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Sustainability Warriors

Sustainability Warriors

De: Laura Meloy And Emma Duncan
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In this limited-edition podcast, St. Ambrose University (Davenport, Iowa, USA) seniors Emma Duncan and Laura Meloy discuss sustainability issues, myths, nuances, and more.© 2022 KALA-FM Ciencia Política Desarrollo Personal Política y Gobierno Éxito Personal
Episodios
  • The Last Hoorah

    The Last Hoorah
    May 18 2022

    The Last Hoorah

    St. Ambrose University President Amy Novak joins Emma and Laura for a segment of their last episode to discuss the future of sustainability on campus. Emma and Laura also have one last hoorah, as they reminisce over past episodes and share some advice.

    Music Credit: Chilling by Pillowvibes tunetank.com/t/5egt/921-chilling

    This series is recorded at St. Ambrose University's KALA-FM Studios.
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    1 h y 2 m
  • The Earth Will Go On Without Us

    The Earth Will Go On Without Us
    May 12 2022

    The Earth Will Go On Without Us

    Dr. Micah Kiel and Dr. Matthew Coomber, St. Ambrose University faculty members, join Emma and Laura to discuss apocalyptic ecology, Christianity and the environmental movement, and Dr. Coomber's love of the sky.

    Music Credit: Chilling by Pillowvibes tunetank.com/t/5egt/921-chilling

    This series is recorded at St. Ambrose University's KALA-FM Studios.
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    46 m
  • Pay Attention! Are You Paying Attention?

    Pay Attention! Are You Paying Attention?
    May 5 2022

    Pay Attention! Are You Paying Attention?

    Emma and Laura are joined by Alan Sivell, faculty member in the Department Of Communication And Digital Media at St. Ambrose University, Davenport, Iowa, USA, to discuss climate change and the media, Italian food, and Sivell’s plans for retirement.

    Music Credit: Chilling by Pillowvibes tunetank.com/t/5egt/921-chilling

    This series is recorded at St. Ambrose University's KALA-FM Studios.
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    59 m
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