Sierra Club Radio - July 31, 2010

This week on Sierra Club Radio: 1) Leilani Munter, NASCAR driver and environmental activist, talks about a recent trip to the Gulf Coast with a group of athletes to see the damage from the BP oil spill 2) Sierra Magazine's green lifestyle editor, Avital Binshtock, shares tips for saving paper 3) Green cuisine ideas from Annie Somerville, Executive Chef at Greens Restaurant.

Sierra Club Radio - July 24, 2010

This week on Sierra Club Radio: 1) The Reverend Canon Sally Bingham from the Episcopal church talks about her recent trip to the Gulf Coast to see damage from the BP Oil Disaster, as part of an interfaith delegation of religious leaders 2) Mark Moffett, author of a new book called Adventures Among Ants, talks about ants that farm fungus, traffic rules for ant highways, and incredible facts from the world of ants.

Sierra Club Radio - July 17, 2010

This week on Sierra Club Radio: We bring back one of our favorite shows of 2009! 1) Mayim Bialik, star of the 90s sitcom 'Blossom,' talks about getting a PhD in neuroscience and her work with the Holistic Moms Network; 2) Bruce Nilles talks with us about a huge victory against dirty coal; 3) Sean Gray from the Environmental Working Group on their Sunscreen Consumer Guide.

Sierra Club Radio - July 10, 2010

This week on Sierra Club Radio: We bring back one of our favorite shows of 2010 so far! 1) The Mayor of Seattle, Mike McGinn, talks about the greening of Seattle; 2) Niall Edworthy, author of Bald Coot and Screaming Loon: Adventures in the Curious, Mysterious, and Remarkable World of Birds; 3) Green Cuisine tips from Chef Annie Somerville; 4) Kyle Boelte talks about Sierra Magazine's recent story called "Look Ma, No Car! Pedaling Towards a Post-carbon Future."

Sierra Club Radio - July 3, 2010

This week on Sierra Club Radio: 1) Steve Rendle, the CEO of The North Face 2) Kristina Johnson on a recent action to write "Freedom From Oil" with 10,000 American flags in front of the Washington Monument 3) Renowned artist Alan Sonfist talks about the role that the natural world plays in his art 4) Dave Rauschkolb reports on Hands Across the Sand, the largest gathering against offshore oil drilling in history.