Podcast appearances and mentions of sean holman

This episode originally aired on August 9, 2021: Finding the language to build sustained public engagement on the climate crisis is one of the greatest challenges faced by science communicators today. In this episode, Terra Informers Sonak Patel and Elizabeth Dowdell consider the role that language plays in communicating the climate crisis and how it getting it wrong may contribute to continued climate inaction. To get further insight into the big picture of climate change communication, they spoke to Sean Holman, Professor of Journalism at Mount Royal University. Program Log ★ Support this podcast ★

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Join hosts Mike, Shane, and Junior, along with special guest Sean Holman, for an exhilarating episode of Shock Talk brought to you by BILSTEIN. In this episode, the crew reflects on their adventures and experiences from this year's Easter Jeep Safari in Moab, UT, sharing thrilling stories and insights from one of the off-road world's most iconic events.But that's not all—tune in as they delve into the exciting world of off-roading with a discussion on the highly anticipated 6th generation Toyota 4Runner and Toyota's new product strategy for their off-road lineup. With Sean Holman's expertise in the automotive industry, get ready for an in-depth exploration of what's in store for off-road enthusiasts.And of course, don't miss out on the latest in shock technology! The hosts and Sean Holman will unveil some of the new and exciting shock innovations in BILSTEIN's lineup, giving you a sneak peek into the future of off-road performance.Whether you're a seasoned off-roader, a fan of Easter Jeep Safari, or simply passionate about the latest developments in off-road technology, this episode of Shock Talk is sure to rev up your excitement and leave you eagerly anticipating your next off-road adventure.

Join our host Lorenda Calvert in conversation with Sean Holman of the Climate Disaster Project. Sean is the Wayne Crookes Professor of Environmental and Climate Journalism at the University of Victoria, a former investigative journalist, and an information historian. In this latest episode of our ongoing Climate Leadership & Action for Museums podcast series, Sean describes the work that the Climate Disaster Project does with climate-disaster survivors to share and investigate their stories. They discuss how the Climate Disaster Project came to be, their trauma-informed practice, the role of museums and cultural institutions in times of crisis, and more. Climate Disaster Project BC Heritage Emergency Network Extreme Weather Events Resource for Museums Surviving, in Their Own Words Profiles of resilience: The Climate Disaster Project

Jonathan Mesulam @MesulamJonathan Founder and Coordinator of the West Coast Development Foundation in New Guinea talks with Skaana host Mark Leiren-Young @leirenyoung about the crucial fight to stop Deep Sea Mining in his home - New Guinea - and around the world.

In this episode of Off The Road Again, Ross & Chris welcome back, Sean Holman, the founder of the Truck Show Podcast and a renowned automotive journalist. Sean takes us on a journey as he shares his experience with his 392 AEV Wrangler and how it's changed his perspective on adventure. Sean also talks about his new company, Use for Adventure, which helps manufacturers plan and execute media trips for their vehicles. He provides insights into what goes into planning these trips and how manufacturers can use them to showcase their products. Join us as we delve into Sean's passion for the automotive industry and how he's taking it to the next level with Use for Adventure. Whether you're a seasoned off-roader or simply looking for some inspiration, this episode is not to be missed.

On this weeks episode, Sean Holman joins us. We talk about his start in the truck show podcast and how it came to be. As well as his days at Motor Trend and even the partnership with OVR magazine. It's a great episode and definitely one you won't want to miss. Follow Sean @seanpholman @truckshowpodcast and @useforadventure Follow us on Instagram @brothersbound & @turdle4r also the one and only @toyotagaragepodcast

Scott Brady and Matt Scott interview the legendary Sean Holman, who has spent the last two decades exploring the globe by 4WD. Sean is a 4wd expert, podcaster, and Editor, managing popular titles like Fourwheeler. The conversation includes his thoughts on 4WD vehicle selection and modification, along with his favorite builds. Full show notes available at Overland Journal Podcast

In this archive episode, Terra Informers Sonak Patel and Elizabeth Dowdell consider the role that language plays in communicating the climate crisis and how getting it wrong may contribute to continued climate inaction. To get further insight into the big picture of climate change communication, they spoke to Sean Holman, Professor of Journalism at Mount Royal University. Program Log ★ Support this podcast ★

