Podcast appearances and mentions of matt mcgrath

In this episode, Dottie Chalmers Cutter interviews Matt McGrath, President and CEO of Systems Engineering. Matt shares his journey from teaching to tech leadership, what it means to prioritize client relationships and how Systems Engineering helps businesses create a culture of security to mitigate human errors and evolving threats.

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Matt McGrath is on the podcast today talking about his current Kickstarter campaign for ID-10t Error issues #1-3. This is the complete series! I've read issues #1 and #2 and am a fan of what Matt calls "the pettiest revenge story of all time". Issue #3 looks to be the culmination of Bradley's struggle against the AI robot he created. Matt and I discuss the series as a whole, his talented collaborators, his previous Kickstarter Everyday Fears, the time he did a PSA about breathing with Simu Liu, and we spend far too long on the acting brilliance of Bryan Cranston as Hal in Malcolm in the Middle.  Click the link below to back Matt's Kickstarter. The campaign ends on September 5th.  Kickstarter link: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/matt-mcgrath/id-10t-error-issues-1-3-the-complete-series?ref=profile_created Matt's website: https://matthewtmcgrath.wixsite.com/portfolio Watch the Ontario Lung Association PSA with Matt and Simu Liu: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FOx_o_z1FgA Our episode sponsor Arkenforge Play TTRPG games? Make sure to check out our partner Arkenforge. They have everything you need to make your TTRPG more fun and immersive, allowing you to build, play, and export animated maps including in person fog of war capability that let's your players interact with maps as the adventure unfolds while you, the DM get the full picture. Use the discount code YETI5 to get $5 off your order. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Matt McGrath chats with True North Country Comics Podcast about the final issue of his Kickstarter comic book series project 'ID-10t Error'. The post Matt McGrath takes to Kickstarter to finish ‘ID-10t Error’ appeared first on True North Country Comics.

With the general election now two weeks away, Helen Czerski and Tom Heap take a look at how the environment is featuring on the political agenda. They are joined by a panel of guests: energy and climate commentator Sepi Golzari-Munro; senior policy editor at the independent climate news website Carbon Brief, Simon Evans; Chief Executive of the Wildlife Trusts, Craig Bennett; and environment correspondent for BBC News, Matt McGrath. Together they take a look through the manifestos of the main political parties, exploring their policies and pledges when it comes to the environment and wildlife. They ask whether green issues are taking a back seat in this general election compared with previous ones - and if so, why? They examine how the parties are talking about the environment in their campaigning, including the language they're using and how they're positioning environmental concerns in relation to other issues such as healthcare and the cost of living. Do politicians see environmental promises as a vote-winner or a vote-loser? We also hear from the polling organisation YouGov, which has carried out research assessing which issues are most important to voters.Producer: Sarah SwadlingRare Earth is a BBC Audio Wales and West production in conjunction with the Open University.

 What's up, dudes? Remember the cult classic “Christmas Evil?” Matt McGrath from Nostaljunk joins me to dissect it. It's a character study of one man's descent into madness. Harry is a scarred man. After witnessing Santa caress his mom in an inappropriate manner—not realizing it was his dad in costume—he has a mental break. Years later, the now adult Harry is obsessed with Santa, emotionally detached from his family, and promoted to toy factory manager. He spies on the neighborhood children to see who's naughty or nice. While at an office Christmas party, a company donation scam finally cracks him, and he dresses up like and mentally becomes Santa. He steals company toys and donates them to a home for handicapped children. Then he murders  his greedy colleagues. Consequently he's chased by an angry mob, confronts his brother over his childhood trauma, and flees. His van falls off a bridge and…Toy soldier with actual bayonet? Check. Realistic Santa attire? Yep. Toy bag for suffocating wicked coworkers? Definitely! So paint a sleigh on your van and drive into this episode on “Christmas Evil!”Nostaljunk PodcastTwitter: @NostaljunkPodIG: @nostaljunkpodCheck us out on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, Totally Rad Christmas Mall & Arcade, Teepublic.com, or TotallyRadChristmas.com! Later, dudes!

