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Green Tea Party Radio is hosted by Hannah Rogers, Zach Torpie, and Katie Zakrzewski — three young conservatives who believe that reducing climate change and protecting the environment are fundamental conservative beliefs.

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Canadian Conservative: Pierre Polievre vs. Mark Carney and the Carbon Tax Debate 32:35

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In this episode of Green Tea Party Radio, hosts Zach Torpie and Katie Zakrzewski are diving headfirst into the wild world of Canadian politics, just as a snap election is about to shake things up! With Prime Minister Mark Carney ringing the election bell, our dynamic duo breaks down what this means for the environment and the future of conservatism in the Great White North. Join the fun as they pit Carney against Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre—who some might say is the Canadian Trump (yikes!). From the hot-button issue of the carbon tax to the heated debates over oil and gas exports, Zach and Katie navigate the twists and turns of these political players and their green agendas. 🎉 What’s on the agenda this week? - The upcoming snap election in Canada - A closer look at Mark Carney and Pierre Poilievre - The lowdown on the carbon tax and its impact on Canadians - The future of conservatism across North America - The tricky balancing act between economic growth and protecting our planet 🛠️ What can you do this week? - Share your hot takes on Canadian politics and environmental policies - Think about how these big decisions affect everyday folks like you - Jump into the convo by shooting us an email with your insights 📧 Email us: info@greenteapartyradio.com 📲 Follow us on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter (X), and TikTok 🎧 Want early access to episodes & exclusive merch? Swing by: greenteapartyradio.com 📡 Interested in bringing Green Tea Party Radio to your college station? Let us know! "Honestly, after hearing about Mark Carney's like economic positions and his environmental positions, if he like ran as a conservative, I'd probably vote for him here in the United States." -Zach "For me, being pro environment is pro life. So I don't know that you can, you know, say, oh, well, we're going to clean up the environment and improve your quality of life for when you sleep under a bridge." -Katie Disclaimer: Green Tea Party Radio is an independent project and doesn’t represent the views of the Diocese of Little Rock, Catholic Climate Covenant, NASA, or any of our employers.…

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No One’s Coming to Save Us: A Young Conservative’s Climate Reckoning 32:21

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In this raw and powerful solo episode, Katie Zakrzewski lays it all bare. After 54 wildfires ripped across Arkansas—one of which devastated the historic St. Joseph Center in North Little Rock—Katie reflects on climate change, grief, frustration, and what it means to be a young conservative environmentalist in a world that keeps burning while those in power keep denying. This one hits close to home—literally. Katie shares the personal significance of the St. Joseph Center, the sacred history it carried, and how it became a refuge during a difficult chapter of Katie's life after being laid off from Citizens Climate Lobby. Now it’s gone. But Katie doesn’t just sit in the ashes—she asks: What do we do now? 🔥 Topics Covered: The shocking rise of wildfires in Arkansas The destruction of the 115-year-old St. Joseph Center Climate denial and conservative inaction Grief, anger, and spiritual doubt in the face of loss The challenge of staying hopeful and motivated Self-care as a radical act of resistance 🛠️ Action Steps This Week: Take care of yourself: nap, shower, clean one room, watch birds, eat something you love Put your phone down and go to bed 30 minutes earlier Be gentle with yourself—especially if no one else is Remember: you caring might be the one thing keeping evil from winning 🔗 Links and Resources: St. Joseph Center of Arkansas – Donation Page (if available) Katie's article about the St Joseph Center fire More info on Arkansas wildfires Join the Conversation! 📧 Email us: info@greenteapartyradio.com 📲 Follow us on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter (X), and TikTok 🎧 Want early access to episodes & exclusive merch? Visit: greenteapartyradio.com 📡 Want to bring Green Tea Party Radio to your college station? Let us know! Disclaimer: Green Tea Party Radio is an independent project and does not represent the views of the Diocese of Little Rock, Catholic Climate Covenant, NASA, or any of our employers.…

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Borderline Crazy: Tariffs, Trade Wars, and Trump’s Policies 33:28

