Greater Greener Georgia

In this finale episode of our "Meet the Candidate" series, GCV endorsed candidate, Jason Esteves, speaks about families, energy affordability, corporate greed, and why he's running for Governor of Georgia.

In this episode of our "Meet the Candidate" series, gubernatorial candidate, Keisha Lance Bottoms talks voting rights, rising costs, and why she's running for Governor of Georgia.

In thin episode of our "Meet the Candidate" series, gubernatorial candidate, Geoff Duncan talks democracy, climate change, and why he's running for Governor of Georgia.

In thin episode of our "Meet the Candidate" series, gubernatorial candidate, Mike Thurmond talks voting rights, climate change, and why he's running for Governor of Georgia.

In this episode of our Meet the Candidate series, we sit down with gubernatorial candidate, Olu Brown for a conversation about the issues hitting closest to home for Georgians. From rising costs and energy burdens to transportation challenges and public health concerns, Brown shares his perspective on how these intersecting issues are shaping everyday life—and what leadership at the state level could do to address them.

GCV Legislative Director, Connie DiCicco, catches us up on this year's legislative session and updates us on the latest about Data Centers and what bills to track.

Public Service Commissioner and Policy Expert, Dr. Alicia Johnson, joins the podcast to share her experience in public policy and how that work translates to her new role as Georgia Public Service Commissioner for District 2.

Peter Hubbard shares his experience running for Georgia's Public Service Commission, his first 30 day in office, and the expertise he brings to the table.

From the midterm elections to the Public Service Commission, the Governor’s race, and major environmental legislation, 2026 will shape Georgia’s future for decades. In this episode, we break down what’s coming, what’s at risk, and how clean energy and climate policy are front and center at the Capitol.

Huffington Foundation Professor of Economics and Environmental Studies at Wesleyan University, Dr. Gary Yohe, joins us to talk about the economic impact of climate change and what his 30 years of research has found.

GCV's very own, Brionté McCorkle, sits down to chat about climate, energy, and the upcoming elections

Candidate for Georgia Public Service Commission, Peter Hubbard, joins the podcast to talk about corporate corruption, the rising cost of energy bills, and the importance of holding elected official accountable.

Candidate for Georgia Public Service Commission, Dr. Alicia Johnson, joins the podcast to talk family, policy, and rising energy costs.

Candidate for Atlanta City Council, Rohit Malhotra, joins the podcast to talk politics, culture, and environmental justice.

Kristofor Anderson from the Georgia Environmental Finance Authority tells us how households can to get up to $16,000 in savings using their home energy rebate programs

In this episode, we're sitting down with leaders from Flint Energies EMC, a member-owned electric cooperative serving central and south Georgia. We're talking about the unique role EMCs play in Georgia’s energy future, how local communities can shape the grid, and what a just, renewable transition looks like for rural areas.

Today, we’re talking with Daniel Blackman, candidate for Georgia’s Public Service Commission—one of the most powerful but least understood positions shaping our clean energy future. We’ll dig into how PSC decisions impact climate, communities, and the fight for a just energy system.

Today, we talk with Environmental Community Justice Organizer, Cristal Valdez, about voting rights, language barriers, and environmental justice.

What is the Georgia Public Service commission and what is their role in regulating Georgia Power and other energy providers in the state? Find out on this episode of Greater Greener Georgia.

GCV Executive Director, Brionté McCorkle joins us to talk about the Georgia Public Service Commission and the State's violation of the Voting Rights Act.

Today we are joined by Comedian and Executive Director of Science for Georgia. We talk climate change, legislative action, and...monkeys. You don't want to miss this one.

Today we are joined by author and activist, John E. Duke. He talks about his book, "Leaving the Suburbs", and the environmental and political landscape if Georgia.

Rep. Kim Schofield of House District 63 shares her inspirational journey to the Gold Dome and offers some much needed motivation and wisdom.

Today we talk with Rep. Bryce Berry of Georgia's 56 District about environmental issues, his political background, and future legislative plans.

Today, we are speaking with Erick Allen about his candidacy for Cobb County Commissioner, his past role as a State Representative, and his stance on environmental issues.

Georgia State Representative, Gabriel Sanchez, joins us to talk about his road to the Gold Dome and what he's working on in the 2025 legislative session.

Press & Media Manager, Paul Glaze joins us to give us the rundown on the BioLab chemical fire and what residents of Rockdale County are doing to fight back.

Happy New Year and welcome back to season 3 of the Greater Greener Georgia podcast. We are gearing up for this year's legislative session and our guest, Connie Di Cicco, has all the tea.

