Seven Great Environmental Podcasts for Earth Day
Earth Day began with the oceans.
In 1969, an oil spill off the coast of Santa Barbara, CA spurred the modern environmental movement, including the creation of the EPA and Earth Day. This year marks the 50-year anniversary of that spill and to … celebrate(?) we’ve rounded up some of our favorite environmental shows, including our own Drilled. Drilled launches its second season today, and follows a community on the front lines of yet another oceans vs. oil battle as they decide to become the first industry to sue Big Oil.
Got a favorite we missed? Shoot us a note at contact@criticalfrequency.org.
Mothers of Invention
Exploring the feminist solutions to climate change.
Outside/In
From New Hampshire Public Radio, this show explores the complicated relationship between humans and nature.
Threshold
The story of a different environmental issue each season, told from all angles.
The Energy Gang
The expert source on all things energy.
No Place Like Home
Personal stories about the fight for climate action.
Warm Regards
All climate all the time straight from scientists and policy experts.
Drilled Season 2: Hot Water
Okay this one is ours! Drilled is a true-crime podcast about climate change. In Season 1, we traced the creation and spread of climate denial. Season 2, out today, focuses on how devastating setbacks have caused West Coast crab fisherman to sue the world’s largest fossil fuel companies.