Matt McGrath shares Everyday Fears -- his new Kickstarter comic book anthology project The post Matt McGrath shares ‘Everyday Fears’ appeared first on True North Country Comics.

Chinese service editor Howard Zhang speaks to world affairs editor John Simpson about Xi Jinping's growing ambition and what it means for China - and the rest of us. We also speak to Olga Ivshina, BBC News Russian correspondent, to find out how many Russian soldiers have really died so far in the war - a figure that's a lot higher than the Kremlin will admit - and we find out why the Saudis are so keen to get their hands on major sports tournaments with sports editor Dan Roan. Plus, the seas around the UK and Ireland are hotter than ever before. We ask environment correspondent Matt McGrath how worried we should be.Produced by Pandita Lorenz and Benedick Watt

Today's show is all about fire!   There is so much to learn in this episode that I don't even know where to start. How do these devastating wildfires get started? More importantly, how can we prevent them from starting in the first place? With that, why on earth is the Forest Service out there lighting some fires on purpose? Ever drive by a logging project and wonder what's going on? What's all that orange or blue paint is about?    Get the answers to these questions and many more on this episode of the Arizona Wildlife Federation Podcast with guests Alex Fischer of FiredUp Flagstaff and Matt McGrath, District Ranger, of the Forest Service.   https://www.azwildlife.org/ FiredUp Flagstaff: 928-421-2444 https://gcmaz.com/kaff-news/ https://www.fs.usda.gov/coconino https://www.register-ed.com/programs/arizona/170-outdoor-skills-network    

GUEST OVERVIEW: Jesse Johnson lost his pizza business because he fed an unvaccinated man a pizza, while none of his friends in the restaurant business said or did anything to help. They watched a brother burn in the street because he fed a man a pizza. "City of Fear" is a collaboration with artist and long time employee Matt McGrath that started as a protest against covid mandates and then chronicled their fight against the City of Calgary with their refusal to enforce the vaccine passport.

Gościem dziewięćdziesiątego ósmego odcinka mojego podcastu jest Matt McGrath – pełniący funkcję Global CMO w Deloitte oraz CMO dla regionu Azji i Pacyfiku. Z moim gościem rozmawiam o globalnych wyzwaniach osób zarządzających marketingiem oraz o wyzwaniach związanych z rozwojem technologii. Poruszamy także temat związany z marketingiem B2B i B2C, skupiając się na różnicach i zmianach zachodzących wśród odbiorców i w środowisku biurowym. Wspólnie zastanawiamy się, co może zaoferować telewizja w świecie zdominowanym przez media internetowe. Podcast prowadzi Wiesław Kotecki.

The COP 27 summit in Sharm-El-Sheikh is welcoming world leaders and climate negotiators to Egypt. In a year that has been rocked by the war in Ukraine and global economic instability, can COP refocus the world's attention on climate? Tom Heap and Matt McGrath will take a look back at some of the pledges made last November in Glasgow for COP 26 to find out whether countries across the world are keeping to the agreements made on areas such as deforestation, methane reduction, finance and technology. Everyone agrees that current geopolitics will make significant global agreements to decrease emissions difficult but there may be signs of hope in the actions of individual countries. Tom and Matt will try to decipher where we are and what we might be able to expect from this years ‘Conference of the Parties'. To help them pick through the details our panel of experts include Bernice Lee from Chatham House, Danny Kennedy from New Energy Nexus, Mia Moisio from Climate Action Tracker, Piers Forster from the University of Leeds and Ben Caldecott from the Oxford Sustainable Finance Group. Producer: Helen Lennard

Grim day for Twitter's employees. Many staff revealed that their jobs have been axed in posts on the platform, painting a picture of cuts that spanned the globe and hit departments that ranged from marketing to engineering. They included communications, content curation, and product development employees. Kurt Wagner, social media correspondent at Bloomberg told us how the job cuts will affect the company. Also in the programme, we speak to environment correspondent Matt Mcgrath about the upcoming COP27 summit in Egypt which kicks off this weekend. We talked to Mitali Nikore, an economist from Delhi about the cost of air pollution in India. With our guests Mehmal Sarfraz, Co-founder of The Current PK, Journalist for Geo TV's Report Card and Diane Brady, Assistant Managing Editor at Forbes we discussed devastating floods in Pakistan and financial consequences for Kanye West after his public antisemitism speech. (Picture: Tweet button on keyboard Credit: Getty Images)