You are listening to the Greater Greener Georgia podcast and today we are 1 week away from a very important election. We have GCV EdFund’s Democracy Campaign Manager, Chassidy Malloy, here to talk with us about early voting, what's on the ballot, and how you can prepare to cast your vote.

With the 2024 Election just weeks away, we take a brief look at the history of voting rights in Georgia and where we stand today.

Joining us today on the final episode of our Meet the Candidate Series is Gabriel Sanchez, Candidate for State House District 42. He tells us his views on redistricting, affordable housing and school safety.

Michelle Kang, Candidate for State House District 99, talks public transit, families, and her plans for a cleaner, more sustainable Georgia.

Joining us again for our Meet the candidate Series is Devin Barrington Ward, candidate for Atlanta City Council Post 3. Our host Mia Delamar talks with Devin about public safety, economic equality, and much more.

Today, our host Mia Delamar talks with Ashwin Ramaswami, Candidate for Georgia State Senate district 48. Find out his background and his stance on some of the most important issues facing our state. (please forgive audio quality)

Today, our host Mia Delamar talks with Ruwa Romman, House Representative for district 97 in West Gwinnett. Find out everything from her favorite food to how she plans to tackle the issues affecting our state.

Today, our host Mia Delamar talks with Devin Barrington - Ward, candidate for Atlanta City Council, and finds out how he plans to tackle some of the most pressing issues of our time.

We are back with the second episode of our Meet the Candidate series, where you get to meet the candidates running for office in the state of Georgia. In this episode, we talk to Susie Greenberg: candidate for State House District 53.

After a brief hiatus, we are back with our Meet the Candidate series, where you get to meet the candidates running for office in the state of Georgia. Host, Mia Delamar, dives deep into their platforms to uncover what they stand for, what they believe in and how they plan to tackle the most pressing issues of our time. In this first episode, we talk to JD Jordan: candidate for State Senate District 56.

With Patty Durand, candidate for Georgia's Public Service Commission and author of Plant Vogtle: The True Cost of Nuclear Power in the U.S.. Read the report at gcvedfund.org/plant-vogtle

Today we are here with Aisha Bussy, Chief Business Officer at Capital Good Fund, and she’s here to help shine a light on solar energy. We here at GCV are committed to reaching 100% clean, renewable energy by the year 2050 and Aisha, along with the good folks at CGF are here to help us do just that

Today we're shining a spotlight on a fundamental pillar of our civic duty: voting. Grab your ballot and join us in a conversation with GCV EdFund's, Chassidy Malloy as we explore the importance of making your voice heard in the primary elections.

In this episode, we explore the intersection of environmental stewardship and community advocacy with our guest, Tamara Zacks. Tamara shares with us her journey to preserve a historical community park and reminds us that, regardless of background, anyone can be an advocate for environmental change.

Georgia Conservation Voters and its partners are committed to reaching 100% clean, renewable energy in the state of Georgia by the year 2050. One of the ways we can achieve that is through legislation. Here to tell you more about that, is GCV’s very own, Jesus Rubio in an exclusive interview with Lobbyist, Doug Teper.

Can you imagine a world powered solely by clean, renewable energy? So can we. Join us as we kick off the 100% campaign with Mia Delamar and Jesus Rubio and relaunch the Greater Greener Georgia Podcast.

The Georgia Legislative session is over for this year - so what happened? In this episode, we got to speak with Doug Teper, GCV's Policy Manager, to get a recap of the most important environmental bills from this year.

Join us for this episode to hear our Director Brionté McCorkle's commentary on Georgia Power's mismanagement of Plant Vogtle.** correction: our Earth Day After Party is on Saturday, April 22!

In this episode, we talked to Chy Kellogg (@sociallychy) about her work in the agriculture industry and got into the details of composting for our GCVEF composting challenge. We are also mourning the sudden passing of our colleague, Rep. Tish Naghise, who worked with us at GCV before recently being sworn in as a State Representative. We miss her deeply and are sending our love and support to her family and friends.

Tune into this episode to hear our interview with Vicki Weeks who's on the Steering Committee of the Climate Reality Project in Coastal Georgia. They're working to get funding from the Inflation Reduction Act for state climate policy along the coast of Georgia.

In light of recent tragedy in the Weelaunee Forest, GCV released a statement in opposition of the construction of the Atlanta Public Safety Training Center (also known as "Cop City"). We send our condolences and strength to Tortuguita's community and encourage listeners to check out stopcop.city for more information.

New year, new episode! Tune in this week to hear Chassidy, GCV Community Organizer, explain the ins and outs of what Electric Membership Cooperatives (EMCs) really are and how YOU can help us hold them accountable. RSVP to attend our EMC Scorecard Launch and get involved with us! bit.ly/emc-launch