Christine Arena's guest appearances

Christine Arena

CareerCast by the University of Chicago Booth School of Business

Leonard Lopate at Large on WBAI Radio in New York

Dave Troy Presents

Donald Trump

Alex Gibney

Ray Isle

Karen Cooper

Marc Lamont Hill

Randy Shaw

Walt Whitman

Caitlin Zaloom

Grace Lee

Sarah Parcak

James Wilson

Orson Welles

Ed Schoenfeld

Marion Nestle

Tom Philpott

OwlTail

SEASON 1: OIL, GOLD, CRYPTO &amp; FASCISM: HOW WE GOT HERE AND HOW TO FIX IT Christine Arena is a public relations veteran, climate activist, and filmmaker based in San Francisco. For the last several years she's been studying the funding of influence campaigns by the carbon fuel industry, looking at ways to expose and disrupt their strategies. She and Dave discuss the history of how the oil industry has not only sought to deny climate science, but to target lawmakers and the public with influence and psychological warfare campaigns that minimize the harms caused by the industry while outright obstructing any kind of action that might stand in their way. Christine's current project is a grant-funded documentary, PLAYED, which outlines the influence of the oil and gas industry and proposes ways to disrupt it. She has also appeared on the podcast series DRILLED by journalist Amy Westervelt, specifically in Season 3. For more information, check out her website at generousfilms.com, and check out DRILLED at criticalfrequency.org. Listeners may also want to check out work on Discourses of Delay: www.cambridge.org/core/journals/gl…B6212378E32985A7

SEASON 1: OIL, GOLD, CRYPTO &amp; FASCISM: HOW WE GOT HERE AND HOW TO FIX IT Christine Arena is a public relations veteran, climate activist, and filmmaker based in San Francisco. For the last several years she's been studying the funding of influence campaigns by the carbon fuel industry, looking at ways to expose and disrupt their strategies. She and Dave discuss the history of how the oil industry has not only sought to deny climate science, but to target lawmakers and the public with influence and psychological warfare campaigns that minimize the harms caused by the industry while outright obstructing any kind of action that might stand in their way. Christine's current project is a grant-funded documentary, PLAYED, which outlines the influence of the oil and gas industry and proposes ways to disrupt it. She has also appeared on the podcast series DRILLED by journalist Amy Westervelt, specifically in Season 3. For more information, check out her website at <a href="http://generousfilms.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">generousfilms.com</a>, and check out DRILLED at <a href="http://criticalfrequency.org" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">criticalfrequency.org</a>. Listeners may also want to check out work on Discourses of Delay: <a href="www.cambridge.org/core/journals/gl%E2%80%A6B6212378E32985A7" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.cambridge.org/core/journals/gl…B6212378E32985A7</a>

The Oil Industry's War on Reality with Christine Arena

Dawn Wright

The six-part series of short documentary films entitled “Let Science Speak” was made in direct response to escalating efforts to suppress environmental science and silence scientists. “More than anything, this series is about not only science and why science matters, but who we are as scientists,” Dr. Dawn Wright, one of the scientists featured in “Let Science Speak,” told Kara Howland of the blog TV Goodness.  “Some of us are parents, some of us are people of faith, we’re all people who care about our communities.” On Tuesday’s “Leonard Lopate at Large,” join Dr. Wright along with series creator Christine Arena for a discussion of why science matters.

Dr. Dawn Wright and Christine Arena talk about the short film series Let Science Speak. (10/16/18)

In this CareerCast, Christine discusses how successful companies today are making corporate responsibility programs an integral part of business strategy and as a result, realizing greater innovation, expansion, and profibility.

In this CareerCast, Christine discusses how successful companies today are making corporate responsibility programs an integral part of business strategy and as a result, realizing greater innovation, expansion, and profibility.

"How to Identify Companies that Are Truly Responsible and Profitable" with Christine Arena