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In this feisty episode, hosts Katie Zakrzewski and Zach Torpy dive deep into the turbulent waters of tariffs, trade, and environmental politics in North America. They break down former President Trump's tariff roller coaster with Mexico and Canada, exploring the economic and environmental ripple effects of these on-again, off-again trade barriers. Highlights include a profile of Claudia Sheinbaum, Mexico’s first female and Jewish president, whose environmental and economic policies represent a significant departure from her predecessor, Andrés Manuel López Obrador. From expanding renewable energy to improving mass transit and rail infrastructure, Sheinbaum’s bold commitments could reshape Mexico’s role in North America. Katie and Zach also critically assess Trump's approach to tariffs, immigration, and international relations, questioning the sustainability and rationale behind recent trade policies. Episode Highlights: Analysis of Trump's trade policies and their chaotic implications. Claudia Sheinbaum’s groundbreaking presidency and environmental ambitions. Economic realities of U.S.-Mexico-Canada trade interdependencies. Environmental impacts of shifting supply chains due to tariffs. Insightful (and snarky) takes on immigration policies and cross-border issues. Action Steps (Katie’s libertarian endorsement): “File your taxes or don't—clearly, it doesn’t matter anymore. Steal street signs; you've already paid for them anyway!” Join the Conversation! 📧 Email us: info@greenteapartyradio.com 📲 Follow us on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter (X), and TikTok 🎧 Want early access to episodes & exclusive merch? Visit: greenteapartyradio.com 📡 Want to bring Green Tea Party Radio to your college station? Let us know! Disclaimer: Green Tea Party Radio is an independent project and does not represent the views of the Diocese of Little Rock, Catholic Climate Covenant, NASA, or any of our employers.…

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Icons of Conservative Environmentalism: Heroes Every Young Conservative Should Know 28:26

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In this special episode of Green Tea Party Radio, host Katie Zakrzewski shares her personal list of influential heroes who have shaped her identity as a conservative environmentalist. These figures—ranging from presidents and politicians to scientists, authors, and activists—offer diverse perspectives on conservative stewardship of the environment. Discover their notable achievements, influential writings, and learn how their legacies continue to inspire environmental responsibility within a conservative framework. NOTE: not all of the following identified as conservatives, but Katie is open to common sense voices even if they are not conservative. Katie’s Environmental Heroes: Theodore Roosevelt (1858–1919): 26th President of the U.S., pioneer of American conservation, founder of numerous national parks, wildlife refuges, and the Antiquities Act. Russell Kirk (1918–1994): Influential conservative philosopher advocating traditional stewardship, land conservation, and responsible environmental practices. Barry Goldwater (1909–1998): Arizona Senator and conservative libertarian who championed public land conservation and sustainable resource use. James Watt (1938–2023): Reagan’s Secretary of the Interior, promoted market-based approaches to land management and conservation policy. Gale Norton (b. 1954): Secretary of the Interior under George W. Bush, focused on state-driven, market-friendly conservation policies and renewable energy. Conrad Black (b. 1944): Conservative writer advocating balanced environmental regulation for economic growth and ecological preservation. Maggie Gallagher (b. 1962): Conservative commentator connecting strong family values to sustainable environmental practices. Rachel Carson (1907–1964): Marine biologist whose book Silent Spring sparked modern environmentalism and led to the banning of harmful pesticides like DDT. John Muir (1838–1914): Scottish-American naturalist, co-founder of the Sierra Club, instrumental in establishing Yosemite and Sequoia National Parks. E.O. Wilson (1929–2021): Biologist renowned for biodiversity conservation, sociobiology, and advocating the protection of global habitats. Jane Goodall (b. 1934): Celebrated primatologist and conservationist, founder of the Jane Goodall Institute, promoting sustainable development and animal welfare. Barry Commoner (1917–2012): Pioneer of modern environmentalism, linked industrial practices to ecological health and advocated scientific policy solutions. Barton Seaver (b. 1976): Chef and advocate for sustainable seafood and marine conservation, bridging culinary arts with environmental responsibility. Wendell Berry (b. 1934): Poet, farmer, and essayist emphasizing sustainable agriculture, local economies, and community-focused environmental stewardship. Dr. Sylvia Earle (b. 1935): Marine biologist dedicated to ocean conservation, founder of Mission Blue, and influential advocate for protecting marine biodiversity. Join the Conversation! 📧 Email us: info@greenteapartyradio.com 📲 Follow us on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter (X), and TikTok 🎧 Want early access to episodes & exclusive merch? Visit: greenteapartyradio.com 📡 Want to bring Green Tea Party Radio to your college station? Let us know! Disclaimer: Green Tea Party Radio is an independent project and does not represent the views of the Diocese of Little Rock, Catholic Climate Covenant, or any of our employers.…

