posted by Nicole Parisi-Smith, Surfrider San Francisco's Music Outreach Program Coordinator. A post very similar to this one appears on her personal blog, Pop Culture Activist.
Surfrider Foundation CEO Jim Moriarty has a podcast called "On The Beach."
Some info about the podcast, from the Surfrider website:
Surfrider Foundation is made up of a mosaic of amazing people. These people come at the idea of coastal conservation from many angles and have different life stories. What they have in common is a love of our oceans waves and beaches. Twice a month we will explore this mosaic by releasing an audible interview with a key player in our movement.
Jim's most recent podcast features DC Surfrider Chapter Chair Julie Lawson.
This is what Jim had to say about his talk with Julie:
Everything about this podcast fascinated me.
The Washington DC chapter is one of the few non-coastal chapters in our network. Julie Lawson and the DC crew have created muscle that is not only tied into the local watershed and the distant beach, but also the federal government around them. Lastly, rather than working to pass a blatant plastic bag ban, the DC chapter worked with other groups to tie the plastics issue to economics.
Julie and I sat down and walked through these issues and a few others. Don't let her humility fool you, this woman is a rock star.
Julie Lawson, recorded on the streets of Washington D.C.
Listen here!
You'll hear Julie and Jim talk about Surfrider's volunteer-run Music Outreach Program.
Thanks to everyone who helped me start the program - especially Julie and Laura Mazzarella, Surfrider's Marketing Manager.
Thanks, too, to DC Surfrider members Eli Kiljanek, Eric Dean, Jason Rubin, Joyce Rosado, Megan Kelley, and Mike Childs who not only supported me, but who literally stood by my side and helped me represent DC Surfrider at MOP's first few shows.
For a full list of "Friends of MOP" please see this blog's sidebar. Thanks, too to Surfrider San Francisco and DC Surfrider's Music Outreach Program Coordinator Chris Woods, who help keep it strong!
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