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Transportation and land use accounts for one-third of greenhouse gas emissions in the United States. Many people look to national and international governments to find answers to the climate crisis, but local and regional actors possess a unique potential to address this crisis. Localized approaches that change the way we move through our city can drastically reduce overall emissions and preserve natural resources and open space.
This month, on San Diego in Motion, we speak with San Diego based groups working hard to achieve a more sustainable transportation culture, from making cycling safer and more accessible to expanding public transit networks to create a safer, healthier, and more sustainable transportation culture across the region.
This month, on San Diego in Motion, we speak with San Diego based groups working hard to achieve a more sustainable transportation culture, from making cycling safer and more accessible to expanding public transit networks to create a safer, healthier, and more sustainable transportation culture across the region.
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On San Diego in Motion, we speak with San Diego based groups working hard to achieve a more sustainable transportation culture. This week, we spoke with Christopher Olsen and Ariana Criste of BikeSD about fostering a safe, healthy active transportation culture in the City of San Diego.
On San Diego in Motion, we speak with San Diego based groups working hard to achieve a more sustainable transportation culture. This week, we spoke with Noah Harris, the Transportation Policy Advocate with the Climate Action Campaign. We discussed the importance of active transit in achieving San Diego’s Climate Action goals.
On San Diego in Motion, we speak with San Diego based groups working hard to achieve a more sustainable transportation culture. This week we spoke with Danielle Berger, the Director of Planning at Circulate San Diego. She joined us to discuss the importance of active transportation and the future of active transit in San Diego!
On San Diego in Motion, we speak with San Diego based groups working hard to achieve a more sustainable transportation culture. This week, we spoke with Andy Henshaw, Executive Director at the San Diego County Bike Coalition. He joined us to discuss the role of cycling in building a more sustainable transit system. We also discuss how to make San Diego a more bike-friendly city!
On "Beyond the Classroom", we talk to people who use their platform to teach others. This week we spoke with a longtime member of San Diego’s craft brew community and creator of the Trouble Brewing Podcast. We discuss San Diego’s craft brew community, the problems in the San Diego craft beer scene, and the process of turning her passion and knowledge into a podcast.
On "Beyond the Classroom", we talk to people who use their platform to teach others. From self-taught woodworkers and urban gardeners to roller skaters and craft brewers, we meet people who have turned their passions into careers. This week we spoke with Christina “Fritz” Stang, a San Diego local, life-long rollerskater, and owner of Fritzy’s Roller Skate Shop in Mission Beach. We talk about her introduction to skating, how her passion developed into a lifestyle, and how she now uses her expertise to teach others.
On "Beyond the Classroom", we talk to people who use their platform to teach others. From self-taught woodworkers and urban gardeners to roller skaters and craft brewers, we meet people who have turned their passions into careers. This week we spoke with Kevin Espiritu, urban gardener and the creator of Epic Gardening, a multi-platform blog, and social media community that demystifies the secrets of gardening.
On "Beyond the Classroom", we talk to people who use their platform to teach others. From self-taught woodworkers and urban gardeners to roller skaters and craft brewers, we meet people who have turned their passions into careers. This week we spoke with Matt Cremona, a Minnesota based Urban Logger who sources his materials from urban lumber that would otherwise end up in a landfill. We talk about how his passion and resourcefulness helped him to create a career that he loves.
Chris Fagan, an adventurer, author, and speaker who, along with her husband became the first American married couple to ski without a guide or other assistance to the South Pole. She has summited Denali, run 100-mile trail races through the mountains, canoed the Zambezi River, sailed and paddled through the Inside Passage, and biked through remote Tanzania. She joined us to talk about preparing for and going on these adventures, and the role that the outdoors has played in shaping her family.
