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Imagining it is the year 2030, we talk about Bobby's neighborhood's response to the climate crisis. We talk about the behaviors they adopted and how the neighborhood as a group decided to make those decisions.

Laasya reflects on the main takeaways from the Psychology of Environmental Stewardship course, specifically it's applications to the future.

Local produce isn't always the most accessible for those trying to save money. Here we are discussing the barriers that prevent people off all incomes from supporting local farms.

Linda and Gina talk about the lack of preparation in our community and how to prepare for climate emergency events

Natalie Cadotte (21) speaks with her cousin Amanda Stefan (25) about how Amanda's family has prepared for the climate emergency, and how living on a farm has changed her perspective on local food sources.

Navya and I discussed the implementation of plant-based diets, solar energy, and localized production. We also discussed the ripple effect that happens when people begin to implement behavior change and how changing behavior on a larger scale first requires change...

Discussing personal view and a scholar perspective on local food

Hannah and her aunt Heidi discuss what Nashville has done in terms of preparation, considering this year's tornado at the beginning of the pandemic. We talked about planting trees, neighborhood and individual action, and taking the climate crisis seriously.

Cyndi Edelman talks with her uncle, Leslie Story about his experiences managing climate change in his community. Leslie has a background in fighting forest fires and uses his past experiences to reflect on the current climate crises and give advice...

Brian answers interview questions about his time and takeaways from Psych 362. Topics covered include: behavioral inertia, moral foundation theory, informational models, and the importance of procedural knowledge accompanying calls to action.

Jacob and Evan discuss how Jacob’s hometown of Sutton’s Bay, Michigan is already dealing with the climate crisis through rising lake levels and how people can take steps to prepare for the continuing elevation.

In this interview, I talk to my roommate Luke about the preparations that his family has taken for the climate emergency. We also discuss how these preparations might look different for future generations, and Luke offers some advice to younger...

Anna and her dad have an interesting conversation about the climate crisis...

Will and I discussed how his neighborhood reallocated resources in reaction to the climate emergency. We also talked about how the neighborhood rallied together to make this behavior change happen.

Michele takes listeners back to 2003 when one of the biggest blackouts affected Northeast and Midwest states and Michele was in Michigan at the time. Looking back she reflects on preparing for such emergencies and gives advice to listeners for...

Jenny Ford, director of the Moscow Chamber of Commerce and Visitor's Center, talks about how the Moscow Farmers Market contributes to Moscow, Idaho's vibrant downtown corridor.

Aria discusses how she facilitated a transition to public transportation within her community.

Alejandra interviews Andrew regarding his thoughts of the climate response his community and himself had to respond to. He speaks about how he went about this process and the difficulties along with it.

In my interview with my long-time friend Quinn, we discussed the importance of local food consumption and how this has been relevant to our own lives growing up in the same small Michigan town. We also discussed personal experiences by...

Ashley and Lydia talk about local food in Ann Arbor and personal relationships with local food.

Sydney and I discuss her family's habits and traditions with local food and see how that has transformed as she transitions into college.

In this interview, I asked my roommate some questions about her perception of locally-sourced food. Maggie has an relationship with this topic, based on growing up on a farm in a rural town and firmly believing in investing in healthy,...

In this interview I discussed the important and effectiveness of concepts like framing, an internal locus of control, intrinsic motivation, multiple motivations, and feedback. I also discussed the over-emphasis on declarative knowledge, as well as behavior change strategies like team-based...

In this interview, Dongsheng speaks with Sarah about the changes he made in his community to move towards a more sustainable system of transportation. We spoke about how behavior changes in one area can trigger some to make changes in...

Tessie and Michael discuss what steps communities need to take to prepare for a climate emergency.