EcoRight Speaks

EcoRight Speaks brings together Chelsea Henderson, Drew Darby, Aaron Zwiener, and Patricia Zalava for a Texas energy conversation centered on ERCOT, winter storm Uri, and bipartisan climate policy.

Rachel Levine explains the four key components of the energy grid: generators, transmission systems, distribution networks, and consumers.

Chelsea Henderson talks with Rachel Levine of the Niskanen Center about why U.S.

Norm Leo discusses how his experiences working at Montreal's Biosphere environmental museum and conversations with diverse visitors inspired his new book by revealing that effective climate communication requires focusing on impacts rather than just science to change behavior.

Climate scientist Norm Leo, author of the reversible book 'Look at It This Way,' argues that three decades of sacrifice-focused climate messaging have failed and proposes reframing solutions around direct personal health and wealth benefits.

Discussion of rising electricity costs due to data centers and AI, and their impact on families and churches.

An interview with Dr.

A conservative climate advocate discusses the opportunity for a carbon tax to raise revenue and boost American competitiveness.

Interview with Liza Reed from Niskanen Center about climate and energy policy from a conservative, free-market perspective.

Alex Flint discusses the importance of durable climate policies, advocating for a carbon tax due to its ability to generate revenue for government deficits.

Alex Flint, head of the Alliance for Market Solutions and a former Capitol Hill veteran, argues that the Social Security trust fund's projected 2033 insolvency — which would automatically cut all recipient benefits by roughly 23 percent — creates a rare political opening to pass a carbon tax as a revenue tool.

The host shares the origin story of a book about childhood experiences at Mud Lake in Michigan.

A conservative climate podcast featuring an interview with author Sam Lovell about wetlands, biodiversity, and climate change.

Interview with Dr.

Discussion of declining media coverage of climate change and persistent denial among a small but vocal minority.

This episode discusses how Americans and congressional staff underestimate public concern about climate change and support for climate policy.

Host Chelsea Henderson interviews Ross Matzkin-Bridger on nuclear energy and nonproliferation from a conservative climate perspective.

Utah is the starting point.

The episode discusses the political polarization of climate change in the United States and the need for a conservative perspective on the issue.

This episode kicks off Season 12 with a discussion on how solving climate change through conservative, free-enterprise principles can drive American prosperity and innovation.

Chelsea Henderson of EcoRight Speaks delivers a Best of Season 11 retrospective, weaving clips from 10 guests into a celebration of conservative climate advocacy over 2025's 'challenging year.' Standout segments include Dr.

This episode reshared an interview with Ari Matusiak from Rewiring America, discussing how upgrading home energy infrastructure is critical for addressing climate change, grid capacity, and affordability.

Scheduling is hard.

Host Chelsea Henderson introduces the show and previews an interview with Hattie Hobart about nature as a nonpartisan issue.

A conservative climate news podcast discussing stakeholder engagement and environmental wins.

Chelsea Henderson talks with Andrew Holland, founding CEO of the Fusion Industry Association, about why fusion is moving from lab milestone to commercial race.

An interview with the Electrification Coalition discussing their work on electric vehicle policy from a national security perspective.

A conservative-focused climate podcast discussing EV adoption with an optimistic interview featuring Aaron Viles from the Electrification Coalition.

A conservative climate podcast discusses the feasibility of electric vehicle road trips due to investments in charging infrastructure.

This episode features an interview with Sarah Beth Aubrey, founder of The Envoy Group, discussing her work as an executive coach in agriculture and her involvement in climate coalitions from a conservative perspective.

A discussion about how climate change impacts coastal communities like Miami, focusing on sea level rise and flooding, and the need for policy action.

A conservative perspective on climate change, advocating for free-market solutions and reframing the conversation in individualistic language.

Florida takes the climate spotlight.

A reporter discusses how back-to-back hurricanes in Florida served as a wake-up call and how local stories can cut through political noise around climate change.

This episode features an interview with Alex Bozmoski, a veteran energy and climate policy expert and key figure in the Eco Right movement, discussing his work advancing conservative climate action through free enterprise principles.

A conversation celebrating the 10-year anniversary of republicEn and the growth of the conservative climate movement.