The Bureau of Labor Statistics reported on Friday that the US economy added 261,000 nonfarm payroll jobs in October, while the unemployment rate rose slightly to 3.7%. Jobs growth in the US is continuing, but why is it a worrying sign for the US economy? Michelle Fleury, our New York Business Correspondent explains how unemployment rates are affecting inflation. Meanwhile, Chris Low, a Wall Street markets analyst at FHN Financial discusses todays fall in value of the dollar. Also in the programme, we speak to environment correspondent Matt McGrath about the upcoming COP27 summit in Egypt which kicks off this weekend. And we talked to Mitali Nikore, an economist from Delhi about the cost of air pollution in India. (Picture: A mature woman driving a truck. Credit: Getty Images)

What's up, dudes? Horror expert Matt McGrath from Nostaljunk joins me to talk the blatant cash grab that was the awesomeness of "Friday the 13th!" When Camp Crystal Lake is going to reopen, a group of unsuspecting teenagers are brutally slaughtered one by one! Randy teens? Check. Copious amounts of gory death? Yup. Twist ending? The twistiest! So grab your machete, hop in a canoe, and drift to the center of the lake with this episode!NostaljunkTwitter: @NostaljunkPodIG: @nostaljunkpodCheck us out on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, Totally Rad Christmas Mall & Arcade, Teepublic.com, or TotallyRadChristmas.com! Later, dudes!

Late Edition: Crime Beat Chronicles is a show that shares true crime stories through readings of newspaper articles and interviews with the journalists who reported on the stories. What you're about to hear is the fourth episode in what was planned as a four part series but we decided to split this last episode into two parts to make it five parts total. Regardless of that, though, if you are new here jump back to part one so you're up to speed. For this set of episodes we'll be traveling to Wilber, Nebraska, where, in November of 2017, 24-year-old Sydney Loofe left work to go on a second date with someone she met on a dating app, and she never came home. The events that followed centered around Aubrey Trail and Bailey Boswell, who were eventually convicted in the case, and were bizarre in the way they unfolded on social media and in the courtroom. The Lincoln Journal Star and Omaha World-Herald covered the story as it broke and navigated the circus-like atmosphere that developed in the courtroom and in conversations with Aubrey Trail. The articles, which you'll hear read by Matt McGrath and are linked below in full, have been lightly edited to avoid redundancies, are linked below and if you appreciate what we're doing with this program, we encourage you to invest in local journalism and support whichever newspaper serves your community. Sydney Loofe's death: Sexual fantasy gone wrong or planned murder? (Jun 18, 2019) Sydney Loofe's mother and friends testify about their growing worry after Tinder date (Jun 20, 2019) Landlords: Smell of bleach from Trail's downstairs apartment 'consumed' the house (Jun 21, 2019) Trail taken by ambulance after courtroom outburst; jury asked to come back Tuesday (Jun 24, 2019) Law officers detail the search for Loofe's body as trial continues without Trail (Jun 25, 2019) Jurors see grisly photos of Loofe's body; Trail still absent (Jun 26, 2019) Trail, Boswell tossed Loofe's possessions out of car window, investigators say (Jun 27, 2019) Jury sees interrogation video where Trail talks of 'dark side,' draining Loofe's body of blood (Jun 28, 2019) Woman testifies Trail invited her to be one of his witches and asked her to 'kill someone' (Jul 1, 2019) Late Edition: Crime Beat Chronicles, a product of Lee Enterprises, is produced, recorded, edited and hosted by Chris Lay with articles read and recorded by Matt McGrath.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Late Edition: Crime Beat Chronicles is a show that shares true crime stories through readings of newspaper articles and interviews with the journalists who reported on the stories. What you're about to hear is a bonus episode featuring a conversation with with Lincoln Journal Star journalist Lori Pilger about the recent Nebraska Supreme Court case challenging the validity of Aubrey Trail's trial (linked below) and what it was like being covering the story as it broke. Watch now: Aubrey Trail's attorney argues in-court suicide attempt should have been automatic mistrial Late Edition: Crime Beat Chronicles, a product of Lee Enterprises, is produced, recorded, edited and hosted by Chris Lay with articles read and recorded by Matt McGrath.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

