62 episodes
Green Root Podcast greenrootpodcast
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- Society & Culture
Join environmental writer, investigative journalist (on sabbatical), and recovering activist Josh Schlossberg on a quest to uncover the roots of the modern ecological crisis on the Green Root Podcast.
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National Day of Forest-Climate Action (Tuesday, May 28)
On episode 68 of the Green Root Podcast—the official podcast of Eco-Integrity Alliance—host Josh Schlossberg invites you to take part in the National Day of Forest-Climate Action on May 28 (eco-integrityalliance.org/forest-climate) while offering his theory about why more environmental groups aren’t making the connection.
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Eastern U.S. Forests & Heartwood Forest Council (with Matt Peters of Heartwood)
On episode 67 of the Green Root Podcast, host Josh Schlossberg talks with Matt Peters, member of the Heartwood coordinating council, who covers the state of eastern U.S. forests and invites you to the 32nd annual Heartwood Forest Council on May 24-27 in Ohio.
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Clearcutting California? (w/ Melissa Soderston of Tahoe Forests Matter)
On episode 66 of the Green Root Podcast, host Josh Schlossberg chats with Melissa Soderston, director of Tahoe Forests Matter, where she reveals a massive logging scheme planned for California’s carbon-storing public forests and how you can help locals planning to stop it.
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Eco Horror (with Josh Schlossberg, author of CHARWOOD)
On episode 65 of the Green Root Podcast, host Josh Schlossberg talks to himself about the subgenre of eco horror fiction and his new novel CHARWOOD about forest destruction (and other dark forces).
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Art as Environmental Advocacy (w/ Maya Khosla, biologist and poet)
On episode 64 of the Green Root Podcast, host Josh Schlossberg walks the post-fire landscape with Maya Khosla, biologist and author of ALL THE FIRES OF WIND AND LIGHT, to find the overlap between art and environmental advocacy.
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Politician Caught LYING About Logging Old-Growth Trees
On episode 62 of the Green Root Podcast, host Josh Schlossberg exposes how elected officials are so eager to promote phony “wildfire risk reduction” logging on public lands that they’ll lie on the record to hide what’s really going on in the forest.