Host Steffan Hostetter welcomes Sean Holman for a conversation exploring information, democracy and how his work with the Climate Disaster Project is helping climate disaster survivors to share their stories, creating community and change. Find the show's sprawling archives at http://www.greenmajority.ca/ Find out more about the CDP at https://climatedisasterproject.com/

Host Steffan Hostetter welcomes Sean Holman for a conversation exploring information, democracy and how his work with the Climate Disaster Project is helping climate disaster survivors to share their stories, creating community and change.Find the show's sprawling archives at http://www.greenmajority.ca/Find out more about the CDP at https://climatedisasterproject.com/

In episode #463 of Talking Radical Radio, Scott Neigh interviews Sean Holman, a journalism professor at the University of Victoria and a principle investigator for the Climate Disaster Project. They talk about the shifts in journalism's social role in our current political moment, about the news media's response to the climate crisis so far, and about the new model for covering it that is being developed as part of the Climate Disaster Project. For a more detailed description of this episode, go here: https://talkingradical.ca/2022/07/19/radio-climate-disaster-stories-as-a-catalyst-for-change/

Hey everyone! Join us on this great episode where we chat it up with none other than Sean P Holman of Motor Trend and Co-host of the Truck Show Podcast. As the Whiskey goes down the conversations get deep and intense as we talk about all the new trucks coming out soon, Sean's volunteer work helping to preserve the Mojave Road and we even go in on each other's baseball teams and the Toyota Tacoma(LOL). It's a great listen and honestly a VERY informative episode! Enjoy!   

Hello ModernJeepers welcome to Episode 162 of The ModernJeeper Show… the show about Jeeps, Jeeping and Jeepers. Things are always happening in the world of the ModernJeeper... last week we were in Moab and this week Matson is back at MetalCloak World Headquarters while Corey & Jessy are on the road heading to Oklahoma City for a CTI Tour Stop on their way to Jeep Beach in Daytona Florida. Event season is in full force! And no one knows it better than our guest this week, friend, ModernJeeper, journalist, gearhead and all-around off-road Guru, Sean Holman, the head of the Truck Group at Motortrend and host of the hugely popular Truck Show Podcast. Sean shares a multitude of stories including the benefits of Moab, falling gracefully into off road journalism, turning a Sportster into a Cafe Racer, building a modern Flatty, how a podcast about trucks led to visiting a Boomer submarine, driving Jeep's concept rigs [including what his favorite one is of all time], how he snagged a 4xe Grand Cherokee for his wife, and building a 1960 Bug for his daughter... kind of. And he even tries to give Matson some encouragement that one day he, too might be famous enough to drive a Concept Jeep.  Remember, each episode is preserved in video and posted at YouTube.com/modernjeeper... check it out and hit that subscribe button. And... By the way, if you like this episode, please share it with your friends and give a review on your favorite podcast player.  As always, we are extremely grateful to our supporters & friends including Warn Winches, Raceline Wheels, Bestop, Milestar Tires, Rugged Radios, Adventure Rack Systems, and, of course, Metalcloak. So, sit back, relax with a cold one and enjoy Episode 162 of The ModernJeeper Show…   Show Notes:MoabModernJeeper AdventuresTri City CustomsJeep BeachBroncoMotortrendMojave Road GuideThe Truck Show PodcastPowertankEaster Jeep SafariOverland Expo WestOverland AdventureRocklander Giveaway 

Farmer Lester Weber talks about why he and other southern Ontario farmers are sending bails of hay to Saskatchewan; Sean Holman, Wayne Crookes Professor of Environmental and Climate Journalist at the University of Victoria, looks into a new survey on how the media reports on climate change; Shari Kasman talks about her book "Rocks Don't Move and Other Questionable Facts", created from random facts from strangers she received in exchange for her old books; Asha Tomlinson breaks down a new Marketplace investigation into homeopathic products sold at drug stores across Canada, sometimes alongside scientifically tested cold and flu medication; Screentime columnist Eli Glasner has the lowdown on the new group of Ghostbusters and the director bringing the franchise back to life as well as Will Smith's turn as a tennis dad in King Richard; Orillia Library CEO Bessie Sullivan on why the board for the Orillia Public Library has asked the city for 72-thousand dollars for an on-site outreach worker; Artistic Director Tim Carroll explains how the Shaw Theatre is embracing a festival atmosphere for its holiday lineup