For sports fans, there's nothing better than watching a live event on TV or at a sports venue. But there's nothing worse than that event being called off because of bad weather. Bad light, a waterlogged pitch or excessive heat can cause matches to be postponed. But according to the latest research, extreme weather might be disrupting the sporting calendar more than ever in the future.对于体育迷来说，没有什么比在电视或体育场馆观看现场赛事更好的了。但没有什么比因为恶劣天气而取消该活动更糟糕的了。光线不好、球场浸水或过热都可能导致比赛推迟。但根据最新研究，未来极端天气可能会比以往任何时候都更扰乱体育赛事日程。In one sport, golf, major tournaments like The Open, are already predicted to be victims of our changing climate. In the UK, an organisation called The Climate Coalition says that golf courses such as St Andrews could be under water by the end of the century if sea levels rise even slightly. It told the BBC that its research predicts "cancelled football matches, flooded cricket grounds and golf courses crumbling into the sea."在一项运动中，高尔夫、公开赛等大型赛事已经被预测为气候变化的受害者。在英国，一个名为“气候联盟”的组织表示，如果海平面稍微上升，到本世纪末，圣安德鲁斯等高尔夫球场可能会被淹没。它告诉英国广播公司，它的研究预测“足球比赛被取消，板球场被淹，高尔夫球场坍塌入海”。The threat to sporting fixtures from climate change has been further highlighted in a new report, commissioned by the Rapid Transition Alliance. Writing about this for the BBC, Matt McGrath says that "By 2050, it's estimated that almost one in four English football league grounds can expect flooding every year." This will mean fewer matches played, less opportunity to watch the beautiful game and reduced revenue from ticket sales.快速过渡联盟委托的一份新报告进一步强调了气候变化对体育赛事的威胁。Matt McGrath 为 BBC 撰写有关此事的文章说：“到 2050 年，据估计，几乎四分之一的英格兰足球联赛场地每年都会发生洪水。”这将意味着比赛次数减少，观看精彩比赛的机会减少，门票销售收入减少。Cricket also faces huge challenges globally as temperatures rise in places like India, Australia and the West Indies. The report says that stadiums in Adelaide and Perth will see a 60% increase in days with temperatures over 40C over the next decade.随着印度、澳大利亚和西印度群岛等地气温升高，板球在全球范围内也面临着巨大挑战。报告称，阿德莱德和珀斯的体育场在未来十年温度超过 40 摄氏度的天数将增加 60%。Of course, we know that the solution lies with reducing our carbon footprint. We could travel less to attend sports events, and reduce our waste when we do go. But this latest report finds that sports leaders are generally failing to address the issue seriously. However, because sport is universally popular and can be very influential, maybe it should be players, teams and their sponsors who promote a carbon-neutral message to help protect sporting venues - before it's 'game over'.当然，我们知道解决方案在于减少我们的碳足迹。我们可以减少参加体育赛事的旅行，并减少我们去时的浪费。但这份最新报告发现，体育领袖普遍未能认真解决这个问题。然而，由于体育运动普遍流行并且可能非常有影响力，也许应该由球员、球队和他们的赞助商来宣传碳中和信息，以帮助保护体育场馆——在“比赛结束”之前。词汇表fan 爱好者，…迷event 项目venue 场地pitch 足球场，运动场地match 比赛sporting calendar 体育赛事日历golf 高尔夫球tournament 锦标赛The Open 英国高尔夫球公开赛golf course 高尔夫球场cricket ground 板球场fixture 体育赛事，体育活动football league 足球联赛the beautiful game 足球stadium 体育场player 运动员sponsor 赞助商game over 不可逆转的，没有希望的（原指 “比赛结束”）

What's up, dudes? Here's a little bonus something I did just for you! Even though I want to redo a few things in the recording, hopefully this helps make your season bright…or at least start getting you into the spirit of things! Anyway, enjoy! Oh, and special thanks to Matt McGrath from Nostaljunk who did some mixing/mastering for me!  

