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Investor Shayle Kann is asking big questions about how to decarbonize the planet: How cheap can clean energy get? Will artificial intelligence speed up climate solutions? Where is the smart money going into climate technologies? Every week on Catalyst, Shayle explains the world of climate tech with prominent experts, investors, researchers, and executives. Produced by Latitude Media.
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Hot Buttons

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Hot Buttons is a show about the future of fashion and culture on a changing planet. Each week, Christina Binkley, Rachel Kibbe, and Shilla Kim-Parker unwind the breaking news, industry moves, cultural trends, and tech breakthroughs that are shaping sustainable fashion. The fashion industry is one of the world’s biggest polluters. Can we change it?
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A Matter of Degrees

Dr. Leah Stokes, Dr. Katharine Wilkinson

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Give up your climate guilt. Sharpen your curiosity. Join Dr. Leah Stokes and Dr. Katharine Wilkinson as they tell stories about the powerful forces behind climate change — and the tools we have to fix it. This show makes sense of big climate questions and critical topics. Our episodes are filled with stories of bold climate leadership, groundbreaking campaigns, and people doing their best to be part of the solution. A Matter of Degrees is produced in partnership with FRQNCY Media, The 2035 I ...
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Creative Magic Club - Grow Your Business with High Ticket Sales, Social Media Branding & Money Mindset Coaching

Sarah Mac - Creative Entrepreneur, Copywriter for Coaches, Personal Brand Strategist, Entrepreneur Coaching

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Welcome to Creative Magic Club! Together, we'll discover inspirational stories of creative entrepreneurs living out their dreams, doing the work they're MOST passionate about and building wealth in magical, FUN ways! While building a 6-figure income as writer and coach helping other women to launch their dream businesses I connected with so many people and have seen it proven again and again you CAN thrive financially doing whatever it is you are passionate about. I'm here to share life chan ...
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Love and Noraebang

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Jaesun, an heir to a Korean chaebol, and Ana, a Mexican American entrepreneur, fall in love in modern day LA. After months of innocent flirting and one passionate karaoke session later, Ana finds out that Jaesun must return to Korea for his two-year military service. And when her business hits an unexpected roadblock, miscommunications ensue. Ana must decide whether she's going to go at it alone or have some faith in her love. Will their relationship survive the distance? Love and Noraebang ...
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Jess from GZM Shows is learning how to make a podcast, and she's taking you along for the ride! Join her as she learns from her friends in the industry aspects of planning, pre-production, production and post-production...from picking a good title and theme music to RSS feeds and everything in between! Tune in weekly with classrooms, kids and adults alike to learn how to make your own show in funny-yet-informative 5-10 minute episodes.
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MAKE COOL SH!T blends the best parts of comedy, documentary, and reality TV in a true story of hope and process. Season 1 is all about making a movie - a Certified Fresh horror/comedy feature called "Scare Me" featuring College Humor icon Josh Ruben, Aya Cash (The Boys), Chris Redd (SNL), Becky Drysdale (Key and Peele), and hosted by Aaron Kheifets (Comedy Central). From script to its premier at Sundance, this hilarious non-fiction podcast captures all the grit and nuance of filmmaking in th ...
