If you haven’t tuned in to Ecology Radio for while, you’re missing out on some great, up-to-the-minute ecology programming right here at ecology.com.

Recent additions to Green Patriot Radio with David Steinman include the following interviews…

Cara Pike, contributing author to Strategies for the New Green Economy: Opportunities and Challenges in the New World of Business by Joel Makower, explains the demographic categories related to environmental world views including the Greenest Americans, Compassionate Caretakers, Proud Traditionalists, Murky Middles, Anti-Authoritarian Materialists, Driven Independents, Cruel Worlders, Borderline Fatalists, Ungreens and Post-Modern Idealists.

Devra Davis, author of The Secret History of the War on Cancer and Director of the Center for Environmental Oncology at the University of Pittsburgh’s Cancer Institute. addresses the increase in brain cancer among young people, and why radio frequency signals from cell phones are suspected to play a role. The dangers of aspartame are also discussed.

Walt Bader, author of Toxic Bedrooms: Your Guide to a Safe Night’s Sleep talks with David about toxic chemical exposure in the home; particularly long term exposure to mattresses containing carcinogenic petrochemicals and formaldehyde.

Orion Walker of the Solar Living Institute discusses a solar job training program in Richmond, CA, that installs solar power in low-income homes and trains disadvantaged students and young adults. Orion explains how  employment in the green economy is more stable than in the overall economy and how the demand for green collar-jobs is expected to grow in the near future.

Newly added to Vibrantly Green, with Diane Brandon…

Green Living for Children – Protecting Children from Environmental Hazards: An interview with Amy Todisco, a Green Living Expert and author of Organic Food on a Budget.

How Endangered Animals Ultimately Affect Humans – The Case of Diminishing Sharks: An interview with Peter Knights, Director of Wild Aid, shares how the demise of shark populations for shark fin soup can ultimately affect us

Enjoy!