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You don’t want to live in a world on fire, but “Saving the World” is just too overwhelming. Ecophonia breaks down climate issues through real stories and actionable solutions. Experts, organizations, and industry leaders across food, fashion, music, and more share insights that can actually be used. Big change starts at the local level, so tune in so you can get involved in ways that actually make an impact.Copyright 2025 Anna Griffin Biological Sciences Science Social Sciences
  • Can Cheesecake Save the Planet? | Episode 9
    17 Jun 2025

    In this episode of Ecophonia, I sat down with Jennifer Saltzman, founder of Jennifer Pennifer Bakes, a boutique bakery in Los Angeles known for its mini cheesecakes. However, what’s more interesting than the cheesecakes is the unwavering commitment to sustainability Jennifer has.

    Jennifer’s bakery may be small, but her impact has ripple effects. From composting and sourcing from farmers markets, to ditching plastic in favor of cardboard and bamboo, she’s built a business that proves sustainability can be baked into every step of the process (pun intended).

    If you’ve ever wondered how sustainability fits into the food world — or just want to hear someone talk passionately about cheesecake — this episode is for you.

    Ecophonia Episode 9 | Jennifer Pennifer Bakes | Jennifer Saltzman

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    Resources and References:

    Trinidad Coffee Company

    Too Good To Go

    Costco

    Smart & Final

    Rodelle Baking Cocoa

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  • How Religious Communities Are Saving the Planet and Their Budgets (PART 2) | Episode 8
    20 May 2025

    In this episode of Ecophonia, I continue my conversation with Marqus Cole, the Organizing Director at Georgia Interfaith Power and Light (GIPL) (and you can check out PART 1 here). GIPL is committed to inspiring and equipping communities of faith in Georgia to tackle climate issues with practical solutions. This is PART 2 of our discussion, where we discuss the intersection of faith and environmental advocacy, exploring how faith communities can play a pivotal role in addressing climate change.

    In this episode, Marqus shares insights into GIPL's advocacy efforts at both the federal and local levels, highlighting the importance of collective action and the role of faith communities in influencing policy. We discuss the challenges of bridging the gap between faith and environmentalism and how embracing both can lead to significant progress in sustainability efforts. Whether you're a person of faith or not, this episode offers valuable perspectives on how we can all contribute to a more sustainable future.

    Ecophonia Episode 8 | Georgia Interfaith Power and Light | Marqus Cole | PART 2

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    Resources and References:

    Drawdown Georgia

    Georgia Power

    Public Service Commission

    Inflation Reduction Act

    Bipartisan Infrastructure Law

    EPA (Environmental Protection Agency)

    Yale Program on Climate Change Communication

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  • How Religious Communities Are Saving the Planet and Their Budgets (PART 1) | Episode 7
    6 May 2025

    In this episode of Ecophonia, I had the pleasure of speaking with Marqus Cole, the Organizing Director at Georgia Interfaith Power and Light (GIPL), an organization dedicated to inspiring and equipping communities of faith to engage with climate issues and implement practical climate solutions across Georgia. We had a wonderful and extensive conversation, so this episode is split into two parts.

    In this part, discover how GIPL's initiatives are not only promoting sustainable practices but saving houses of worship substantial money that they can then use for more important work. Additionally, Marqus also discusses the critical role of the Public Service Commission in Georgia's energy landscape and how advocacy efforts can influence policy decisions. Whether you’re a person of faith or not or whether you’re a Georgia resident or not, this episode is jam-packed with helpful information you can apply to your life and community.

    Ecophonia Episode 7 | Georgia Interfaith Power and Light | Marqus Cole | PART 1

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    Evangelical Environmental Network

    Drawdown Georgia

    Georgia Bright Program

    Georgia Power

    Public Service Commission

    Inflation Reduction Act

    Bipartisan Infrastructure Law

    GEFA (Georgia Environmental Finance Authority)

    IRP (Integrated Resource Plan)

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