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Astrologer, trained therapist and relationship expert, Elliott Lea, shares how she manifested getting booked on TV, attracting 7 and 8-figure clients and living creatively free as her fully-expressed and confident Leo self! Relationships are at the heart of EVERYTHING, but particularly business and money. Understanding how people communicate differ…
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Shayle and his team at Energy Impact Partners (EIP) review a lot of climate-tech pitches. The best kind of pitch uses a solid techno-economic analysis (TEA) to model how a technology would compete in the real world. In a previous episode, we covered some of the ways startups get TEAs wrong — bad assumptions, false precision, focusing on parts inste…
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On this week's edition of the podcast Peter and Ronan dust off the cobwebs to digest a crowning weekend for Irish Golf. Rory McIlroy unlocked his Seve level of legendary status with a sixth Race to Dubai win while Tom McKibbin will get to sample Donald Trump's American dream after he booked his spot on the PGA Tour. It's another big week for Séamus…
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🫣Fear of becoming more visible has shown up for me in a number of sneaky, unconcious, self-sabotaging ways... 🫣Like procrastinating on getting my first website up for TWO YEARS! 🫣Like using a bot to unfollow a bunch of accounts to clear up my Instagram feed and loosing my account with a community of over 3000 people. 🫣Like draggingggg my feet to fi…
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Oh, the heat pump — a climate tech darling that still hasn’t hit the big time yet. One challenge for heat pumps is that the customer experience can be difficult, involving a complex installation process, poor installation jobs, and even technicians that don’t want to sell you one. What’s it going to take to get heat pumps right? In this episode, Sh…
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The election is over, but climate progress doesn’t have to be. How can we continue to push for equitable climate policies and defend current investments in clean energy? What are the state and local avenues for addressing the climate crisis? In this live episode of A Matter of Degrees, Dr. Leah Stokes is joined by Adrian Deveny, the Former Director…
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One of the hardest parts of high ticket selling for sensitive creative souls, is learning how to handle rejection and stay motivated when faced the inevitable challenges like: Low engagement The waiting to see if your launch is working Hearing ‘NO’ from potential clients Existing clients dropping out Getting ghosted on sales calls or DM conversatio…
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The bad news: The refrigerants we use in air conditioners, fridges, and vehicles absorb hundreds to thousands of times more heat than carbon dioxide does. The good news: We’re in the middle of a global effort to replace them with lower impact alternatives. Will we replace them fast enough to hit climate targets? And in the meantime, can we prevent …
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Bienvenidx a ¿Quién dijo miedo? Acompaña a Xanic en un podcast donde se mezclan sustos financieros con un toque de humor y muchos aprendizajes. En este primer episodio, Xanic recontará con Bobby López del podcast "Herejes" historias de terror sobre personas que alcanzaron el límite de crédito en su tarjeta -o que estuvieron peligrosamente cerca- co…
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Feelings of insecurity occur for a number of reasons. Hormones. Level of experience. Skill level. Cultural conditining. Taking radically different action. Learning not to project my physical sensatons onto my business strategy has been a gamechaging skill that has resulted in bold moves that have paid off BIG TIME in my business. And it's something…
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This might be our wonkiest topic yet: Techno-economic analysis, or TEA. Before a startup proves its technology is commercially viable, it models how a technology would work. These TEAs include things like assumptions about inputs, prices, and market landscape. They help investors and entrepreneurs answer the question, will this technology compete? …
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Are you feeling the INTENSITY of Scorprio season already?! I've been crying all week, I dunno about you?!?! 😭😂🫠 The cool thing about Scorpionic emotional intensity is that it's a direct hotline to our genuine DESIRES. And guess what leads to more powerful sales, impact and client magnetism? Passion and CONVICTION! It was learning to tap into my tru…
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We capture concentrated methane emissions from point sources like dairy barns, landfills, and coal mines. Mitigating methane emissions is essential to hitting net-zero targets, but could we capture diluted gasses straight from the atmosphere, too? In this episode, Shayle talks to Dr. Gabrielle Dreyfus, Chief Scientist at the Institute For Governanc…
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On this episode of A Matter of Degrees, we tell the story of how a powerful grassroots movement, ambitious lawmakers, and Governor Tim Walz turned Minnesota into a climate leader. Then, we talk about using the Minnesota blueprint to make change everywhere else. It’s election season, but the federal government isn’t the only venue for climate action…
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AI is enabling a multitude of solutions across power, industry, and transportation. But AI energy demands are increasingly stressing the electric grid — creating a bottleneck for growth and new challenges for clean energy supply. The mounting tension highlights the need for an energy-first approach to computing. Developer Crusoe is building AI infr…
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On this week's edition of the podcast we are joined by Stuart Grehan. Two weeks ago Stuart took the decision to retire from professional golf at the age of 31 and pursue a new career path as a financial consultant with DFP. On the pod he explains to Peter and Ronan how he came to the decision to move on from professional golf, the highs and lows of…
