Loo Connor
The Good Energy Podcast
A science communicator on a mission to reveal the invisible economic forces that shape our lives and environment. Finding and connecting people across Aotearoa who want to change our economic system for the better. thegoodenergyproject.substack.com
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Loo Connor
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Latest episode
Jul 11, 2025
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Episodes
How engineers could save the world 30.05.2023 59:19
There's something really exciting about this interview with Professor Susan Krumdieck. Susan is an engineer and co-founder of transition engineering , a new field which challenges and trains engineers to face the challenge of climate change. There's something incredibly refreshing about the way she views the challenge of transitioning our society to a sustainable one. She zooms out to look at this...
Reimagining the economics of growing food 16.05.2023 58:08
Kia ora! Here's my first interview for The Good Energy Podcast. It's with my brother Justin about reimagining the food system. His vision is to catalyse networks of small-scale farms that could feed whole communities cheap healthy food while nurturing the soil and reducing climate change impact. Justin introduces us to the amazing work of Vagabond Vege and their regenerative human-scale market gar...
Introducing the Good Energy Podcast 15.05.2023 26:15
To introduce my new podcast, I asked my good friend Mitzi to interview me about where the project came from, why it's so exciting and what I'm hoping to achieve with it. I've also shared a bit about my background so you can get to know me a bit better :) Get full access to The Good Energy Project at thegoodenergyproject.substack.com/subscribe
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