Electric Election Roadtrip Podcast

This episode features a discussion with Congressman John Curtis and Commissioner Lynn Sitterud about the importance of transitioning from coal energy while maintaining economic stability and reliable power in Emory County, Utah.

This episode explores how Brightmark converts manure from dairy farms in Wisconsin into renewable natural gas, addressing methane emissions while creating environmental and economic benefits.

This final episode of Electric Election Roadtrip features an interview at High West Distillery in Utah, focusing on the distillery's sustainability efforts and operations.

This episode features an interview with Joel Levin from Plugin America, discussing the organization's work in promoting electric vehicles and infrastructure, and its role in addressing climate change and policy advocacy.

This episode features an interview with Auden Schendler of Aspen Skiing Company discussing why the ski industry is heavily involved in climate action and sustainability efforts.

This episode features an interview with Cassidy Lejeune of Ducks Unlimited about coastal restoration projects in Louisiana's Chafalai Delta Wildlife Management Area, focusing on sustainability and wetland enhancement.

Host Benji Backer and guest Colin Amara discuss environmental revitalization in Wilmington, Delaware, following an interview with Senator Chris Coons, highlighting brownfield redevelopment and pro-growth conservation.

This episode features an interview with conservation leaders Julie Raithmel of Audubon Florida and Michael Dooner, a forestry expert, discussing their work on environmental issues in Florida, including forestry, ecosystems, and climate.

A meteorologist from the Weather Channel discusses how climate change is increasing hurricane intensity and affecting weather forecasting and public safety messaging.

This episode features a discussion with Marty Durbin from the U.S.

This episode explores the transition to robotic dairy farming at French Brothers Dairy, discussing its history, technology, and the broader impact of automation on agricultural efficiency and food affordability.

This episode features an interview with Emily Reichertz, CEO of Greentown Labs, discussing the organization's role as a hub for climate-focused entrepreneurs developing solutions across various sectors.

Host Benji Backer interviews Senator Chris Coons in Wilmington, Delaware, discussing his bipartisan approach and work on climate solutions.

This episode features an interview with Michael Allegretti, chief strategy officer of Rubicon, discussing his efforts to bridge ideological divides on climate change and environmental conservation.

Dan Esty discusses his career in environmental policy, including his time at the EPA under President H.W.

This episode features an interview with David Hardy, President and COO of Orsted Offshore North America, discussing the importance and impact of offshore wind energy projects like the Block Island facility.

This episode features an interview with Robert Bollinger, founder of Bollinger Motors, discussing the design, capabilities, and environmental benefits of their electric truck prototypes, the B1 and B2.

This episode features an interview with GM's chief sustainability officer discussing the company's commitment to electric vehicles and zero emissions at their Orion Assembly plant.

This episode features an interview with nuclear engineering experts discussing the role of nuclear energy in addressing climate change and its current contributions to U.S.

This episode features an interview with Phil, CEO of Clearloop, discussing how his company helps businesses reduce their carbon footprint by funding solar arrays to offset emissions.

This episode features a discussion with Eric from Impact Power Solutions and Jonathan from the Bipartisan Policy Center about fostering bipartisan cooperation on climate action through solar energy business initiatives.

This episode features an interview with Congressman Dean Phillips discussing bipartisan climate change reform and the transition to a clean energy economy.

This episode features an interview with Kurt Eliasson about wind energy development and renewable energy infrastructure in South Dakota, including his work at a wind turbine remanufacturing facility.

This episode features an interview with renowned climber Conrad Anker discussing climate injustice, particularly how it disproportionately affects low-income and minority communities, set against the backdrop of a smoke-filled valley from wildfires.

This episode explores private conservation efforts at Ted Turner's Montana ranch while discussing the connection between wildfires and climate change.

This episode explores Simms Fishing Products' sustainability initiatives and corporate culture during a visit to their Bozeman, Montana headquarters.

Host Benji Backer interviews Texas Governor Greg Abbott at the Governor's Mansion in Austin about Tesla's investment in Texas and broader environmental topics.

This episode features an interview with Lenwood Coleman from Groundswell discussing community solar and its importance in providing energy savings for low-income communities.

This episode features an interview with Matt Kruger from Land O'Lakes' Truterra division, discussing how farmer-owned data and technology are being used to advance environmental sustainability and profitability in agriculture.

Representative Dan Crenshaw discusses his approach to climate change and environmentalism, advocating for rational solutions and explaining why Republicans should take an offensive rather than defensive stance on these issues.

This episode features an interview with Randy Wheelis from Duke Energy discussing the company's progress on reducing carbon emissions and its work on emerging energy technologies like battery storage and solar.

This episode features an interview with entrepreneurs from the Osprey Initiative, discussing their innovative litter interception devices in Mobile, Alabama, and how they use data to combat urban water pollution.

Host Benji Backer interviews Mike Carlos from Ducks Unlimited about a decades-long wetlands restoration project in Louisiana's Atchafalaya Basin that has transformed open bay into lush vegetation through sediment diversion.

Host Benji Backer interviews Mayor Terry Downey about a shoreline restoration project in Bayou La Batre, Alabama, discussing its origins, community impact, and potential benefits for tourism and nature.

This episode features an interview with Judy Hainer from the Nature Conservancy in Alabama, discussing the effects of climate change and storms on coastal communities like Bayou LaBattrie, including rebuilding efforts after Hurricane Katrina.

This episode features an interview with Russ Vaughan about Vaughan Timbers, a company that uses cross-laminated timber to create sustainable wood alternatives to steel and concrete for construction projects ranging from homes to mid-rise buildings.

This episode features an interview with Coca-Cola's Senior Director of Environmental Policy discussing the company's historical and current approaches to climate change, packaging, and sustainability initiatives.

This episode features an interview with Congresswoman Cathy McMorris Rodgers discussing Republican environmental achievements, cross-laminated timber technology, and bipartisan climate change reform efforts.

This episode features an interview with Ron Allen, head of the Jamestown S'Klallam Tribe, discussing his environmental work, tribal initiatives, and personal connection to the Pacific Northwest's natural resources.

Microsoft's Chief Environmental Officer Lucas Joppa discusses the constant need for environmental sustainability awareness and the importance of connecting people with nature to inspire action against climate issues.

This episode explores Green Diamond Resource Company's multi-generational sustainable forestry practices in Washington's timberlands, focusing on their long-term environmental and business philosophy.

This episode introduces the Electric Election Roadtrip podcast, featuring hosts Benjamin Becker and Saul Spady discussing its mission to explore climate change and the 2020 election through conversations with leaders like the University of Washington president and Microsoft's environmental officer.

Hosts Saul Spady and Benjamin Backer interview Dr.