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Getting the construction industry to try a novel form of cement is like turning a giant ship. It’s hard to redirect the immense momentum behind existing ways of doing business, especially involving cement, the most energy-intensive ingredient in concrete. Industry insiders point to tight margins, concerns about messing with the ingredients that lit…
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Are you feeling creatively swampy or boringly repetitive in your quest to help your dream clients see how life changing your offer is? Feeling unsure about what to write your next piece of content about? What if you could tap into some fresh story angles that are on the hearts of your soulmate clients in this exact moment? Well, you’re in luck! I’v…
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Chinese battery companies are manufacturing the cheapest cells in the world right now, and it’s not just because of cheap labor and state subsidies. They’ve streamlined the process in a way that has industry experts wondering how international competitors can ever catch up. In this episode, Shayle talks to James Frith, principal at the battery inve…
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Tannice McCoy grew up in a mining family, but she never imagined herself in the mining business. Today she’s the president and general manager of NewRange Copper Nickel. Jenna Lehti never imagined herself in the mining industry either. She’s a member of the Bois Forte band of the Ojibwe tribe in Northern Minnesota, and grew up on a reservation adja…
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On this week's edition of the podcast, we sit down to discuss to Golf Ireland's announcement of the iGolf scheme. Is it good, is it bad? What does this mean for golf clubs? Who will it benefit? The big power hitters from golf's merger deal were all on site at the Alfred Dunhill Links, how will this never-ending negotiation deal play out? It was als…
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Project 2025 has been all over the news lately. But what exactly is this conservative playbook for the Federal government? And what does it mean for climate policy? This week, A Matter of Degrees dives into the Heritage Foundation's plan for the next conservative presidential administration. Just weeks away from a pivotal election, we lay out what …
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The world’s first large-scale, commercial direct-air capture (DAC) plants are coming online – or are about to. How soon will we see a boom in high-quality, durable DAC supply? In this episode, Shayle talks to Andreas Aepli, chief financial officer of Climeworks, the world’s largest provider of DAC. They talk about Climeworks’ challenges with its tw…
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Have you ever fallen into making a big investment in your business only to discover that it didn’t actually help you? Investing your time and energy in the WRONG things can leave you even more confused about what you need to find that sweet spot where you’re ENJOYING how you make money! In this week’s episode of the Creative Magic Club, join me and…
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We’re back! (Again) On this week’s edition of the podcast we discuss an electric President’s Cup that still came to its inevitable conclusion. Are the USA in good shape for next year’s Ryder Cup? We also discuss Tom McKibbin's progress with just 6 events to go on his DP World Tour season plus all the drama from the Irish at Stage 1 of DP World Tour…
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Are you bored of that little voice in your head that’s always questioning if your prices are too high or if there’s anyone out there who would ever pay the prices you REALLY want to charge? Been there…! My body used to shake when I sent out the biggest invoices ever… until I went through the strategic steps in my business that led me to feel totall…
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Editor’s note: There’s some big money flowing into low carbon ammonia right now. Last week, the U.S. Department of Energy announced a $1.56 billion conditional loan guarantee for Wabash Valley Resources, an Indiana low-carbon ammonia facility. In August, oil and gas producer Woodside Energy spent $2.35 billion on a low-carbon ammonia plant in Texas…
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The U.S. and U.K. could see 500 gigawatts of distributed resources hitting the power system in the next few years. But after years of watching DERs grow quickly, utilities and grid operators are still figuring out how to utilize them. Are we finally reaching an inflection point? “When you move to a world where you have millions and millions of gene…
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So you've created your high ticket offer and now you're ready to start filling it with a content marketing startegy that feels effortless and is sustainable day to day while you deliver your amazing work! You're wondering what the heck your content topics are that will most serve your soul client to be consistently encountering in your social conte…
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AI is working its way across climate tech, helping companies discover giant lodes of ore, catch battery defects, and monitor energy infrastructure. Could it help us find revolutionary new materials, too? Turns out, it’s complicated. In this episode, Shayle talks to Ekin Dogus Cubuk, or Dogus, a researcher focused on materials at Google DeepMind. De…
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Got doubts that you can reach your income goals without talking about business or money results? Stop right there before you let these mind-gremlin-LIES stop you from making the money and impact you’re capable of! My very first offers that got my coaching business off to an amazing start were focused on mindset coaching for creatives and I was help…