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Conservatives for the Environment: Analyzing Trump's Cabinet Choices on Climate 38:09

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Join Zach Torpie and Katie Zakrzewski as they dive into the complexities of conservative environmentalism in this episode of Green Tea Party Radio! They explore the latest developments in environmental policy, including the intriguing nomination of Lee Zeldin as the head of the EPA and Chris Wright as Secretary of Energy. With a mix of humor and insightful analysis, they dissect the implications of these appointments, Zeldin’s mixed voting record, and Wright's focus on natural gas and geothermal energy. The episode kicks off with some light-hearted banter about an upcoming play in London that dramatizes the negotiations of the 1997 Kyoto Protocol, and then Katie asks OpenAI to help her write her own. The duo also shares their thoughts on the importance of balancing economic interests with environmental stewardship, while encouraging listeners to engage with their representatives on these pressing issues. Grab your mugs and tune in for a lively discussion on the intersection of politics, energy, and conservation! 🗣️ Quote from Zach "I think there's a frantic push to hurry up and do something quick so you can say you were effective." "Chris Wright is a solid Secretary of energy, as we could hope for under President Trump." Join the Conversation! 📧 Email us: info@greenteapartyradio.com 📲 Follow us on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter (X), and TikTok 🎧 Want early access to episodes & exclusive merch? Visit: greenteapartyradio.com 📡 Want to bring Green Tea Party Radio to your college station? Let us know! Disclaimer: Green Tea Party Radio is an independent project and does not represent the views of the Diocese of Little Rock, Catholic Climate Covenant, or any of our employers. 🗣️ Quote from Katie "Protecting the environment is one of the few things I think the government should do."…

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Catholic Teachings, The Environment, and Donald Trump 28:08

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In this episode of the Green Tea Party, Katie dives into the intersection of Catholic social teaching and contemporary environmental issues, particularly regarding the Trump administration's policies. With a unique blend of personal reflection and critical analysis, she explores the disconnect between the values upheld by the Catholic Church and the actions taken by political leaders. Katie discusses key principles such as the dignity of the human person, the preferential option for the poor, and the importance of caring for creation, highlighting how recent executive orders clash with these foundational tenets. She emphasizes the need for young conservatives to engage in climate advocacy and encourages listeners to voice their concerns to their representatives. Tune in for a thought-provoking conversation that challenges the status quo and advocates for a more sustainable future. Action Steps: 🔹 Choose one of the 12 climate actions discussed and commit to trying it 🔹 Engage with a local environmental initiative or GOP chapter 🔹 Use your voice—write an op-ed, share on social media, or contact your representatives 🔹 Support businesses that align with conservative climate values 🔹 Encourage discussion—host or attend a local event about environmental solutions Join the Conversation! 📧 Email us: info@greenteapartyradio.com 📲 Follow us on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter (X), and TikTok 🎧 Want early access to episodes & exclusive merch? Visit: greenteapartyradio.com 📡 Want to bring Green Tea Party Radio to your college station? Let us know! Disclaimer: Green Tea Party Radio is an independent project and does not represent the views of the Diocese of Little Rock, Catholic Climate Covenant, or any of our employers.…

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From the Pyrenees to Purpose: A Young Conservative’s Journey Through Nature 21:09

