Climate Comedy?

The University of Colorado, Inside the Greenhouse, put on a full-blown comedy show about the climate crisis...and it was funny! Of course, when anyone thinks, "existential crisis" they think "Hilarious!" We speak to Beth Osnes and Max Boycoff, the founding directors, and comedian Nat Towsen and Rollie Williams, two of the comedians who made the show a success.

Milwaukee Brewers Pitcher Brent Suter talks about sustainability, studying environmental science, environmental justice, and using your platform with Chuck Nice! Sponsored in part by My Weather App.

On Pod Zero Episode 7, Chuck Nice talks about the intersection of climate and sports with Kristen Fulmer, Joanne Pasternack, and Kunal Merchant.

Here's the deal.... CLIMATE CHANGE IS REAL. Chuck talks to Dr. Katharine Hayhoe (Texas Tech University), Dr. Heather Berlin (Neuroscientist at Mt. Sinai Medical), and Dr. Nicholas Christakis (Yale University) about the climate crisis. This show is made possible by My Weather Radar App (Available on Google Play & Apple Store) and The Union of Concerned Scientist (UCSUSA.ORG).

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Chuck Nice explores how we can better teach people about the climate crisis! Chuck talks to Dr. Eugene Cordero (Professor, San Jose State) and Dr. Peter Mahaffy (The King's University). This show is made possible by My Weather Radar App (Available on Google Play & Apple Store) and The Union of Concerned Scientist (UCSUSA.ORG).

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Pod Zero is a Pop-up Podcast created for climate week. This episode explores environmental justice or how the climate crisis will make things worse for the already disenfranchised. our guests are Peggy Shepard of We Act for Environmental Justice, Dr. Via Ietef aka DJ Cavem, and comedian Roy Wood Jr. of The Daily Show. Please support them at: https://www.weact.org/ https://www.chefietef.com/ https://www.roywoodjr.com/ This show is made possible by My Weather Radar App (Available on Google Play & Apple Store) and The Union of Concerned Scientist (UCSUSA.ORG).

Chuck Nice explores why STEM students, of all people, tend to vote less than other students. Students already vote in paltry numbers, and STEM students turnout less than any others. Chuck talks to Rollie Williams (Grad Student Columbia Unversity), Dr. Heather Berlin (Neuroscientist at Mt. Sinai Medical), Dr. Eugene Cordero (Professor, San Jose State), and Dr. Nicholas Christakis (Yale University). This show is made possible by My Weather Radar App (Available on Google Play & Apple Store) and The Union of Concerned Scientist (UCSUSA.ORG).