Defending Democracy: What’s at Stake in the 2024 Election? - with Reed Galen

In this interview, pro skier, mountaineer, climate advocate, and recent U.S. Senate candidate Caroline Gleich talks with David Garbett, co-founder of Stewardship Utah. David, who also ran for Salt Lake County Mayor, shares his passion for protecting Utah's land, air, and water through elections, policy, and democracy. Caroline and David discuss the vital role of grassroots involvement and the importance of civic engagement in safeguarding Utah’s natural resources. Learn about their inspiring work, the challenges they face, and how you can join in the movement for a sustainable future in Utah.

Welcome to "The Caroline Gleich Show," where we dive deep into the worlds of adventure, activism, and the incredible stories of those pushing the boundaries in their fields. I'm your host, Caroline Gleich, and today, we have two phenomenal women who are not just making waves, but creating entire oceans of change. First up, we have Carolina Rubio MacWright—a true force of nature. Carolina is an artist, an immigration lawyer, an ultrarunner and coach, and a passionate climate-migrant activist. Her work weaves together the art of storytelling, the power of the law, and the spirit of endurance to fight for a more just and sustainable world. Whether she's in the courtroom, on the trails, or creating art, Carolina is always pushing for change and inspiring others to do the same. And joining us as well is Vanessa Chavarriaga, a proud Colombian immigrant and environmental sociologist with a deep connection to the mountains. As a mountain athlete, Vanessa brings her love for the outdoors and her commitment to environmental justice to every adventure she embarks on. Her unique perspective as a Latina in the outdoor industry and her research into the intersection of community, culture, and the environment make her a vital voice in the movement towards a more inclusive and sustainable future. I'm beyond excited to have Carolina and Vanessa here with us today to share their stories, insights, and passions. So, without further ado, let's dive into this conversation and explore the extraordinary journeys of these inspiring women. Stay tuned—this is going to be an episode you won't want to miss! 📸 Follow Caroline Gleich on Instagram: @CarolineGleich @CarolineForUtah

Today on the Caroline Gleich Show Podcast, we are joined by State Senator, Nate Blouin. Senator Blouin represents Senate District 13, which consists of parts of Salt Lake City, South Salt Lake, and Murray. Since being elected to the Utah Legislature in 2022, he has emerged as one of the most outspoken advocates of progressive solutions to Utah’s most pressing climate issues. In this episode of the Caroline Gleich Show Podcast, we will discuss some of the work that Senator Blouin and other Democrats at the Legislature have been doing to make our state’s future prosperous for all Utahns and we'll discuss what it's like to run for public office. We’ll also delve into Utah’s political landscape and discuss statewide challenges that shape our state’s political discourse, as well as what the future of Utah’s political environment will be. 🔗 Connect with Nate Blouin on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/nateforutah/ 📸 Follow Caroline Gleich on Instagram: @CarolineGleich @CarolineForUtah #CarolineGleich #utahelections #Nate Blouin

Welcome to The Caroline Gleich Show! In this episode, we're thrilled to chat with Carol Anderson, an Utah-based data scientist and machine learning expert specializing in AI ethics and risk management. As an officer at the AI Risk and Vulnerability Alliance, Carol brings invaluable insights into how AI and algorithms impact our lives. Formerly an academic molecular biologist, her unique background adds depth to our conversation Join us for an exciting discussion on the influence of AI and algorithms worldwide! 🔗 Connect with Carol Anderson on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/carolmanderson/ 📸 Follow Caroline Gleich on Instagram: @CarolineGleich @CarolineForUtah #CarolineGleich #AI #Algorithms.

Welcome to "The Caroline Gleich Show." In this episode, we dive into the fascinating world of Utah beekeeping with McKay Orton, a renowned natural beekeeping expert in the Beehive State. Utah, known for its rich beekeeping history, symbolizes productivity and family-friendly living, and McKay embodies these values. She has guided Caroline Gleich and Rob Lea in setting up their own backyard beehive and offers beekeeping classes and honey tastings globally. Join us to learn insider tips and insights from McKay Orton, and discover how bees contribute to making Utah a vibrant, productive community. Don't miss out on this engaging and informative episode! Discover more about McKAY on Instagram: @mckayjo Keywords: Utah beekeeping, McKay Orton, Beehive State, backyard beehive, beekeeping classes, honey tastings, family-friendly Utah.