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In this deeply personal episode of Green Tea Party Radio , host Katie Zakrzewski takes listeners on a journey through the mountains—both literal and metaphorical. She shares a powerful story from her college years about a near-disastrous hike in the Pyrenees that transformed her perspective on nature, faith, and the power of perseverance. Through humor, struggle, and unexpected moments of grace (including an encounter with a very unexpected guide—a donkey), Katie reflects on how our connection to the natural world can deepen our purpose and drive for conservation. Key Topics Discussed: ✅ How a study abroad trip to Spain led to an unexpected environmental awakening ✅ The power of nature in shaping faith and personal growth ✅ Finding humor and resilience in challenging situations ✅ The importance of community and friendship in navigating hardship ✅ Lessons from nature that inspire conservative approaches to conservation Action Steps: 🔹 Reflect on a personal experience where nature changed your perspective 🔹 Contact your member of Congress and share why you care about conservation 🔹 Share your environmental story with Green Tea Party Radio on social media or email 🔹 Find ways to connect with nature in your daily life, whether through hiking, gardening, or conservation efforts Join the Conversation! 📧 Email us: info@greenteapartyradio.com 📲 Follow us on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter (X), and TikTok 🎧 Want early access to episodes & exclusive merch? Visit: greenteapartyradio.com 📡 Want to bring Green Tea Party Radio to your college station? Let us know! Disclaimer: Green Tea Party Radio is an independent project and does not represent the views of the Diocese of Little Rock, Catholic Climate Covenant, or any of our employer…

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Free Markets, Clean Air: The Young Conservative’s Climate Guide 24:01

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In this special solo episode of Green Tea Party Radio , host Katie Zakrzewski takes a reflective dive into a question many young conservatives are asking: What is mine to do? With political pushback from all sides and a growing sense of climate urgency, it can be overwhelming to figure out where to start. Katie shares practical, values-driven ways young conservatives can engage in climate action while staying true to their principles of free markets, personal responsibility, and conservation. Key Topics Discussed: ✅ The importance of finding your unique role in climate activism ✅ Overcoming political resistance from both conservatives and liberals ✅ 12 actionable steps young conservatives can take for the environment ✅ How to engage with local GOP chapters and advocate for pro-climate policies ✅ Market-driven solutions like carbon pricing and clean energy investment ✅ The power of community-driven environmental work ✅ Setting an example through sustainable personal choices ✅ Using social media effectively to advocate for conservative climate action ✅ Why engaging with elected officials is crucial for real change ✅ Holding corporations accountable while promoting free-market environmentalism Action Steps: 🔹 Choose one of the 12 climate actions discussed and commit to trying it 🔹 Engage with a local environmental initiative or GOP chapter 🔹 Use your voice—write an op-ed, share on social media, or contact your representatives 🔹 Support businesses that align with conservative climate values 🔹 Encourage discussion—host or attend a local event about environmental solutions Join the Conversation! 📧 Email us: info@greenteapartyradio.com 📲 Follow us on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter (X), and TikTok 🎧 Want early access to episodes & exclusive merch? Visit: greenteapartyradio.com 📡 Want to bring Green Tea Party Radio to your college station? Let us know! Disclaimer: Green Tea Party Radio is an independent project and does not represent the views of the Diocese of Little Rock, Catholic Climate Covenant, or any of our employers.…

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How Young Conservatives Can Lead on Climate 44:09

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Katie and Zach tackle the challenges of being a young conservative environmentalist in today’s political climate. With a mix of humor and hard-hitting reality, they discuss why it feels like the news cycle has become a never-ending satire skit, how young conservatives can find hope in a shifting environmental landscape, and why now is the time to push for market-driven climate solutions. Topics Covered: 🔥 The Super Bowl halftime show—Kendrick vs. Drake drama and climate commercials 🌎 The rollercoaster of political headlines—real or satire? 📈 Finding hope as a young conservative environmentalist in a divided political landscape 🚀 Why private sector innovation is a key to conservative climate solutions 💡 The importance of energy independence and conservative-led environmental policies 🏛️ How young conservatives can make an impact—grassroots movements, policy advocacy, and (maybe) running for office Action Steps: ✔️ Get involved with your local GOP chapter to bring environmental issues to the conversation. ✔️ Engage in public discourse—write an opinion piece, start discussions, or advocate for practical climate solutions. ✔️ Support businesses and organizations promoting market-driven environmental solutions. Stay Connected: 📩 Email us: info@greenteapartyradio.com 📲 Follow us on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter (X), and TikTok 🎧 Want Green Tea Party Radio on your college station? Email us with the details! Support the Show: Green Tea Party Radio is a grassroots passion project with no organizational sponsor. Want early access to episodes and exclusive merch? Visit greenteapartyradio.com and support us! Disclaimer: Green Tea Party Radio is an independent project and does not represent the views of the Diocese of Little Rock, Catholic Climate Covenant, or any of our employers.…

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CA Forest Fires, DEI, and a Broken Leg 46:21

