Beverly Harper's guest appearances

Beverly Harper

Climate Change Therapy

Robert Ball

Gabe Gordon

Alex Greer

Cousin Jeremy

Tomthy Heaney

Maureen McQueen

Lars Mikelson

Myles Owings

Joe Ozo

Danny Santa

Atom Bauerstein

OwlTail

Welcome back to Climate Change Therapy, the podcast where we honor our conscience by furthering the dialogue about the greatest problem, perhaps, that humanity has ever faced - climate change - while allowing, quite generously, for digressions down rabbit holes of much more immediate, local concerns. For example: the coronavirus. On today’s (6/25/20) episode, Hank welcomes his boss (at his real job), the legendary Philadelphia business leader Beverly Harper, onto the program to discuss climate change, COVID-19, the George Floyd protests, and unrelated topics, including:5:05 – The effect of COVID-19 on climate change9:00 – How the news and civil discourse have changed since the good ole days of Dick Cavett14:00 – The removal of statues and monuments, such as the Columbus statue in Philadelphia20:25 – How slavery and colonization was taught in schools when Beverly was a student, and teacher, in the 1960s27:45 – The George Floyd protests, reasons for optimism, and 1960s comparisons37:00 – Defunding the police42:25 – A new segment called Beverly Reacts!48:30 – A question from our only listener, steering the topic back to climate change58:20 – Starting a small business in 1969, as a black woman without a business background, and then growing it into the successful business that Hank works for today1:11:00 – Beverly’s family history, including a house immortalized in the National Museum of African-American History &amp; Culture (nmaahc.si.edu/jones-hall-sims-house)1:13:00 – Leading the charge for minority and women-owned business legislation in Philadelphia in the 1980s1:29:00 – Schools and unrelated topics1:41:00 – Former Philadelphia Mayor Frank Rizzo1:43:35 – Former Philadelphia Mayor Ed Rendell1:45:55 – Music1:49:00 – The impact of COVID-19 on transit1:53:30 – Advice to young people for remaining hopeful and optimistic in 2020 and beyond

Welcome back to Climate Change Therapy, the podcast where we honor our conscience by furthering the dialogue about the greatest problem, perhaps, that humanity has ever faced - climate change - while allowing, quite generously, for digressions down rabbit holes of much more immediate, local concerns. For example: the coronavirus. On today’s (6/25/20) episode, Hank welcomes his boss (at his real job), the legendary Philadelphia business leader Beverly Harper, onto the program to discuss climate change, COVID-19, the George Floyd protests, and unrelated topics, including: 5:05 – The effect of COVID-19 on climate change 9:00 – How the news and civil discourse have changed since the good ole days of Dick Cavett 14:00 – The removal of statues and monuments, such as the Columbus statue in Philadelphia 20:25 – How slavery and colonization was taught in schools when Beverly was a student, and teacher, in the 1960s 27:45 – The George Floyd protests, reasons for optimism, and 1960s comparisons 37:00 – Defunding the police 42:25 – A new segment called Beverly Reacts! 48:30 – A question from our only listener, steering the topic back to climate change 58:20 – Starting a small business in 1969, as a black woman without a business background, and then growing it into the successful business that Hank works for today 1:11:00 – Beverly’s family history, including a house immortalized in the National Museum of African-American History &amp; Culture (<a href="http://nmaahc.si.edu/jones-hall-sims-house" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">nmaahc.si.edu/jones-hall-sims-house</a>) 1:13:00 – Leading the charge for minority and women-owned business legislation in Philadelphia in the 1980s 1:29:00 – Schools and unrelated topics 1:41:00 – Former Philadelphia Mayor Frank Rizzo 1:43:35 – Former Philadelphia Mayor Ed Rendell 1:45:55 – Music 1:49:00 – The impact of COVID-19 on transit 1:53:30 – Advice to young people for remaining hopeful and optimistic in 2020 and beyond

Climate Change Therapy - Ep. 24 - Beverly Harper