Join Rosemary Card (aka "Rosie Card"), entrepreneur, author, and passionate advocate for women's rights and nuanced cultural conversations, in this engaging podcast and YouTube series. As the founder of Cue Noir and Card Ware and the author of "Model Mormon" and "House of Light," Rosie brings her unique perspective and dedication to fostering understanding and bridging divides through education and open dialogue. Based in Salt Lake City, Utah, Rosie shares insights from her life with her husband, one-year-old son, and two dogs, inviting listeners and viewers to explore the important issues of our time. Rosie Card on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/rosiecard Follow Caroline Gleich on Instagram: @CarolineGleich @CarolineForUtah #carolinegleich #utah #mormonism

Join Caroline Gleich and Neena Earl Andersen as they delve into personal and professional topics, including Caroline's candidacy for the US Senate in Utah and Neena's journey advocating for reproductive healthcare. In this episode of The Caroline Gleich Show, Neena courageously shares her experiences with pregnancy loss, high-risk pregnancies, and her recent abortion, sparking insightful discussions on stigma, decision-making processes, and the impact of elections on women's rights. With empathy and candor, they explore the importance of open dialogue, access to resources, and the need for political leadership to protect reproductive freedoms. Tune in for a heartfelt exchange on advocating for change at every level. Join the climb: www.carolineforutah.com Neena Earl Andersen is a Utah County resident, devoted mother, and skilled artist specializing in earrings and flower arrangements. Recognized as a steadfast advocate for reproductive freedom, Neena brings her personal experiences and passion to the forefront of discussions surrounding family planning and the importance of defending access to reproductive healthcare. Neena Earl Andersen on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/neenaearl/

Join Caroline Gleich, professional ski mountaineer, advocate, and US Senate candidate, in a dynamic discussion with Reed Galen, as they discuss the upcoming US presidential election, Caroline's US Senate campaign, and the importance of independent thinking. Join the climb: www.carolineforutah.com Reed Galen is the co-founder of The Lincoln Project and author of "The Home Front" on Substack. He has nearly 30 years of national political experience, including three presidential campaigns and too many others to count. Reed now spends his time ensuring Donald Trump isn’t reelected and working to repair American democracy. The Lincoln Project: www.lincolnproject.us

Vanessa Chavarriaga is a mountain athlete, skier, environmental sociology and Colombian immigrant. Last winter, I had one of my favorite days on skis with her as part of an informal ski mentorship program I did to support women of color in snowsports. In this episode, we discuss mentorship, reciprocity, making the jump from being passionate about the outdoors to being an advocate, elevating women outside and gett more people involved as activists. She talks about her childhood, her backcountry, how she got into backcountry skiing and her advice for other folks getting into it. Vanessa is a rising star in the outdoor world and you won't want to miss this podcast. 

Dr. Michelle Guitard is a paleoceanographer interested in understanding the interactions between Antarctica’s ice shelves and ice sheets and the surrounding ocean. A paleoceanographer is a scientist who uses natural archives to study how the marine environment changed through time. The natural archive that she relies on are sediment cores, which contain layers of mud that provide a snapshot of the environment in which the mud was deposited. Her work is focused on reconstruction the history of the Antarctic ice sheet through the Pleistocene (last 2.5 million years) and the Holocene (12,000-2.5 million years ago), studying how the outlet glacier systems in East Antarctica evolved.  On this episode, we discuss her work and Antarctic fieldwork, getting her Ph.D., gender and racial diversity among doctorates in earth, atmospheric and ocean sciences.  Her research has implications for understanding the stability of the entire Antarctic Ice Sheet, which be critical for predicting how Antarctica will respond to a warming climate. Learn more and follow her work on her Twitter page: https://twitter.com/mich_loves_mud