Veronica MacLean
Sustainable Today
Sustainable Today is a pre-recorded talk show covering topics like volunteering in your community, corporate responsibility, and renewable energy. You can expect a wide variety of discussions all centred around sustainability on both the small and large scale. New episodes air every third Thursday of each month at 9pm on 94.9 fm and radiowestern.ca.
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Episodes
Episode 4: Renewable Energy Today, Powering Tomorrow (feat. Mary MacLean) 19.06.2026 24:34
In the latest instalment of Sustainable Today, I'm joined by my sister, Mary MacLean, who is also the Manager of Operators Program at the Canadian Renewable Energy Association. Join us as we discuss the basics of renewable energy, careers in the renewables industry, and why it's such an important topic.
Episode 3: Fast Fashion — Convenient or Consequential? 22.05.2026 19:29
In this solo episode of Sustainable Today, I discuss the basics of fast fashion — it's history, how it's made, and what you can do to prevent overconsumption and textile waste.
Episode 2: Let's Talk Water (feat. Jenna Thurley) 14.04.2026 24:47
In the second episode of Sustainable Today , I am joined by Jenna Thurley — a Geography and Environmental Health student at Western University and the President of WaterAid Western. We discuss what WaterAid Western does, what you can do to conserve water on an individual level, and why addressing global water and sanitation issues is one of the most pressing issues globally.
Episode 1: What is Sustainability? (feat. Julia Hammer) 09.03.2026 27:57
In this first episode, I’m joined by Julia Hammer — the Fundraising Coordinator at ReForest London. We discuss individual acts of sustainability, getting involved in environmental initiatives in London, and why these are important.
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