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Sep 22, 2026

Elizabeth ReesHOST
23:03
And so it's really lovely.
Elizabeth ReesHOST
23:06
So it came out on Earth Day last year, and I thought it was really sweet.
Elizabeth ReesHOST
23:10
It
Marjorie PunnettHOST
23:10
also answers that tricky question of zoos.
Sarah HuntGUEST
6:40
became a campaign finance lawyer and political lawyer out in the Pacific Northwest, came back to D.C., did a master's degree at Georgetown Law in international environmental law.
Sarah HuntGUEST
6:55
I was born on Earth Day.
Sarah HuntGUEST
6:56
I've always been a bit of a conservationist, but one who understands that the best way to clean up the environment is to create prosperity.
Sarah HuntGUEST
7:05
Because when people have mental bandwidth and space to be concerned about rivers and streams and air, they do.
Sarah HuntGUEST
7:14
But if you can't pay your bills and can't feed your kids and don't have a hope for a better future, that's the last thing on your mind is what is what is what the water looks like.
Sarah HuntGUEST
7:24
So I decided I wanted to focus on working on that.
Sarah HuntGUEST
7:28
I was like I said, I was born on Earth Day.
Sarah HuntGUEST
7:29
Thanks, mom.
Clint PowellHOST
27:06
And this is why I'm gonna, then I'll get to my moment.
Clint PowellHOST
27:10
There's Earth Day 1970 predictions.
Jeff StilesHOST
27:13
That's when it began.
Clint PowellHOST
27:14
That's when it all began.
Amy GoodmanGUEST
16:30
Yes, I love that.
Amy GoodmanGUEST
16:31
Showing awareness that you even saw one of my segments is just like so flattering, right? So even if you said, oh, I just saw your green goods segment last month on Earth Day, I have another sustainable idea, but it has like a cooling function and might be really great for some of your summer pitches.
Amy GoodmanGUEST
16:46
So you're literally giving me ideas for a segment and the next segment, propelling things forward, always thinking about what the next steps are.
Amy GoodmanGUEST
16:55
Or another way to think of it is like, how does this come off the branch of the tree? So she just covered green goods.
Kevin QuigleyHOST
40:19
And, and this is Disney in the '90s, so there's an increasing awareness.
Kevin QuigleyHOST
40:23
You know, this opens on Earth Day.
Matt ParishHOST
40:25
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Matt ParishHOST
40:25
So we don't, we don't, uh, wanna go back to the days of the Mickey Mouse Club Circus, where we have sedated lions and tigers being paraded down Main Street, and, you know, calling it zoological.
Bill McKibbenGUEST
32:48
Uh, you may have seen these No Kings rallies that broke out across America in the last year.
Bill McKibbenGUEST
32:55
Uh, they've been enormous, the biggest demonstrations in American history except for the first Earth Day in nineteen seventy.
Bill McKibbenGUEST
33:04
Uh, they've been dominated in many cases by people my age, uh, older Americans, I think because we have more of a sense of just how outrageous in comparison to our long baseline the current moment is, and because we have lived experience of the fact that going to the streets in the nineteen sixties and nineteen seventies helped bring about big social, cultural, political transformation.
Bill McKibbenGUEST
33:34
But young people are now very much at the forefront of this fight as well, and it's a powerful coalition building.
Sherry TurkleGUEST
18:31
No, no, but I think the environment is actually a cautionary tale that I'm the generation that grew up.
Sherry TurkleGUEST
18:38
Earth Day, I mean, I think Earth Day was declared when I was in high school.
Sherry TurkleGUEST
18:42
I planted things.
Sherry TurkleGUEST
18:44
I mean, I just remember...
Sherry TurkleGUEST
18:47
My high school calendar was, and certainly college and certainly graduate school, celebrations of Earth Day.
Sherry TurkleGUEST
18:54
I mean, I grew up with the environmental movement as something that would be, that I always assumed would be, oh, thank God we turned our attention to this and we're going to fix it.
Sherry TurkleGUEST
19:05
We're just going to fix it.
KenyaHOST
31:28
Yes, it's all about pollution.
KenyaHOST
31:31
And so they joined up with the Earth Day team.
KennyHOST
31:34
OK, but, you know, a lot of public transportation still exists.
KennyHOST
31:39
adds pollution.
Tom GriswoldHOST
18:40
Hm?
Chick McGeeHOST
18:41
Earth Day.
Tom GriswoldHOST
18:41
No, it's not Earth Day.
Tom GriswoldHOST
18:42
It's, it's my birthday.
Chick McGeeHOST
18:44
[laughs] No, that's Earth Day.
Tom GriswoldHOST
18:44
And I, no, I, uh, the woke left wing is trying to make it Earth Day.
Tom GriswoldHOST
18:50
Not, not, not for me.
Chick McGeeHOST
18:51
Earth Day's been f-
Carl BroggiHOST
2:02
They are collaborating over global warming.
Carl BroggiHOST
2:06
One headline recently flashed Earth Day, something we can all believe in.
Carl BroggiHOST
2:09
And the article was calling all of the faith systems of the world this spring to unite to save the planet.
Carl BroggiHOST
2:18
And then you have many so-called evangelicals who don't want to be left out.
Carl BroggiHOST
3:44
And God gave us over to homosexuality.
Carl BroggiHOST
3:47
And now God is giving us over to that horrible list that we find there because we have chosen to worship the creation rather than the Creator God.
Carl BroggiHOST
3:57
And so to help pastors and priests and rabbis and organizations... celebrate Earth Day.
Carl BroggiHOST
4:04
They have written hymns for that Sunday.

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