Twitter became the centre of the election this week when they put a "manipulated media” tag on one of Chrystia Freeland's tweets, which contained an edited video of Conservative leader Erin O'Toole. And is science journalism at a crisis point in Canada? An analysis finds Canada's biggest newspapers gave about half as much coverage to the IPCC's major recent climate report as US ones did. Fatima Syed hosts with Sean Holman as co-host Further Reading: The Tyee: When Dire Climate News Came, Canada's Front Pages Crumpled Politico on the political connections at Twitter Chrystia Freeland's edited video of Erin O'Toole and the full video This episode is brought to you by PolicyMe, FreshBooks and Squarespace. Support CANADALAND: http://canadalandshow.com/join See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Kevin Klein & DJ Omar Khan discuss everything DAD. dad Lies, Omar's kids made him cry, Mini Vans with Sean Holman from Motor Trend, Rad Dad or Bad Dad, Dad Jokes with Klein. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Finding the language to build sustained public engagement on the climate crisis is one of the greatest challenges faced by science communicators today. In this episode, Terra Informers Sonak Patel and Elizabeth Dowdell consider the role that language plays in communicating the climate crisis and how it getting it wrong may contribute to continued climate inaction. To get further insight into the big picture of climate change communication, they spoke to Sean Holman, Professor of Journalism at Mount Royal University.  Program Log★ Support this podcast ★

Ross & Chris welcome Sean Holman of the Truck Show Podcast, Truck Trend, and Four Wheeler back to the show. Sean recently had actual seat time in the two-door and four-door Ford Broncos. He also almost rolled a 392 Jeep Wrangler and completed an epic Overland Adventure in his own JLUR, ADVJEEP. Ross talks about his time with the Honda Ridgeline, Can-Am Outlander 650, and the Toyota 4Runner TRD Pro. Chris spent some time with the Volkswagen ID.4 courtesy of VW of Topeka.

Professor, journalist and philosopher of the Fourth Estate has written an article fact-checking climate denialist Patrick Moore. He discusses the piece with tech entrepreneur, Los Altos fellow and former Green Party city councilor Art Vanden Berg.

Ross & Chris welcome Sean Holman to the show. Sean is one of the hosts of The Truck Show Podcast and is in charge of content for Four Wheeler Magazine. If it's been published in a truck magazine, Sean probably saw it before you did. He has a 2020 Jeep Wrangler JL Rubicon that is known as the Adventure Jeep.

Topics for Nik Miles: Green Car Report's Bengt Halvoson has the best electric vehicles of the year Jeff Zurschmeide is the Editor-in-Chief of The Star Magazine, and he is tackling the best family cars To cover the best trucks, we bring in Sean Holman, the Co-Host and Co-Creator of The Truck Show Podcast Our own Mike Caudill is bringing the muscle with the beefed up rides of 2020 We run down the numbers with US News and World Report's John Vincent on the best selling segment.... SUV's Perry Stern, part of Our Auto Expert and MSN shifts it in to the next gear with the fastest of the fast Get your weekly auto news update with Anton Wahlman Roadfly's Brian Armstead has the best luxury rides of the year.

Sean Holman recently swapped London's skyscrapers for a bit more sky and relocated his family to the South Coast of England in search of more space and a new perspective. Here he started to take things slower and began to notice the little things: the sound of seagulls instead of sirens, ponies loitering in the road instead of pedestrians, and a few new wrinkles here and there. Some of this was caused by the stress of a second baby on the way, but it was also a wakeup call that he couldn't take his skin for granted. However, skincare had been rattling around at the back of his mind for a while. A couple of months before this he was at the top of a mountain on a ski holiday with a doctor friend having a conversation about how sun damage is the main cause of skin ageing, and that the simplest thing guys can do to stave this off is to use a moisturiser with SPF every day. After being underwhelmed at what was on offer, he took things into his own hands and co-founded The Other Saint, a sustainable skincare line for men that's more than simply ‘good enough', providing the kind of quality and choice that guys deserve, with a sustainable approach to both products and packaging. In this episode of the MenswearStyle Podcast we interview Sean Holman, Co-Founder of The Other Saint about his background and the founding story of his men's skincare brand which features sun protection and sustainable packaging. It has been a 6-month project which started at the beginning of the Coronavirus lockdown after relocating to the New Forest from London. Our host Peter Brooker and Sean also chat about the anti-ageing benefits of using a daily SPF, using compostable pots instead of plastic, the strategy behind product pricing, and why they're direct-to-consumer focused. Whilst we have your attention, be sure to sign up to our daily MenswearStyle newsletter here. We promise to only send you the good stuff.

