50 Shades of Green: A Climate Group Podcast – Détails, épisodes et analyse

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In the latest bonus episode of 50 Shades of Green, we cover the role of cities and states in building smart and sustainable transportation infrastructure.

Speakers include:

Featured speakers include:

⭕ Richard Parker, Senior Manager, Transportation Programs, Climate Group North America

⭕ Frederic Langlois, Sustainable Mobility & Renewable Energy, Québec Government Office in New York

⭕ Michael Carroll, Deputy Managing Director, Office of Transportation and Infrastructure Systems, City of Philadelphia

⭕ Emily Duncan, Manager of Business Innovation, Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority (SEPTA)

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Welcome to the third and final of our three-part series on Communicating Climate Change.

Three live sessions aimed at getting to the heart of how the way we talk about climate has shifted and how stakeholders across the media, business, and nonprofit world are adapting to meet communities where they are.

In this special third episode, we hear from Climate Group’s Adam Lake, speaking to Wawa Gatheru, Founder and Executive Director of Black Girl Environmentalist, live from the Green Media Summit in March 2025.

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Welcome to the second of our three-part series on Communicating Climate Change. Three live sessions aimed at getting to the heart of how the way we talk about climate has shifted and how stakeholders across the media, business, and nonprofit world are adapting to meet communities where they are.

Hosted in partnership with the Impact Communications Institute as part of the US Climate Action Summit. In this episode, Adam speaks to Climate and Health consultant Rebecca Jacobs, as well as Sergio Velasquez-Rose, Global Head of Strategy, Insight, and Analytics at Potential Energy Coalition.

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How can we quantify the real human impact of extreme weather? According to NOAA’s National Centers for Environmental Information, 2024 alone saw 27 individual weather and climate disasters with at least $1 billion in damages, trailing only the record-setting 28 events analyzed in 2023. Across hurricanes, wildfires, floods, tornados, and more the impacts of the climate crisis are apparent, but where do we begin to measure the real toll, these disasters take on the people affected and how do those folks carry on?

In this episode, we speak to three members of Extreme Weather Survivors, an organization dedicated to building community, providing support and training, and advocating for change for all those impacted by extreme weather. I join Executive Director and Co-Founder Chris Kocher, Melissa Whittaker, a small business owner from Montpelier, Vermont, and Erica Solove, a psychologist from Boulder, Colorado in a discussion about what it means to make connections, stay resilient, and create positive change in the wake of the climate crisis.

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Join us for a special bonus episode of 50 Shades of Green. In this episode, we dive into the state of EV charging from California Public Utility Commission's perspective and the role utility commissions can play in expediting the buildout of critical infrastructure and innovations.

Speakers include:

⭕ Angela Barranco, Executive Director, Climate Group North America

⭕ Matthew Baker, Commissioner,California Public Utilities Commission

⭕ Richard Parker, Senior Manager, Transportation Programs, Climate Group North America

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From the creators of Climate Week NYC, the largest climate event of its kind in the world, Climate Group brings you the Fifty Shades of Green podcast.  

Each episode introduces you to leading experts, influencers and campaigners who are changing the way we fight climate change.  

We take you behind the scenes with some of the most critical, and often unexpected, stories and people from the US and around the world.  

Fifty Shades of Green is a podcast that brings the changemakers to you, hosted by our team of guest correspondents and experts.  

Join us at Fifty Shades of Green, a Climate Group podcast. Available on all major platforms. 

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In this episode, we’re exploring the world of climate journalism – specifically how climate change is covered across a variety of media from short form rapidresponse news to long form narrative documentaries – and how it's evolved over the years.

First, Executive Director of Climate Group North AmericaAngela Barranco joins with Sammy Roth, Climate Columnist at the L.A. Times and host of the new podcast Boiling Point, on how major print publications are covering climate and communicating climate risk, how this has changed, and what we can do to combat misinformation.

Then, Climate Group’s Adam Lake speaks with StephanieAbrams, Meteorologist at The Weather Channel, to explore how broadcast coverage of climate change has evolved and how audiences are responding to more frequentinstances of extreme weather. 

Finally, Climate Group’s Liisa Kaufman joins with KiraAkerman, Director of the climate change documentary Hollow Tree, to walk us through her filmmaking process and how longform media and storytelling can shapethe narrative around climate action.

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