Adam Carlin is a social practice artist and director of the Greensboro Project Space. In this episode, we hear how Adam became an artist and what brought him to social practice as an art form, and we'll hear an explanation of what social practice is. He discusses why it is important for him to connect art, ecology, and community through projects and institutes that blur the lines between art production and everyday life. And we'll hear about his love for chickens.

Dr. Carolyn Finney is a storyteller, author, and cultural geographer. In this podcast, she discusses environment and sustainability in relation to race and place.

In this episode, we hear from Paige Cox, owner and co-creator of Reconsidered Goods, a creative reuse center located in Greensboro, North Carolina. What's it like to start and run a creative reuse center? How can a reuse center respond to a pandemic?

In this episode, we talk to Laine Roberts, Water Resources Public Education Coordinator with the City of Greensboro, North Carolina. Laine gives some insight on her journey to a water resources and waste reduction advocate.

In this first full episode, I talk with Sean MacInnes, Sustainability Specialist with the University of North Carolina in Greensboro, North Carolina on this journey from the arts to sustainability, and what it's like being a sustainability advocate in higher education.

In this introductory episode, host Matthew Bryant gives a little background on why the podcast came to be. Pondering Skies is a podcast about those who are working in, thinking about, and doing sustainability.