The Sweaty Penguin: Antarctica's Hottest Podcast
Each episode of The Sweaty Penguin focuses on one specific environmental problem. We welcome two guests with minimal prior knowledge of the problem, one more conservative and one more liberal. After a late-night-comedy-style monologue explaining the problem and various possible solutions, the host and guests interview a professional with expertise in that particular problem and then have a conversation where the guests form first impressions. In each episode, we aim to find common ground, both on what the problem is and some strategies to solve it.
Bonus: Annoying Orange Jr.
A recap of season 1 and preview of season 2 which begins next week with Researchers Olivia, Megan, and...
20. Economic Recovery from Coronavirus
With special guest Dr. Jennifer Allan: Lecturer in International Relations at Cardiff University in Wales.
19. Mercury
With special guest Dr. Noelle Eckley Selin: Associate Professor of Data, Systems, and Society and Earth, Atmospheric, and Planetary...
18. Wastewater Treatment Plants
With special guest Dr. Patricia Keen: Visiting Assistant Professor of Energy Management at the New York Institute of Technology,...
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Meet the Team
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Ethan Brown
Host and Executive Producer -
Caroline Koehl
Content Producer -
Frank Hernandez
Technical Producer -
Shannon Damiano
Graphics and Social Media -
Olivia Amitay
Researcher -
Megan Crimmins
Researcher -
Dain Kim
Researcher
Ethan Brown
Host and Executive Producer
Ethan is a senior at Boston University from Bethel, Connecticut studying Environmental Analysis & Policy and Film & Television.
Caroline Koehl
Content Producer
Caroline is a junior at Boston University from Orono, Minnesota studying Environmental Analysis & Policy and International Relations.
Frank Hernandez
Technical Producer
Frank is a recent graduate of Boston University from Caguas, Puerto Rico with a major in Journalism.
Shannon Damiano
Graphics and Social Media
Shannon is a junior at Boston University from Spring Lake Heights, New Jersey studying Journalism.
Olivia Amitay
Researcher
Olivia is a junior at Boston University from Silver Spring, Maryland studying Public Relations.
Megan Crimmins
Researcher
Megan is a junior at Boston University from Prescott, Arizona studying Environmental Analysis & Policy and International Relations.
Dain Kim
Researcher
Dain is a junior at Boston University from Pasedena, California studying Environmental Analysis & Policy.
Blog
Michigan Plans to Pay $600M to Victims of Flint: Settlement to include free shirts, Beanie Babies
The State of Michigan said on August 20th that it had reached a preliminary settlement to pay $600 million to victims of the Flint water crisis. The money would...
Wow! This Local Hero Just Invited All 27.9 Million People in Jakarta to Crash on His Couch When The City Goes Underwater
Angel on Earth Michael Clark has single handedly saved the entire population of Jakarta, the capital city of Indonesia. “Jakarta is buckling due to the increasing extraction of groundwater,...
Wild Salmon Launch Their Own Airline
North America’s wild salmon have joined forces to launch their own airline to assist with the crossing of dams. One of the trailblazers of the airline, Salmon Pete the...
The Sweaty Penguin’s Guide to Procrastinating on Climate Change
Adulting is hard. All of us are guilty of putting off completing a not-so-fun task, no matter how important it is. Here are some fresh tips on how to...
The Sweaty Penguin’s Earthquake Survival Guide
As we learned in the Earthquake episode, we need to be prepared for natural disasters as much as we can. Here are a few must-haves that we at the...
Pop Rocks Replacing Lanthanum With Tellurium, Dropping Rare Earths Use By 20%
In a win for environmentalists and rare earth mineral miners, Pop Rocks announced it would no longer use the metal lanthanum in its products, reducing their use of rare...
