April 10, 2019 broadcast -- One of the best solutions …
Climate Seasons
Radio conversations on climate change
Broadcasting quarterly over DC-area community radio station Takoma Radio WOWD-LP 94.3FM
In our next episode: Climate change vs. HIV/AIDS – comparing the responses to these two crises. Plus: is it possible to re-stabilize the climate?
Think Globally...talk locally
Washington, DC-based climate communicator Julie Hantman is creator, producer and host of “Climate Seasons,” a series of live radio conversations on climate change. On each episode Julie and her guests discuss local impacts and local and national approaches to the climate crisis, striving to engage listeners in hopeful action. “Climate Seasons” broadcasts on DC-area community radio station Takoma Radio WOWD-LP 94.3 FM with live-streaming at www.takomaradio.org.
This website archives the episodes including audio recording, guest roster, program summary, and further resources.
Climate Autumn — Policy & Culture
October 25, 2018 broadcast -- The Mid-Atlantic region's policymakers are leaning …
Climate Summer #2 — The Floods
August 13, 2018 broadcast -- The Washington, DC region faces growing …
Why this radio series?
Climate change is here. This broad crisis is hard to absorb and discuss. Community radio lends itself to forthright, compassionate and locally focused conversations — conversations that inform, enlighten, and inspire listeners to action.
Julie Hantman is a longtime DC resident, storyteller, and public health advocate who has worked on many high stakes public issues. Formerly a freelance contributor to NPR-affiliate WNYC Radio, Julie is dedicated to producing long-form audio that heightens public understanding of the climate crisis and moves people to action.
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