The Hopeful Environmentalist

In this episode (which is the 3rd and final part of this series), Taylor interviews 3 incredible youth activists, Hailey Campbell, Raysa Franca, and Khyati Garg, who attended COP27 in Egypt this past November. We hear about their COP27 experiences and key takeaways. Tune in to hear from these amazing climate activists!

In this episode, which is a 3 part series, Taylor interviews three more incredible youth climate activists who attended COP27. Tune in to listen to their experiences at COP27 in Egypt and what gives them hope regarding the outcomes of the global conference. We hear from: Maria Serra Olivella - Youth Activist from Spain Finnur Ricart Andrason = Youth Activist from Iceland Angela Zhong - Youth Activ...

In this episode, which is a 3 part series, Taylor interviews three amazing youth climate activists who attended COP27. Tune in to listen to their experiences at COP27 in Egypt and what gives them hope regarding the outcomes of the global conference. We will hear from: Hannah Harrison - Youth Climate Activist from the UK Sofia Luna Quispe - Youth Climate Activist from Peru Victoria Whalen - Youth C...

Are you an environmentalist who is angry (kind of like our old podcast name)? In this episode, we speak with the Climate Optimist herself, Anne Therese Gennari, about how we can shift from angry activists, to optimistic and resourceful activists. We dive into research about how the brain works, and how optimistic mindsets can actually be more beneficial to the environmental movement. Also discusse...

Have you heard of terms like climate anxiety and climate doomism? Do you want to learn more about these two topics and how to cope with them? Well you're in luck! In this episode, I speak with climate psychologist, Jessica Kleczka, about what climate anxiety is and how to cope with it. As someone who deals with climate anxiety, I can't wait to practice some of the tips that she discusses. We dive...

In this mini episode, the Hopeful Environmentalist speaks with the co-founder of the Artist Climate Collective to discuss the intersections between art/dancing and the climate crisis. We look at how artistic expression can be a great tool to advocate for climate action and a way to communicate the climate crisis to a wider audience. You can support the Artist Climate Collective by donating on thei...

We've all heard environmental science, policy, and studies, but what makes each of these different? What kinds of jobs can you get? Do you need a degree? Our host, Taylor, answers all of these questions in this episode. Grab a piece of bamboo paper and a biodegradable pen, and get ready to take some notes!

For this weeks episode, our host, Taylor, speaks with Cheryl McCarron from the Non-Profit, Shark Angels, about why sharks are so important and why there has been national headlines about shark bites in New York. We talk about the sharks, how to support/get involved with Shark Angels, and dangerous coconuts (?). What do coconuts have to do with sharks you may ask? Listen to this episode to find out...

Yes, you heard me right. It's time for sustainable girl summerrrrrr (any person can have a sustainable girl summer, not just girls, no matter how you identify). Sustainability is for EVERYONE! In this episode, Our host gives us tips on how to be more sustainable this summer, while also recognizing that not everyone can do all of these things. But it's important that we strive to make sustainable d...

In this episode, I interview guest speaker, Chris Nagy, from the Gotham Coyote Project. We discuss current coyote research, how to coexist with coyotes, my own personal run ins with coyotes, and we even answer some questions that you all had!

In this weeks episode, I have a discussion with Cristina Zenato, who is a shark researcher and has been featured on multiple Shark Week Shows. She was also inducted in the Women Divers Hall of Fame. We talk about her memorable shark experiences (like having a 9 foot shark sit on her lap), threats to sharks, the truth about our fear of sharks, and how you can help protect sharks. You can donate to...

In this weeks episode, I talk with Senior Scientist, Tiffany Yap, from the Center for Biological Diversity about what it takes to become a senior scientist, her roles at the Center for Biological Diversity, and how you can help to support the centers many missions! Also, please visit this link: https://chng.it/9mG9yHfJ , to sign and share this petition to encourage the release of Lolita, the kille...

In this weeks episode, I talk with Polar Bear Researcher, Andrew Derocher, about his research regarding polar bears, how climate change is impacting them, how he got into this career, and ways you can help save the polar bears! Our guest speaker even recalls on some stories of his close encounters with these magnificent bears.

In this weeks episode, I have a discussion with Farm Sanctuary, to talk about how our current farming practices are unsustainable and unethical to both animals and people, specific stories from some of their rescued animals, and how you can get involved. We discuss how making small steps to a sustainable future is a huge leap into the right direction, and how Farm Sanctuary is helping to advocate...

In this weeks episode, Taylor has a discussion with a NASA Climatologist (Climate Scientist), Dr. Claire Parkinson, about what is currently happening in the arctic regions regarding sea ice and learn how you can become a climatologist! Dr. Claire Parkinson is a very decorated climatologist, and was even inducted into the Maryland's Women Hall of Fame. Make sure to tune in to this episode to hear a...

Do wolves really howl at the moon? If you want to know the answer to that question, listen in to this weeks episode where I interview a guest speaker from Wolves Of The Rockies. We discuss the current events related to the 20 Yellowstone National Park Wolves that were hunted and killed, why wolves are such crucial parts of our ecosystem, and how you can get involved in wolf conservation! If you wo...

In today's episode, I interview Environmental Scientist, Renata Ontman, to discuss what it takes to be an environmental scientist. We talk about the pros, the cons, and the requirements to become one. Find out if you have what it takes to be an Environmental Scientist.

Join the Angry Environmentalist for a wrap up of the environmental news of 2021. Don't know what resolutions you want to make to help the planet in 2022? This episode will give you some ideas where to start! This episode also has a little surprise at the end, so make sure to listen in, you won't want to miss it! Thank you all for listening to the Angry Environmentalist, and I can't wait to see you...

Ever wonder how to make your holiday season more sustainable? You've come to the right place! In this episode, Taylor discusses different ways to be more sustainable during the holidays, and how you can be an imperfectly perfect environmentalist!

Ever wondered what to do if your face to face with an apex predator like a coyote? In this episode, Taylor shares her up close experiences with coyotes and how we can coexist with them. She talks about how to keep both you, your pets, and your kids safe, and most importantly, how to keep coyotes safe as well.

Ever wanted to do field research but don't know what it's really like? Look no further, because in this weeks episode, podcast host, Taylor, discusses her experiences with field research so far in her career. Catching snapping turtles in rain storms, failed research projects, and more!

In this weeks episode, Taylor will be discussing outdoor safety for everyone, but especially women. Taylor recently went to an outdoor women's workshop where she learned some super useful tips and tricks when it comes to staying safe while enjoying nature.

In this weeks episode, host, Taylor, talks about how she went head to head with a university as an environmental advocate, getting her featured on NBC news and many local newspapers. She also discusses environmental advocacy as a broad topic and how we can make an impact!

In this weeks episode, host Taylor Ganis interviews The Elephant Sanctuary. They will discuss the importance of elephants, the life of an elephant at the Sanctuary, and how you can help elephants both wild and captive.

In this weeks episode, podcast host, Taylor, does a deep dive into wildlife rehabbing. She discusses the pros and the cons of rehabbing and how the pros outweigh the cons by a lot, but that the cons are still draining (she'll give you some tools to cope with the draining cons). Taylor also talks about ways to find rehabbers and how to properly contact one. Tune in if you are thinking about getting...