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Host Martin Webb brings you the latest up-to-date news and information regarding how people near and far are enhancing and strengthening their relationship to the planet and to nature around them, and the progress that is being made.Airs Live On KVMR Tuesdays, 6:30pm-7pm (1st…
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P/P/P...Sep 1, 2026...GO OUTSIDE! Plus Local Events & Virtual Power Plant News (opens the original)
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Welcome to People, Planet, Progress, broadcasting the first and third Tuesday of every month at 6:30pm, following Alan Stahler’s “Soundings,” only here on KVMR. Today we talk about two upcoming local events, Nevada City Zero Waste Summit (9/12) and SYRCL's annual River Clean Up Day (9/19), and we discuss the landmark changes in CA law that are helping make electric customers with home batteries, EVs, smart thermostats, and heat pumps become a source of electricity and grid reliability who can ma
P/P/P...Aug 4, 2026...GO OUTSIDE! (opens the original)
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Welcome to People, Planet, Progress, broadcasting the first and third Tuesday of every month at 6:30pm, following Alan Stahler’s “Soundings,” only here on KVMR. Today we’ll do a quick take on revisiting why the science suggests that when it comes to emissions and climate action, organic meats may be worse than non-organic meats. Then we’ll dive into one of the building blocks of the future: batteries…for homes, utility grids, and transportation. As usual, we’ll be ending the show with a page out
P/P/P...Aug 4, 2026...Organic meat vs climate, plus the increasing role of batteries (opens the original)
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Welcome to People, Planet, Progress, broadcasting the first and third Tuesday of every month at 6:30pm, following Alan Stahler’s “Soundings,” only here on KVMR. Today we’ll do a quick take on revisiting why the science suggests that when it comes to emissions and climate action, organic meats may be worse than non-organic meats. Then we’ll dive into one of the building blocks of the future: batteries…for homes, utility grids, and transportation. As usual, we’ll be ending the show with a page out
P/P/P...July 21, 2026...Local News & Events, plus Shirley Freriks Follow-up Interview on Local Repair Cafes (opens the original)
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Welcome to People, Planet, Progress, broadcasting the first and third Tuesday of every month at 6:30pm, following Alan Stahler’s “Soundings,” only here on KVMR. Today we’ll run through some quick local and regional news and events before being joined by Shirley Freriks, local champion for personal climate action, to check in about the new monthly local Repair Cafes. As usual, we’ll be ending the show with a page out of the book Go Outside: 365 days of Personal Climate Action Inspiration. For que
P/P/P...July 21, 2026...GO OUTSIDE! (opens the original)
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Welcome to People, Planet, Progress, broadcasting the first and third Tuesday of every month at 6:30pm, following Alan Stahler’s “Soundings,” only here on KVMR. Today we’ll run through some quick local and regional news and events before being joined by Shirley Freriks, local champion for personal climate action, to check in about the new monthly local Repair Cafes. As usual, we’ll be ending the show with a page out of the book Go Outside: 365 days of Personal Climate Action Inspiration. For que
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