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Deploy or innovate? Scale up an existing technology or develop a breakthrough? Build, build, build, or invent a better mousetrap? The question isn’t which strategy to follow; it’s which strategy to use in which sector. Virtually no one thinks that solar needs brand new tech breakthroughs to scale. Crystalline silicone took the lion’s share of the m…
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Do you get sucked into perfectionism or overthinking when you sit down to create content? Are you sacrificing precious time and energy working hard on content that just isn’t landing and turning into paying clients? What if instead, you knew exactly what to focus on in your content that’s unique, timely, stand out and EXACTLY what your clients need…
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Cutting emissions is essential to avoiding the worst of climate change, but we also have to deal with the impacts of climate change happening now. Fortunately, there’s a growing list of technologies that could help us adapt — and potentially turn a profit for investors, too. Will these emerging adaptation and resilience (A&R) technologies take off …
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Oil producers waste a lot of natural gas. Last year they flared 150 billion cubic meters of associated gas into the atmosphere, equivalent to about half the global carbon emissions of aviation over a 30-year period. So why are oil producers burning a valuable commodity like gas? In this episode, Shayle talks to Tomás de Oliveira Bredariol, an energ…
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On this week's edition of the podcast we reflect on the AIG Women's Open and the carnage that was served up at St Andrews including the good and the bad of women's golf and what needs to happen to keep it progressing. The KPMG Women's Irish Open takes centre stage in Carton House on Thursday and could Keegan Bradley really become the first playing …
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Welcome back for a special bonus episode of A Matter of Degrees! In this episode, we are taking a look back at our live conversation with Vice President Kamala Harris. Since we are once again at a pivotal moment for the climate, we wanted to kick off our new season by looking back at this incredible climate leader who has played a key role in getti…
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Hydrogen has two big problems: cost and supply. As a low-carbon feedstock, it could decarbonize planes, industry, and power plants. It could even replace the oil in plastics and chemicals. But the leading contenders for low-carbon hydrogen production — like using zero-carbon power for electrolysis and methane pyrolysis — just haven’t cut it yet. So…
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Have you been posting content and selling but not making the sales you want? Do you KNOW your offer is life changing but you're wondering why people aren't buying? In today's episode of the Creative Magic Club podcast, I break down 2 game-changing messaging tweaks that will have soul mate clients lining up to buy your offer. Beyond simply making it…
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On this week's edition of the Irish Golfer Podcast, we delve into Thomas Abom's sensational Irish Close victory as he made history for Edmondstown. The FedEx Cup playoffs vs LIV Golf, what are you going to watch? Seamus Power can take the positives as his season ended a couple of weeks early and the final golfing major of the year takes place at th…
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If you’re an ADHD-brained multi-passionate creative like me, no doubt you’ve experienced the pretzel that happens in your brain, life and business when you attempt to MANAGE all of your exciting projects. I’ve historically been both very disorganized and an overly ambitious planner and I’ve had to work at building tangible skills to help me realize…
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Editor’s note: There’s new interest in nuclear power from electric utilities, the White House, and the public. While NuScale’s deal to build a small modular reactor failed last year, TerraPower is currently building the U.S.’s first advanced non-light water reactor in Wyoming. So we’re revisiting an episode from last November with The Good Energy C…
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America’s green bank – officially known as the Greenhouse Gas Reduction Fund – is ramping up. Thanks to the Inflation Reduction Act, the federal government is sending $27 billion to a network of non-profit organizations, state green banks, and local private lenders to fund distributed energy projects. The pressure is on to invest those dollars quic…
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Editor’s note: There’s momentum behind permitting reform in the U.S. Congress right now. It could mean unstopping a serious bottleneck in climate tech — transmission. So we’re revisiting an episode from last May with Grid Strategies’ Rob Gramlich to understand how we got here, the impacts on climate tech, and the potential fixes. The U.S. power gri…
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I used to be the girl who barely believed someone would buy my $500 copywriting package when I first started my first business. Within 5 years of becoming an entrepreneur I was selling $15k+ coaching packages. Here’s what changed: 🌈 I started serving a very specific client. 🌈 I designed packages to solve very specific problems for that client. 🌈 I …
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Little-known fact: The primary product of steel mills is CO2. A conventional blast furnace produces almost two tons of carbon dioxide for every ton of steel. And with almost two billion tons of steel produced annually — roughly 500 pounds for every human, every year — that’s a lot of carbon: about 8% of global energy system emissions. And yet, stee…
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I'm celebrating the creative side of Leo season by sharing my personal journey with two major creative projects I’m currently undertaking: baby-making and birthing my first book! These experiences have taught me valuable lessons about enjoying the creative process, despite its challenges! Like any creative endeavor, my recent expereinces have helpe…
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