Late Edition: Crime Beat Chronicles is a show that shares true crime stories through readings of newspaper articles and interviews with the journalists who reported on the stories. What you're about to hear is the third episode in a four part series, so if you're new here jump back to the first two parts so you're up to speed. For this set of episodes we'll be traveling to Wilber, Nebraska, where, in November of 2017, 24-year-old Sydney Loofe left work to go on a second date with someone she met on a dating app, and she never came home. The events that followed centered around Aubrey Trail and Bailey Boswell, who were eventually convicted in the case, and were bizarre in the way they unfolded on social media and in the courtroom. The Lincoln Journal Star and Omaha World-Herald covered the story as it broke and navigated the circus-like atmosphere that developed in the courtroom and in conversations with Aubrey Trail. The articles, which you'll hear read by Matt McGrath and are linked below in full, have been lightly edited to avoid redundancies, are linked below and if you appreciate what we're doing with this program, we encourage you to invest in local journalism and support whichever newspaper serves your community. 'We are obviously suspects,' Aubrey Trail says as Sydney Loofe investigation continues  'If they want justice for Sydney, somebody charge us,' Aubrey Trail says of Loofe death Aubrey Trail says Sydney Loofe died of accidental asphyxiation at his hands Aubrey Trail, Bailey Boswell charged in Sydney Loofe's death  Prosecutors: Trail, Boswell began planning to kill Sydney Loofe hours before 2nd date Death penalty sought for Aubrey Trail in killing of Sydney Loofe; prosecutors cite 'exceptional depravity,' history of violence Trail, Boswell sentenced in federal fraud case; Trail tells judge: 'I don't care what you give me' Prosecutors: Boswell, Trail began looking for someone to murder months before meeting Loofe  Snippets of investigator interviews with Aubrey Trail come out at hearing Late Edition: Crime Beat Chronicles, a product of Lee Enterprises, is produced, recorded, edited and hosted by Chris Lay with articles read and recorded by Matt McGrath.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Late Edition: Crime Beat Chronicles is a show that shares true crime stories through readings of newspaper articles and interviews with the journalists who reported on the stories. What you're about to hear is the second episode in a four part series, so if you're new here jump back to part one so you're up to speed. For this set of episodes we'll be traveling to Wilber, Nebraska, where, in November of 2017, 24-year-old Sydney Loofe left work to go on a second date with someone she met on a dating app, and she never came home. The events that followed centered around Aubrey Trail and Bailey Boswell, who were eventually convicted in the case, and were bizarre in the way they unfolded on social media and in the courtroom. The Lincoln Journal Star and Omaha World-Herald covered the story as it broke and navigated the circus-like atmosphere that developed in the courtroom and in conversations with Aubrey Trail. The articles, which you'll hear read by Matt McGrath and are linked below in full, have been lightly edited to avoid redundancies, are linked below and if you appreciate what we're doing with this program, we encourage you to invest in local journalism and support whichever newspaper serves your community. We also have an interview with Dave Bundy and Todd Henrichs, the editor and city editor, respectively, at the Lincoln Journal Star, who were on the floor and making decisions on how to best cover every aspect of this story as it was breaking. 2 sought in disappearance of Sydney Loofe, Lincoln police say Investigators scouring Saline, Gage; 'persons of interest' in Sydney Loofe disappearance deny involvement 'Still looking': Investigators scour ponds, creeks as search for Sydney Loofe continues Sydney Loofe disappearance: Father pleads for help in search as investigators try to question 'persons of interest' 'Persons of interest' in Sydney Loofe disappearance in custody in Nebraska Search for Sydney Loofe highlights balance of transparency, strategy for law enforcement From the start, Loofe investigators looked for electronic breadcrumbs 'This is not your typical case,' Saline County attorney says of investigation into Sydney Loofe's death Late Edition: Crime Beat Chronicles, a product of Lee Enterprises, is produced, recorded, edited and hosted by Chris Lay with articles read and recorded by Matt McGrath.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Late Edition: Crime Beat Chronicles is a show that shares true crime stories through readings of newspaper articles and interviews with the journalists who reported on the stories. You can go back into the archives to find more stories we've presented, but for this set of episodes we'll be traveling to Wilber, Nebraska, where, in November of 2017, 24-year-old Sydney Loofe left work to go on a second date with someone she met on a dating app, and she never came home. The events that followed centered around Aubrey Trail and Bailey Boswell, who were eventually convicted in the case, and were bizarre in the way they unfolded on social media and in the courtroom. The Lincoln Journal Star and Omaha World-Herald covered the story as it broke and navigated the circus-like atmosphere that developed in the courtroom and in conversations with Aubrey Trail. Too often in crime stories the victim gets lost in the shuffle. Sydney Loofe was not there to tell her story during the search for her killers. Salacious details unearthed during the trial and subsequent sentencing dominated headlines. Those stories and revelations were newsworthy, certainly, but they're less about the victim than the perpetrators. This first episode is designed to present some of the articles that painted a picture of Sydney Loofe as she was, as well as her family who remain devastated by her death. The articles, which you'll hear read by Matt McGrath, have been lightly edited to avoid redundancies, are linked below and if you appreciate what we're doing with this program, we encourage you to invest in local journalism and support whichever newspaper serves your community. Parents of missing Lincoln woman Sydney Loofe: 'It's a waiting game' Disappearance of Lincoln woman Sydney Loofe 'concerning,' police chief says Closure comes in Sydney Loofe case, but questions remain Neligh mourns Sydney Loofe — a ‘good friend' and a ‘very sweet girl' Mourners gather in Neligh to say goodbye to 24-year-old Sydney Loofe In Sydney's name: Loofe family reflects a year after disappearance See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