Communications and journalism professor Sean Holman returns to the show to talk about recent revelations at the Cullen Commission, BC's commission on illegal gambling, money laundering and real estate. Before he was a professor, Sean was an investigative journalist who helped break the original story of political interference in the BC government's decision to disband the RCMP taskforce investigating this. Then, Sean Frackowiak, our entertainment columnist, returns to the show with Christmas movie advice and a review of Borat.

Interview with Sean P. Holman of Motortrend and The Truck Show Podcast. Josh is back and answering manual transmission questions from a listener. Tammy "literally" phones it in. More info at https://jeeptalkshow.com

Has the Government been open enough to the public, during this unprecedented time? Also, earlier today Trudeau asked that media establishments not name the gunman behind the worst shooting in Canadian history. Should he be named or not?  For all this we talk to Sean Holman, Associate Professor of Journalism at Mount Royal University, and freedom of information researcher  

For our first episode on CFUR, we interviewed Prince George city councilor Cori Ramsey on local governance during the Covid-19 crisis and Mount Royal University Professor Sean Holman on the ways Covid-19 is reshaping public discourse and ideas of authority.

In today's After Nine Monday edition, on CFIS, I spent most of the show discussing a set of interlocking issues with Sean Holman, founder of Public Eye Radio, producer of Whipped, the documentary and professor of communications at Mount Royal University. His recent interventions on journalistic ethics and the climate crisis have been a subject of major interest and debate.

"Its the biggest story of our time and if these failures continue, journalists will be contributing to the deaths of millions.” With quotes like that, a journalism professor is making headlines of his own. Sean Holman, Associate Professor of Journalism at Mount Royal University, penned an open letter calling on the media to make immediate changes to their coverage of the climate crisis. The message has been shared thousands of times on social media, and comes with a warning to journalists - Holman believes they're failing when it comes to coverage of the climate crisis. Just, how should the media be covering the climate? And, at what point does society take responsibility for its own self awareness on what is unfolding? On this turn of the Big Blue Marble, our guest reveals his thoughts on the issue of climate change coverage and offers up a possible solution for the average Canadian. As a hint - your local burger joint will not be impressed! Be sure to let me your thoughts on this - and you'll never guess what the new owner of my old house did?! All the torrid details, on this episode of the Big Blue Marble.

This week we talk about the roles and responsibilities of the media when it comes to reporting on the climate crisis and providing truthful information to the public about this global issue. Sean Holman, Associate Professor of journalism at Mount Royal University, and Dr. Joe Vipond, an emergency physician and Co-chair of Calgary Climate Hub, both argue that the media are failing to cover the climate crisis properly.

A recent opinion piece in the Vancouver Sun and the Province sparked public outcry for stoking the flames of anti-immigrant and anti-refugee sentiment. Sean Holman says Mark Hecht’s op-ed is just another example of Postmedia content that undermines journalism to propagandize for radicalized right causes. Sean Holman is a journalism professor at Mount Royal University in Calgary.

A recent opinion piece in the Vancouver Sun and the Province sparked public outcry for stoking the flames of anti-immigrant and anti-refugee sentiment. Sean Holman says Mark Hecht’s op-ed is just another example of Postmedia content that undermines journalism to propagandize for radicalized right causes. Sean Holman is a journalism professor at Mount Royal University in Calgary.