For the past few months, while heroes on the frontlines have been keeping our communities afloat, many of us have been working from home - at home offices, kitchen tables, and maybe even our beds. But what about the people whose offices are outside? This week, we speak with Amanda Monthei, an outdoor writer, angler, skier, and wildland firefighter. We spoke about her work as a wildland firefighter for the US Forest Service, and what it means to be a hotshot firefighter. Amanda also works as a freelance writer with a particular interest in learning more about the social and environmental impacts of large, high-intensity wildfires that are becoming the norm in the West.
For the past few months, while heroes on the frontlines have been keeping our communities afloat, many of us have been working from home - at home offices, kitchen tables, and maybe even our beds. But what about the people whose offices are outside? This week we speak with Brian Peterson, a postdoctoral fellow at Kansas State University’s Applied Park Science Lab studying outdoor recreation, park planning, and resource management. He talks about the importance of park research and how we can all be better stewards of our natural spaces.
For the past few months, while heroes on the frontlines have been keeping our communities afloat, many of us have been working from home - at home offices, kitchen tables, and maybe even our beds. But what about the people whose offices are outside? This week we speak with Abby Bergsma, a wildlife biologist who focuses on environmental compliance. She works outdoors on construction sites protecting habitats for wildlife. We spoke about her childhood growing up in Wisconsin, moving to California after college to pursue an internship in the Southern California desert, and going to work every day in San Diego’s most beautiful open spaces.
Today's Seaport Stories features Kevin Olenick, the owner of Swings and Things. We talk about his journey to becoming the owner of one of Seaport Village’s last remaining original shops, and the fascinating history of hammocks. Seaport Stories is a recurring feature that takes a look inside the small businesses in and around Seaport Village that make it a vibrant destination for locals and visitors.
Today’s Seaport Stories episode features Jeana Chavez, the fun-loving owner of Seaport Village’s The Something Sweet Shop. Jeana talks about her long time connection to Seaport Village, the creative process of designing her space, and the joys of working with her family to bring her dream to life! Seaport Stories is a recurring feature that takes a look inside the small businesses in and around Seaport Village that make it a vibrant destination for locals and visitors.
Today's Seaport Stories episode features Raffaella Judd, the owner of Safari Animal Collection, one of Seaport Village’s original stores. Rafaella talks about her shop’s unique treasures, her love of people, her desire to make each customer feel welcome in her store. Seaport Stories is a recurring feature that takes a look inside the small businesses in and around Seaport Village that make it a vibrant destination for locals and visitors.
Today we're hearing from the Regional Sales Director of Del Sol, Jordan interviewing colleague and Director of Training, Jonathan to discuss their color-changing brand and location at Seaport Village. Seaport Stories is a recurring feature that takes a look inside the small businesses in and around Seaport Village that make it a vibrant destination for locals and visitors.
Today's Seaport Stories Episode features Kevin Olenick, the owner of Kite Flite! Seaport Village has had a special place in his heart since it opened in 1980. His expertise of his products and the experience using them has made him a successful business owner for over 20 years. Seaport Stories is a recurring feature that takes a look inside the small businesses in and around Seaport Village that make it a vibrant destination for locals and visitors.
Today's Seaport Stories Episode features Pepe Stepensky, owner of San Diego Burger Company and Margarita's Kitchen & Cantina. We walk about his long history in Seaport Village and how his advertising background with no food industry experience set the stage to become the owner of multiple successful restaurants in San Diego. Seaport Stories is a recurring feature that takes a look inside the small businesses in and around Seaport Village that make it a vibrant destination for locals and visitors.
Today's Seaport Stories episode features the resourceful owner of the Seaport Coffee & Fudge Factory, Shabby Tavakoli as she discusses how her 30 year old family business has taken on the changing retail environment Seaport Stories is a recurring feature that takes a look inside the small businesses in and around Seaport Village that make it a vibrant destination for locals and visitors.
Today, we're hearing from Seaport Village's softest store as we feature Cariloha's Regional Sales Director, Jordan interviewing Jonathan, the Director of Training. Seaport Stories is a recurring feature that takes a look inside the small businesses in and around Seaport Village that make it a vibrant destination for locals and visitors.
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