What's this? A 2000 movie? Don't worry, it was filmed in 1999, so it COUNTS! Erika and Paul are taking you through Greg Berlanti's The Broken Hearts Club and talk about gay slang, gay recuperation and gay goodbyes. There are highs! There are lows! But most importantly, there's Timothy Olyphant and John Mahoney!

My interview with comics writer and creator of the ID 10t error comic series, Matt McGrath, here to promote the Kickstarter for his second issue. Original theme music The City Above composed by Tim Roven on www.tabletopaudio.com. All rights reserved to Matt McGrath, Otavio Colino, Kay Baird, and Frank Cvetkovic. - ID-10T Error Kickstarter: http://kck.st/382GH5K - Matt's Socials: Twitter - @stoopid_matt - Collaborators: Otavio Colino, Illustrator: Twitter @OtavioColino // IG - @otaviocolinoarts Kay Baird, colours: Twitter - @HijackedKay Frank Cvetkovic, letter: Twitter & IG @GoFrankGo - - - Socials: IG: solonerdbirdpodcast Twitter: solonerdbirdpod FB: solonerdbirdpod Tumblr: solonerdbird Fanbase: solonerdbird Anchor.Fm: solo-nerd-bird WordPress: solonerdbird.wordpress.com Twitch: solo_nerd_bird Email: solonerdbird@gmail.com

We're very pleased to welcome Matt McGrath, the writer of ID-10T error, to the show this week! We talk with him about funding single issues on Kickstarter, how art shapes the tone of a comic, character design, why comics are the right medium for his stories, and much more! Plus, Matt and Chris refine Battle of the Decades!

True North Country Comics Podcast chats with Matt McGrath as he talks about the latest issue of his new comic book 'ID-10t error' The post Matt McGrath talks about the latest issue of his new comic book ‘ID-10t error’ appeared first on True North Country Comics.