Sean Holman of the Truck Show Podcast and MotorTrend Group joins us to discuss tons of great motorsports topics, including trucks, Jeeps, trends, and of course sponsorship. He gets deep into how to survive in a fragmented industry by building authority, being authentic, and being relevant. This show is powered by 4 Wheel Parts and this episode is brought to you by: AMSOIL SolderWeld Bold Racing Crash Addict Industries Topthepodium.com

In this episode I spoke to Sean Holman, half of the Lightning and Holman duo that hosts the hit podcast "The Truck Show" for Motortrend. Mike Finnegan introduced us and the two shows have collaborated on a few things over the last year. Sean has always been fascinated with automotive topics and trucks but his start is not the typical story. Early on, Sean obtained a degree in criminal justice and wanted to be an officer. Unfortunately he did not like the bureaucracy and started looking for alternatives to his chosen career.  On Sept 11, 2001 he was working in a Boeing factory working security supporting the Shuttle missions and had to make sure the plant was shut down and secure right after the attacks. Employees were watching the skies and listening to silence, unsure of what would happen next. Sean made the jump out of security right after that, by making contacts at Primedia and working his way into being the associate editor of Truckin' magazine. The post TMCP #392: Sean Holman of The Truck Show Podcast; Loud, Proud, and Sometimes Annoying – Ask Rick, Why Isn’t All Shipping “Free?” first appeared on The Muscle Car Place.

You've no doubt heard the breakdown of the Canadian budget by now. One interesting aspect of that budget was the money that was going to be put towards supporting Canadian news organizations. Is this the answer to the problem? Or are there deeper underlying issues that we need to address to support our news organizations.Sean Holman is the founder of PublicEye, who is one of the people that believes that there are other more important things we need to address. He mentions in a Tyee article that according to a survey, more Canadians know the Russian President's last name than the number of people who know who Canada's Governor General is, who the Finance Minister is, or even the name of their province's Premier. Guest: Sean Holman Professor in Journalism, and founder of investigative news service PublicEye

On today's Woodford Show we begin with our weekly civic update with Kamloops mayor Ken Christian discussing everything from the supplemental budget to crime. Then NL News Director Shane Woodford is joined by the federal Competition Bureau's Associate Deputy Commissioner -Leila Wright to discuss ride sharing. We then move to health care to talk about Community Health Centres with the Chair of the BC Rural Health Network Ed Staples. The show finishes discussing the legislature and transparency with journalism professor Sean Holman

On this week's Inside #bcpoli NL News Director Shane Woodford is joined by Global BC's Keith Baldrey and Richard Zussman along with the Vancouver Sun's Vaughn Palmer. The panel breaks down this week's controversy with the Speaker of the House and an RCMP investigation into two officers of the legislature. They also discuss this week's ride-sharing legislation and its fallout. Also some news on the proportional representation front. Later in the show Mount Royal Journalism Professor Sean Holman is on the show to talk about the unique Speaker of the House and the lack of transparency surrounding the office.

The Truck Show Podcast with Lightning and Holman is a fun, irreverent and edgy look at today’s world of trucks. Hosted by veteran Los Angeles radio personality and producer Jay “Lightning” Tilles and truck expert and longtime automotive journalist Sean Holman, the duo brings a unique and entertaining perspective to all things truck, including those lifted, lowered, and everything in between.

Massive budgets. Bombshell revelations. Those are other podcasts. This is The Truck Show podcast, where radio personality Jay "Lightning" Tilles and automotive journalist Sean Holman cover all things truck - lifted, lowered, and everything in between.

On this week's Inside #bcpoli the Vancouver Sun's Vaughn Palmer and the Globe and Mail's Gary Mason are on the political panel to talk blacktop politics, the BC Liberals leadership race, the preliminary Site-C report from the BC Utilities Commission, and the move by the province to ban union and corporate donations. Later in the show Mount Royal journalism professor Sean Holman is on the show to talk about freedom of information and political donations.

Sean Holman, an assistant professor of journalism at Mount Royal University, weighs in with his thoughts on naming homicide victims. 

Provincial New Democrat legislator Lana Popham interviews host Sean Holman as part of our commitment to media accountability. Fightback editorial member Mike Palecek discuss his effort to "take back" the new Democrats. And our rabble-rousing panel - Don Anderson, Bob Russell, Allan Warnke and Monday Magazine's Jason Youmans - debate the week that was in provincial and federal politics.