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Episodes: 20
Frequency: Weekly
Rating: 4.8/5.0
Estimated listeners: 1k-10k
Gender skew: Neutral
Location: USA
awise@cchange.net
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Alex Wise - Journalist and podcast host focused on environmental and economic sustainability.
Jennifer Smith Richards - School Vouchers, Public-school Funding, Oversight, Waste And Abuse, Discrimination, And The Political Messaging Of School Choice.
Dan Werb - Synanthropic Animals, Urban Ecology, And How Species Such As Raccoons, Rats, And Coyotes Are Adapting To Human Environments.
Marshan Camese - Political Advocacy, Racial Inequity, The Elimination Of A Majority-black Congressional District, And Prospects For Positive Change.
Rebecca Leber + Rebecca John: Uncovering the Gas Deception
August 04, 2026
If you’ve heard natural gas depicted as a more environmentally friendly fuel alternative as compared to traditional oil and gasoline, you are definitely not alone. Unfortunately, it’s not true. This week on Sea Change Radio, we welcome two researchers from the Center for Climate Integrity, Rebecca Leber and Rebecca John, to discuss their report profiling the natural gas industry’s efforts over the past several decades to mislead the public about its products. We examine the dangers of methane...
Jennifer Smith Richards: The Trojan Horse of School Vouchers
July 28, 2026
If you’re a parent trying to decide where your child should go to school, you’d prefer to have a choice, right? After all, everyone likes to have options. But the appealing rhetoric of school choice is being used by the right-wing to undermine and underfund public schools, while allocating public subsidies to wealthy families. Today on Sea Change Radio we are talking about school vouchers. Currently, eighteen states have a universal private school choice program, and more are like...
Dan Werb on “Our Wild Familiars”
July 21, 2026
Many listeners are probably familiar with the term misanthrope – combining the Greek misein (to hate) and anthrōpos (human), it means someone who doesn’t like people (and most of us probably know one or two such folks, for better or for worse). But today we are talking about synanthropes, plants and animals that live and thrive by hanging around human beings in human environments. This week on Sea Change Radio, we speak with Dan Werb, an epidemiologist who’s new book Our Wild Familiars:...
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