Clip: Electrification Coalition's Aaron Viles on "The Great American Roadtrip" concerning EVs' infrastructure

Electrification Coalition's Aaron Viles explains how the rollback of the EV tax credit has affected the industry.

Electrification Coalition's Aaron Viles on "The Great American Roadtrip" concerning EVs' infrastructure.

Aaron Viles explains the Electrification Coalition and its work in electrifying transportation for our economic and national security. Listen to the entire interview on this week's episode!

If you have thought about electric vehicle ownership or have worried about the state of the EV market in the U.S., especially since the passage of the One Big Beautiful Bill Act gutted tax incentives to purchase EVs, this episode is for you. Aaron Viles is the senior director of campaigns at the Electrification Coalition, where he develops and directs campaigns to advance state and federal policy for transportation electrification. Despite recent political setbacks, Viles has a positive story to share about EV market trends. His enthusiasm is infectious and left host Chelsea Henderson eager to make her first EV purchase. Catch this week's episode all about EVs!

Sarah Beth Aubrey on women in sustainability and bringing them together.

Sarah Beth Aubrey said financial sustainability is a topic that is entering the agricultural conversation in rural communities more.

Sarah Beth Aubrey on rural areas and communities being the hot spot for renewable energy discussions.

Sarah Beth Aubrey is back! This midwest-based expert on sustainability, rural land use, agriculture policy, and connecting people returns to the show to share an update on conversations around sustainability, as well as dive into some of the land use issues that are front of mind in rural America. She also shares an update on The WISE Experience, her network for professional women in the sustainability sector, including an exciting opportunity coming in February 2026

Miami Herald editorial board member Mary Anna Mancuso shares what environmental issues resonate with local readers.

Tampa Bay Times environmental reporter Max Chesnes talks about the ways he communicates with readers on climate issues that matter.