28 JUN 2024 · Join Adeola, with EH Board members Lucia Iannantuono and Nina Tran as they screen share and discuss what their eyes witness going on in the landing page of a major news outlet's business section.  Thank you for moving along with us as we've looked back this season. It was such a pleasure to document this season with so many prior inspiration staff and board members. Here's to more years of EH and to all our archival practices. What work can you document today? The Environment Hamilton podcast is created, hosted, and edited by Adeola Egbeyemi. The theme music was composed by Brody Robinmeyer.  You can support the podcast and Environment Hamilton's work by rating our podcast, https://www.environmenthamilton.org/donate_one, and connecting with us on https://www.environmenthamilton.org/.

21 JUN 2024 · https://friendlystreetshamilton.wordpress.com/ was a prominent and long-standing project of EH's.  Originating as a pilot project with http://www.cyclehamont.ca/, Friendly Streets was designed to engage people towards more walkable, bikeable and vibrant neighbourhoods — especially in Hamilton’s downtown core.  The project then shifted to centre on Black, Indigenous and Racialized Communities—a collaborative initiative between the https://accahamilton.wixsite.com/info, Environment Hamilton, and the https://hcci.ca/. This stemmed from a recognition that streets are experienced in unique ways by different communities for various reasons. For more information about the Friendly Streets project, check out the project page on the https://www.environmenthamilton.org/friendly_streets_hamilton.  The Environment Hamilton podcast is created, hosted, and edited by Adeola Egbeyemi. The theme music was composed by Brody Robinmeyer (welcome back!). You can support the podcast and Environment Hamilton's work by rating our podcast, https://www.environmenthamilton.org/donate_one, and connecting with us on https://www.environmenthamilton.org/.

17 JUN 2024 · Topics covered with EH Board members Craig Burley and Evan Ubene include: prophecies, corporate purposes of existence, boring cereals, and environmental policy. The Environment Hamilton podcast is created, hosted, and edited by Adeola Egbeyemi. The theme music was composed by Brody Robinmeyer.  You can support the podcast and Environment Hamilton's work by rating our podcast, https://www.environmenthamilton.org/donate_one, and connecting with us on https://www.environmenthamilton.org/.

7 JUN 2024 · What shifted in Hamilton regarding environmentalism in 2016? Why was current Executive Director Ian Borsuk drawn to Environment Hamilton 8 years ago? What was it like working with co-founder and long-term Executive Director Lynda Lukasik? The long awaited episode three promises to deliver.  The Environment Hamilton podcast is created, hosted, and edited by Adeola Egbeyemi. The theme music was composed by Brody Robinmeyer.  You can support the podcast and Environment Hamilton's work by rating our podcast, https://www.environmenthamilton.org/donate_one, and connecting with us on https://www.environmenthamilton.org/.

13 MAR 2024 · A Board noun (n.) - A piece of sawed lumber.  - Those behind-the-scenes people in organizations who do ... well, stuff.  This History season of the EH podcast, we're alternating between the past and the present. Our even numbered episodes, like this one, will introduce you to our Board of Directors, demystifying our elected volunteer group that does so much and comes from varied backgrounds.  Today, we're talking to Adan Amer, the Board's co-chair, and Stewart Klazinga, a new member. Tune in as we talk murder mystery fundraisers, setting Board boundaries, and much more.  The Environment Hamilton podcast is created, hosted, and edited by Adeola Egbeyemi. The theme music was composed by Brody Robinmeyer.  You can support the podcast and Environment Hamilton's work by rating our podcast, https://www.environmenthamilton.org/donate_one, and connecting with us on https://www.environmenthamilton.org/.

24 NOV 2023 · Welcome to the first episode of a new season of the Environment Hamilton Podcast! In this episode, follow along as Lynda Lukasik, Brian McHattie and Don McLean describe how they ended up in Hamilton in the 1990s, what happened in the advocacy and activist work undertaken to protect the Red Hill Valley, and how what came out of the battle ended up being much larger than any of them could have predicted. The Environment Hamilton Podcast is created, hosted, and edited by Adeola Egbeyemi. The theme music was created by Brody Robinmeyer. You can support the podcast and Environment Hamilton's work by rating our podcast, https://www.environmenthamilton.org/donate_one, and connecting with us on https://www.environmenthamilton.org/.