True North Country Comics Podcast chats with Matt McGrath as he talks about the latest issue of his new comic book 'ID-10t error'

True North Country Comics Podcast chats with Matt McGrath as he talks about the latest issue of his new comic book 'ID-10t error'

Today's guest is comic book writer and marvellous man, Curtis Clow who talks about what comics he'd take into a super intelligent ape uprising apocalypse. ---Matt's Links--- https://twitter.com/stoopid_matt https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/matt-mcgrath/id-10t-error-issues-1-and-2 https://mattmcgrath.gumroad.com/l/DrjJl ---ComicScene Links--- https://comicscene.org/ https://comicscene.org/join-comic-club/ https://getmycomics.com/comicscene https://www.facebook.com/groups/comicscenecommunity ---Apocalyptic Links--- https://twitter.com/SamuelGLondon https://soundcloud.com/comicsapocalypse https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/comics-for-the-apocalypse/id1448698111 https://open.spotify.com/show/2ri0g2yoyBKxX4x0IKYkCl https://www.etsy.com/uk/shop/SignalComics

We have had a number of conversations along the way about Fr. McGivney. He is an amazing figure in American Catholic history. We have talked about his character as a man, his work ethic as a priest and the steps of his continuing journey towards sainthood. If Father McGivney was to be known for only one thing it would be his contribution of the Knights of Columbus. Through the lives of over two million members the founder's legacy lives on today. Joining me along the way to talk about Father McGivney's legacy is the Connecticut State Deputy for the Knights of Columbus and my friend Matt McGrath.

With the end of the Glasgow UN climate summit in sight, we take stock of progress so far. The BBC's Matt McGrath brings us the latest developments.

Breakdown and Preview of the Big East and the AAC. Special guest Matt McGrath. Socials: @Spencerjenney IG @Spencrjenney Twitter

In this special episode ahead of the COP26 climate summit in Glasgow, Liz Bonnin puts your questions to the BBC's environment correspondent Matt McGrath, science correspondent Victoria Gill, and energy policy expert Professor Jim Watson. With contributions from Sir Ranulph Fiennes, Mya-Rose Craig and Chris Packham, questions tackled include how much carbon does it take to melt a cubic metre of sea ice, why is a new coal mine in Cumbria even up for discussion and how will we make sure countries stick to the pledges they make at the talks? We also bust some jargon and give you a complete rundown on all the key issues ahead of the critical climate summit.

A quick hello from the team of ‘What Planet Are We On?' to tell you about a special episode we're making this autumn to answer YOUR climate questions. We'll be back with our host Liz Bonnin alongside the BBC's environment correspondent Matt McGrath and science correspondent Victoria Gill. Plus, we'll be joined by Professor Jim Watson from UCL's Institute of Sustainable Resources. So send us your question about climate change or the UN's major conference, COP26, to what.planet@bbc.co.uk and we'll try to answer as many of them as we can. What do you want to ask the experts?

True North Country Comics chats with Matt McGrath about advice for first time #ComicBook makers

In this bonus clip, Liz Bonnin, Matt McGrath and Victoria Gill talk about their favourite climate solutions from this series. We've heard over 100 solutions, tips or ideas from our guests - so we've put the longlist on the 'What Planet Are We On?' website so you can see them all.

In part 2, we hear from some of the world's leading young activists; Jamie Margolin, an American climate justice campaigner and the co-executive director of Zero Hour; Vanessa Nakate, a Ugandan climate justice activist and founder of the Rise Up Movement; and 15 year-old environmentalist, Holly Gillibrand, who was one of the youngest climate activists in the UK when she first began school strikes in the Scottish Highlands where she lives. They talk to Liz Bonnin, Matt McGrath and Victoria Gill about who inspires them and about the pressures of having to step up when they feel some world leaders have checked out.

This episode is about leadership. The team are joined by the UN's former top climate diplomat, Christiana Figueres, and her political strategist, Tom Rivett-Carnac, who helped bring together world leaders for the historic Paris Agreement to combat climate change in 2015. They host the ‘Outrage and Optimism' pod and they've written a book called ‘The Future We Choose'. Liz Bonnin, Victoria Gill and Matt McGrath discuss the challenges and opportunities for leaders acting to bring down emissions and hear why Christiana remains stubbornly optimistic for the future.