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Zach Torpie and Katie Zakrzewski tackle the escalating crisis of wildfires in California, shedding light on the complex interplay of climate change, politics, and community resilience. "These are not the end times, but damn if we ain't getting close." -Zach With humor and insight, they discuss Zach's recent basketball injury, the whirlwind of news under the Trump presidency, and the dire state of environmental conditions in California. As wildfires rage and devastate communities, the hosts explore the systemic failures in water management and firefighting resources, revealing the challenges of battling fires in a desert landscape. They delve into the rising frequency and intensity of wildfires, backed by alarming statistics that show California's increasing vulnerability to these disasters. Through candid conversation, Zach and Katie dissect the political narratives surrounding the wildfires, including the controversial claims regarding DEI hires and the implications of federal aid. They emphasize the need for better infrastructure, forest management, and community preparedness in the face of climate change. Join them as they brainstorm actionable steps listeners can take to support wildfire victims and advocate for sustainable solutions. This episode is a call to action for young conservatives to engage in the climate conversation and contribute to a movement that prioritizes environmental stewardship. Contact Information: Email: info@greenteapartyradio.com Website: Green Tea Party Radio Social Media: Follow us on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, and TikTok. Support Us: If you enjoy our content and want to support our work, consider becoming a patron for early access to episodes and exclusive merchandise. Visit our website for more details. Disclaimer: Green Tea Party Radio is an independent project and does not represent the views of the Diocese of Little Rock, Catholic Climate Covenant, or any of our employers.…

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The Year of Upheaval: How 2024 Reshaped Our World 37:16

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Zach Torpie and Katie Zakrzewski dive into the whirlwind of events that have transpired since their last recording. From unexpected political upheavals worldwide to drastic weather conditions in the United States, they explore the ever-changing landscape of global and national politics. As they kick off the new year, Zach and Katie tackle the major changes in leadership and their impacts on environmental policies, focusing on case studies from Brazil and Australia. They examine the contrasting approaches of leaders like Lula da Silva and Anthony Albanese, highlighting the nuances and challenges in balancing economic growth with environmental preservation. As the U.S. transitions back to a Trump presidency, the hosts speculate on the potential shifts in environmental policy and the role of influential figures like Elon Musk. Join them for a lively discussion on the intersection of politics, environment, and the conservative movement's role in shaping the future of climate action. Introduction and Catching Up on Global Events Weather Extremes in the U.S. and Their Implications Wildfires in California: A Discussion on Forestry Management Brazil's Leadership Shift: From Bolsonaro to Lula Australia's Climate Election and Albanese's Challenges The Role of National Leaders in Environmental Policy Predictions for U.S. Environmental Policy Under Trump Contact Information: Email: info@greenteapartyradio.com Social Media: Follow us on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, and TikTok. Support Us: If you enjoy our content and want to support our work, consider becoming a patron for early access to episodes and exclusive merchandise. Visit our website for more details. Disclaimer: Green Tea Party Radio is an independent project and does not represent the views of the Diocese of Little Rock, Catholic Climate Covenant, or any of our employers.…

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How Climate Consensus Crumbled: The Rise of Political Chaos 30:12

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In this episode of Green Tea Party Radio, host Katie Zakrzewski discusses the ongoing series "Hot Mess" in collaboration with Citizens Climate Radio. As the series continues to unravel the history of climate politics, Katie shares exciting news about the future of Green Tea Party Radio, including plans for a bigger social media presence, updated website, and new merchandise. Dive into the complex web of politics, culture, and economics that led to the shift from climate consensus to skepticism and inaction. Featuring insights from Chelsea Henderson, Director of Editorial Content at RepublicEn, and Katie herself, this episode examines the disinformation campaigns and political strategies that fueled climate denial. Discover how both Republican and Democratic parties contributed to the growing climate skepticism and explore the role of influential figures and media in shaping public perception. Join us as we navigate the tangled history of climate politics and learn how to be part of a bipartisan effort for meaningful climate action. - The Rise of Climate Skepticism and Disinformation Campaigns - Political Shifts and Partisan Divide in the 1990s - Influence of Fossil Fuel Industry and Political Strategies - The Role of Media and Influential Figures Contact Information: Email: info@greenteapartyradio.com Website: Green Tea Party Radio Social Media: Follow us on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, and TikTok. Support Us: If you enjoy our content and want to support our work, consider becoming a patron for early access to episodes and exclusive merchandise. Visit our website for more details. Disclaimer: Green Tea Party Radio is an independent project and does not represent the views of the Diocese of Little Rock, Catholic Climate Covenant, or any of our employers.…

