
About this episode
In this special Earth Day episode of the Outdoor Minimalist podcast, we discuss the 2025 theme: Our Power, Our Planet.
While this year's campaign focuses on accelerating renewable energy, it also shines a light on the power of people.
Because the transition to a cleaner, more just world depends on all of us.
From grassroots organizing to transformative climate policy, we explore how individuals and communities are stepping up to meet the moment.
Change doesn’t just come from institutions. It’s sparked by collective action.
In this episode, you’ll hear from:
Jonathan Cedar, CEO and Co-founder of BioLite
Aidan Charron, Emily Walker, and Michael Karapetian from EARTHDAY.ORG
David Gahl from the Solar and Storage Industries Institute
Jason Walker from the Southwest Regional Development Commission
Whether you're an advocate, an educator, or someone looking for ways to make a difference, this episode offers powerful insights on how to take action in 2025 and beyond.
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This episode was written, produced, and hosted by Meg Carney with audio editing and mixing by Alex Carney
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