This episode is about a musician in the award-winning British band, Foals, who wants to see big changes in both the live music industry and wider society. In a rare and personal interview, Edwin Congreave, says certain types of heavily polluting tours shouldn't take place anymore and there are greener alternatives to connect with audiences. Edwin speaks to Matt McGrath and Victoria Gill about his own realisation about the fragility of our planet, his vision for the future of the live music industry and how bands could tour differently. And he calls on society to ask itself, 'what are we going to do about this'?

This episode is about business, invention and changing the way we do things. Can we continue with ‘business as usual' if we are going to build a sustainable future and reach our net zero targets? Norman Crowley, the founder of Crowley Carbon talks to Liz Bonnin and Matt McGrath about his approach to innovations and solutions and Sian Sutherland co-founder of A Plastic Planet discusses her campaign to eliminate plastic waste and how that translates to the climate change problem.

This episode is about our economy. As governments pour billions into the system following the pandemic, can our future be both prosperous AND green? Liz Bonnin, Matt McGrath and Victoria Gill ask economist Kate Raworth from Oxford University and author of ‘Doughnut Economics' and Professor Rebecca Henderson from Harvard Business School and author of ‘Reimagining Capitalism In A World On Fire' if capitalism holds the solution to a more sustainable future - or if alternative models could be kinder to the planet.

This episode is about optimism and hope and where we can find it in the often depressing climate change story. The supermodel, businesswoman and ‘Who Cares Wins' podcaster Lily Cole talks to Liz Bonnin, Matt McGrath and Victoria Gill along with young conservationist Bella Lack about their own activism and projects, staying positive and the future of the planet. Lily also discusses the challenges of hypocrisy and tells the team, it's better to have lots of imperfect environmentalists rather than a few perfect ones.

This episode looks at the stuff we buy and the impact it has on the planet. The Repair Shop's Jay Blades talks to Liz Bonnin and Matt McGrath about consumerism and re-evaluating how we buy things. Plus, Professor John Barrett from The University of Leeds sheds light on the emissions created in the manufacturing process and Dr Nicole Koenig-Lewis from Cardiff Business School looks at alternative ways of consuming.

In part 2, Alannah Weston, the chair of Selfridges, talks to Liz Bonnin, Victoria Gill and Matt McGrath about how an iconic department store which sells lots of stuff goes about trying to create a more sustainable business model.

This episode is about climate denial, apathy and how we choose to live on the planet. Professor Lorraine Whitmarsh, the director of the Centre for Climate Change and Social Transformations and Professor Katherine Hayhoe, an atmospheric scientist at Texas Tech University join Liz Bonnin, Matt McGrath and Victoria Gill to talk about the scientific basis for human-made climate change and reasons behind our behaviours.

This episode is about food and farming. Hollywood actor Idris Elba and his wife Sabrina Dhowre Elba are UN Goodwill Ambassadors for the International Fund for Agricultural Development and talk about the impacts of climate change on poor, rural communities in Africa. They also share some personal insights with Liz Bonnin, Matt McGrath and Victoria Gill about inequality, the state of our global food systems and how we can all do something to help

In Part 2, Liz Bonnin, Matt McGrath and Victoria Gill discuss the foods we produce, buy and eat and speak to Indra Thillainathan, an agriculture and land use analyst at the Committee on Climate Change, which gives independent advice to the UK government on building a low-carbon economy.

The celebrated broadcaster, Sir David Attenborough, shares his thoughts about the impact of the pandemic on tackling climate change. He says he is frustrated by the delay of government action to protect the natural world and tells us the excesses of capitalism should be "curbed" to save nature. Plus, Liz Bonnin, Matt McGrath and Victoria Gill reflect on where we are at now and what lies ahead.

In Part 2, Liz Bonnin, Matt McGrath and Victoria Gill hear 10 things we can do to help tackle climate change with Crystal Chissell, Vice President of Operations and Engagement at Project Drawdown. The non-profit US organisation looks into existing climate solutions.

A quick hello and welcome from the team of ‘What Planet Are We On?'. Coming very soon to BBC Sounds, a new podcast about climate change and how we choose to live on this planet. Hosted by science, natural history and environmental broadcaster Liz Bonnin alongside the BBC's environment correspondent Matt McGrath and science correspondent Vic Gill, we'll be exploring some of the impacts we're having on the world.