The Bully Pulpit Podcast

About The Bully Pulpit Podcast

Through policy deep dives, collaborative partnerships, and dynamic storytelling, The Bully Pulpit is a place for thought leaders in the conservative environmental space. The Bully Pulpit is a project of the American Conservation Coalition (ACC). www.bullypulpit.eco (https://www.bullypulpit.eco?utm_medium=podcast)

Publisher

American Conservation Coalition

Category

science · society & culture

Language

en

Explicit

No

First episode

20 Oct 2025

Latest episode

27 Oct 2026

Latest episodes

41 of 53 episodes have a transcript.

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   27 Oct 2026TRANSCRIPT

   Episode #53: Saving the Great Salt Lake, the Utah Way

   Host Greg Hughes interviews environmental scientist Dr. Brian Moench about innovative Utah strategies to save the Great Salt Lake.

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   20 Oct 2026TRANSCRIPT

   Episode #52: Your Culture Is Dying Somewhere on a Riverbank

   Host Michael Tracey interviews Dr. Sarah Jones about the subtle signs of organizational decline and how to prevent it.

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   13 Oct 2026TRANSCRIPT

   Episode #51: Why I Don’t Worry About My Kid’s Carbon Footprint

   Host [Host Name] interviews [Guest Name] about prioritizing childhood development over environmental anxieties.

Inside a recent episode

Episode #53: Saving the Great Salt Lake, the Utah Way

Published 27 Oct 2026 · Transcript excerpt

[…] Today, it sits at an elevation of 4,190 feet, only slightly above its 2022 record low and roughly eight feet below what the state considers a minimum healthy level. As the state has shrunk over the past several decades, more than 800 square miles of lake bed have been exposed. The consequences are far reaching. The brief notes that the lake supports over $2 billion in annual economic activity through mineral production, aquaculture, and recreation, and is an essential stopover on the Pacific Flyway for as many as 12 million birds, spanning over 350 species. As it dries, winds blow toxic dust from the exposed lake bed toward more than 2 million people living along the Wasatch Front. […]