11 AUG 2022 · You can head back down the Pier to the Williams Cafe. This final episode covers one-third of the key stack watching mantra of: observe, document, and report. You have many options of how to report any dangerous emissions you might see. Tune into learn how to do so. Thank you for stack watching with us today. ➤ Episode Resources & Notes Ministry of the Environment, Conservation and Parks (MoE) Hamilton District Office: 905-521-7650 MoE 24/7 Spills Action Center: 1-866-663-8477 Email your photos to: moe.tips@ene.gov.on.ca You can also contact industry directly or copy them on your reports to the MoE ArcelorMittal Dofasco 905-548-7200 x0 environment.dofasco@arcelormittal.com Stelco 905-528-2511 x2268 environment@stelco.com ➤ Credits Created and hosted by Adeola Egbeyemi Edited by Adeola Egbeyemi Keynote Speaker: Lynda Lukasik Theme music by Brody Robinmeyer ➤ Support Us Please listen, follow, and rate our podcast! Visit our website at environmenthamilton.org/podcast Support our show and other environmental initiatives by donating at environmenthamilton.org/donate_one Send tips, comments, and questions to llukasik@environmenthamilton.org Twitter: @EnvHamilton Facebook: facebook.com/EnvHamilton/ Instagram: @environmenthamilton

11 AUG 2022 · In a special mid-series episode, executive director Lynda sits down with summer 2022 intern Adeola to hold a conversation about the importance of bearing witness. While political and environmental, stack watching could and maybe should be one other thing: emotional. This episode can be listened to on the right side of the Landing. *Please note some audio adjustments may be needed from 3:00-4:00. Thank you. And - before you head back down the Pier, be sure to take a photo or selfie with visible industry. Then, we'd love it if you tagged us on Twitter @EnvHamilton / used the hashtag #StackWatchingHamOnt to share your experience today! ➤ Credits Created and hosted by Adeola Egbeyemi Edited by Adeola Egbeyemi Keynote Speaker: Lynda Lukasik Theme music by Brody Robinmeyer ➤ Support Us Please listen, follow, and rate our podcast! Visit our website at environmenthamilton.org/podcast Support our show and other environmental initiatives by donating at environmenthamilton.org/donate_one Send tips, comments, and questions to llukasik@environmenthamilton.org Twitter: @EnvHamilton Facebook: www.facebook.com/EnvHamilton/ Instagram: @environmenthamilton

11 AUG 2022 · We suggest moving to the right of the Landing. This episode continues to describe Hamilton's industrial skyline, covering details about both the basic oxygen furnace area and emissions from grain storage stacks. Need help detecting the basic oxygen furnace? Click here for an image of its shape: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1kPj4R3mLzFAcrN85RgGoZu4_MwDMfaqa/view?usp=sharing ➤ Credits Created and hosted by Adeola Egbeyemi Edited by Adeola Egbeyemi Keynote Speaker: Lynda Lukasik Theme music by Brody Robinmeyer ➤ Support Us Please listen, follow, and rate our podcast! Visit our website at environmenthamilton.org/podcast Support our show and other environmental initiatives by donating at environmenthamilton.org/donate_one Send tips, comments, and questions to llukasik@environmenthamilton.org Twitter: @EnvHamilton Facebook: www.facebook.com/EnvHamilton/ Instagram: @environmenthamilton

11 AUG 2022 · If you have reached The Landing, buckle up for a lengthier episode, and please continue on to episode 5. This episode covers three topics: 00:00 - 06:02 : Background information on the two key industrial players in Hamilton—ArcelorMittal Dofasco and Stelco 06:02 - 08:04 : What a dangerous emission from their stacks looks like (Stack Watching 101!) 08:04 - end : A breakdown of the industrial skyline that you're looking at ➤ Credits Created and hosted by Adeola Egbeyemi Edited by Adeola Egbeyemi Keynote Speaker: Lynda Lukasik Theme music by Brody Robinmeyer ➤ Support Us Please listen, follow, and rate our podcast! Visit our website at environmenthamilton.org/podcast Support our show and other environmental initiatives by donating at environmenthamilton.org/donate_one Send tips, comments, and questions to llukasik@environmenthamilton.org Twitter: @EnvHamilton Facebook: www.facebook.com/EnvHamilton/ Instagram: @environmenthamilton