporate Watchdog Radio interviews Diane from the road; Jayanthi Reddy, a University of Michigan student leader who wants Dow Chemical‹headquartered in Michigan‹to clean up its act; Rick Hind, director of Toxics Programs for Greenpeace, and a world authority on how easy it would be for a Bhopal-scale disaster to occur in the US, either by accident, negligence, or terrorist intent; Lois Gibbs, the former Buffalo housewife who brought the toxic outrage of Love Canal to national attention; This edition of Corporate Watchdog Radio is available beginning November 28th. It is licensed for non-commercial broadcast and available for commercial licensing. Broadcast quality feeds, internet archive, related videos and resource links are available via: http://corporatewatchdogmedia.org Free podcast available through http://podcast.corporatewatchdogmedia.org or through the iTunes music store. Also sign up for the program update listserve through subscribe@corporatewatchdogmedia.org For information: Producer Sanford Lewis 413 549-7333
