Climate Swings
Michael Ethan GoldThe Climate Swings podcast features professionals who’ve made the leap into climate and sustainability—from bankers to academics to founders and beyond. Each episode reveals pivotal moments and insights to help you navigate your own climate path.
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From Staring at Moloch to Working on Climate: Eugene Kirpichov’s Path Beyond Capitalism
Eugene Kirpichov’s origin story is classic Climate Swings: he spent 15 years as a top-tier engineer in big tech, sent a viral farewell LinkedIn note from his job at Google that detonated a global call from thousands who wanted to do somethi...
From Innovating in Snacks to Spurring System Change: Nick Halla’s Route Through Impossible Foods to GigaClimate
Nick Halla has had a wild arc—from his upbringing on a small dairy farm in Minnesota to becoming employee #1 at Impossible Foods, where he helped turn “meat from plants” into a mainstream, climate-first movement and scaled the company from ...
From Field Ecology to the Frontlines of Climate Politics: Tim Gray’s Journey of Science, Strategy, and Resolve
Tim Gray is one of Canada’s most seasoned, quietly formidable forces in conservation and climate action. He’s spent decades in the trenches—from getting arrested at an environmental protest in Northern Ontario to policy backrooms where evid...
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Climate and sustainability communications consultant. Host, Climate Swings podcast. Ex-Reuters/Economist Intelligence Unit. Defiant jazz.
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