Changing Planet Justice

A podcast about the intersections of environmental justice and racial equity. Explore how climate change affects diverse populations all over the globe. Investigate uncomfortable truths about our changing planet’s impact on vulnerable communities, uncover hidden histories behind our national parks, and listen in for eye-opening interviews with park rangers, activists, experts, and survivors. Let’s stop climate change and start social change.

Changing Planet Justice is a science podcast hosted by Arielle, with 53 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Arielle hosts Changing Planet Justice, a science show with 53 episodes published.

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  Episode #56

  Surviving Mexico City’s Water Crisis: Alina’s Story

  Mar 6, 20258 minS0

  <p>What happens when an entire city runs out of water?</p> <p>In this eye-opening episode, 20-year-old Mexico City native Alina Feldman shares what it’s like to live under the looming threat of “Day Zero”—the moment when the taps run dry. The crisis is so severe that desperation has led to fights and even kidnappings over water.</p> <p>Alina exposes the unequal burden of the crisis and the government’s failure to act. She raises a critical question: Should the government prioritize environmental issues, or are there more immediate concerns that demand attention? She also highlights a grassroo...

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  Episode #55

  Special Edition Episode: An Interview with Your Host!

  Jan 27, 202532 minS0

  <p>In this special episode, I trade my hosting chair for the hot seat: Rebecca Riley of the Free Minds Book Club interviews me about the Changing Planet Justice Foundation, the nonprofit I founded to empower youth to lead community-based climate action.</p> <p>We kick things off with my origin story, tracing how my passion for national parks and environmental justice blossomed into a global initiative. Changing Planet Justice provides youth with opportunities to share their climate stories and gain hands-on climate leadership experience. Through live workshops, citizen science projects, interactive planning tools, and one-on-one mentorship, youth of all...

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  Episode #54

  Seeding the Clouds: Conversations with a Climate Skeptic

  Jan 6, 202530 minS0

  <p>An unusual episode. In this episode, we sit down with Ms. Rhoda, a retired banker, farmer, and quilter with Native American and German heritage. From her quiet farm in rural Maryland, Rhoda offers a deeply personal perspective on climate change, challenging mainstream views by framing it as part of Earth’s natural cycles and reversing poles. She explains her suspicions that the government's cloud seeding is the real culprit of extreme weather changes, critiques the Biden administration's climate spending, and calls for a return to self-sufficiency through gardening and traditional farming methods.</p> <p>Rhoda’s perspective is both skep...

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  Episode #53

  Hot Takes on a Warming Planet: Pete Dominick's Climate Comedy

  Dec 8, 202443 minS0

  <p>How can we use humor to tackle one of the most serious issues of our time, without undermining its urgency? In this episode, we’re joined by Pete Dominick: renowned comedian, climate activist, and political commentator. A regular on Comedy Central's The Daily Show and The Colbert Report, and host of the acclaimed podcast Stand Up! With Pete Dominick,Pete has built a career out of making people laugh—and making them think.</p> <p>“Climate comedy” may seem like an oxymoron, but Pete explains how humor can engage audiences in ways that facts and figures can’t. He unpacks ho...

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  Episode #52

  Driving Change: Propane, Progress, and the Road to School Sustainability

  Nov 23, 202444 minS0

  <p>In this episode, Brian Newhouse, Director of Transportation at the Potomac School, delves into the school’s journey toward more sustainable transportation. From transitioning the fleet from diesel to propane-powered buses, we explore whether propane is truly a better alternative—or simply the lesser of two evils.</p> <p>Brian offers a candid look at the environmental and maintenance benefits of propane, while also addressing the practical challenges of moving toward electric buses, including charging infrastructure, costs, and power grid demands. </p> <p>The conversation also examines how these sustainability efforts are received within the community, reflecting on the polar...

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