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From Business to Activism: The Marshall Saunders Story: Hot Mess Part Two 19:06

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In this episode, host Katie Zakrzewski introduces a special project, "Hot Mess," in collaboration with Citizens Climate Radio. This series, narrated by Peterson Toscano, explores the unraveling of climate consensus and the political chaos that followed. Delve into the history of climate change politics, meet influential figures like Marshall Saunders, and discover the innovative carbon fee and dividend solution. Featuring voices from Chelsea Henderson and others, this episode offers a unique conservative perspective on climate action. Join us as we explore how ordinary people can drive extraordinary change. 🗣️ Quotes from Marshall Saunders "We trust that you are magnificent. It is trusting that ordinary people can get the job done." 🗣️ Quotes from Chelsea Henderson "You have to be at the table or you're on the menu." Contact Information: Email: info@greenteapartyradio.com Website: Green Tea Party Radio Social Media: Follow us on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, and TikTok. Support Us: If you enjoy our content and want to support our work, consider becoming a patron for early access to episodes and exclusive merchandise. Visit our website for more details. Disclaimer: Green Tea Party Radio is an independent project and does not represent the views of the Diocese of Little Rock, Catholic Climate Covenant, or any of our employers.…

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The Time Repuplicans Took Climate Change Seriously 29:08

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Hot Mess: How Climate Consensus Turned Into Political Chaos is an eight-part series hosted by Peterson Toscano that uncovers the untold stories behind the rise and fall of bipartisan efforts to address climate change in the United States. In this first episode, Peterson Toscano takes listeners back to a time when political cooperation on climate issues was possible. The episode explores the beginnings of climate politics in the 1960s, including early warnings about carbon emissions and surprising cross-party collaborations that are difficult to imagine today. Key Themes The origins of climate politics in the 1960s. Bipartisan collaboration on environmental legislation. Early climate activism from figures across the political spectrum.. Listen Now! Featured Guest Chelsea Henderson Chelsea hosts RepublicEn’s Eco Right Speaks podcast and has long advocated for conservative-led climate solutions. In this episode, she shares her insights into the early days of bipartisan cooperation and the conservative movement's role in addressing climate change. Standout Quotes “We must prevent the overheating of our planet, and that will take decisive action from everyone.” – Audio clip from Margaret Thatcher. “Nancy Pelosi and Newt Gingrich sitting on the same couch, talking about the climate, alongside Al Sharpton and Pat Robertson—truly, a coalition that seems unimaginable today.” – Peterson Toscano. Episode Highlights 00:05:15 – Lyndon B. Johnson's 1965 climate briefing: The earliest official recognition of climate threats. 00:12:45 – Richard Nixon established key environmental protections, marking bipartisan action. 00:18:30 – Margaret Thatcher addresses the United Nations about the risks of climate change internationally. 00:22:15 – 2008 We Can Solve It bipartisan climate campaign featuring Nancy Pelosi, Newt Gingrich , Rev. All Sharpton, and Rev. Pat Robertson brought together unlikely allies to tackle climate change. Resources Mentioned: RepublicEN https://republicen.org/ Glacial: The Inside Story of Climate Politics by Chelsea Henderson https://turnerpublishing.com/products/glacial-the-inside-story-of-climate-politics?srsltid=AfmBOorxPf93ogFUAc3tAeaVDEPGipWLwlgomJa2dJl6m57-dCMcJhV_ Contact Information: Email: info@greenteapartyradio.com Website: Green Tea Party Radio Social Media: Follow us on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, and TikTok. Support Us: If you enjoy our content and want to support our work, consider becoming a patron for early access to episodes and exclusive merchandise. Visit our website for more details. Disclaimer: Green Tea Party Radio is an independent project and does not represent the views of the Diocese of Little Rock, Catholic Climate Covenant, or any of our employers.…

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Hurricane Helene and Milton: Conservative Climate Solutions in Action 29:48

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