Highlighting Alt Fuel Podcasts for the Commonwealth
Virginia Clean Cities Podcast: VCC Talks
Podcast for everything clean transportation. Join host and creators as they explore a multitude of perspectives on clean fuels and sustainable transportation. This program is often led by our student leaders. Over the episodes, VCC has talked with legal scholars, alternative fuel enthusiasts, fleet managers, and communications experts about the current landscape of the energy field. In addition to getting takeaways from professionals, we seek out personal stories from the individual interviewees.
VCC Talks establishes that there is no single right way to champion clean transportation energy—just many paths worth listening to. Whether you’re a student, scholar, or simply enthusiastic about our ever-changing natural world, there’s something in VCC Talks for you. You can listen to VCC Talks on Spotify and YouTube, both hyperlinked here.
Anthony Tongen and JMU Research – Spotify and YouTube
Keith Holland and Energy Research – YouTube
Sam Brumberg and Energy Law – Spotify and YouTube
Tucker Perkins Talks the Power of Propane – Spotify and YouTube
Erick Pinzon on Electrified Watercraft – Spotify and YouTube
David Robinson on Communicating Environmental Change- Spotify and YouTube
Allison Gocke Talks Law Around Clean Energy & Transportation – Spotify and YouTube
Mike Duffy Talks Clean Transportation for University of Virginia – Spotify and YouTube
VCC Technology Happy Hour
By showcasing Virginia Clean Cities stakeholders, communities throughout Virginia can connect and learn a wide range of clean fuel progress. Join VCC for a Technology Happy Hour on Youtube and reach out to gbrennan@active-fuchsia-cobra.67-208-42-13.cpanel.site for more information.
Partner Podcasts:
April 14, 2025. podcast from The Shock featuring VCC’s Clean Communities and Economic Development Director, Graham Sheridan. The Shock is a Mid-Atlantic energy law podcast from the GreeneHurlocker firm. This podcast aims to delve into questions and topics from energy law, such as grid modernization, renewable energy and more. The Shock interviewed Graham Sheridan to discuss electric vehicle policy, infrastructure and technology in the Commonwealth Virginia.
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Being the Change is the official podcast of James Madison University. It features members of the JMU community who are combining intellect with action to live lives of purpose and meaning. Being the Change podcast was conceived by Jim Heffernan (’96, ’17M), editor of Madison magazine and Andy Perrine (’86), head of University Marketing and Branding. Episode 13 and 14 recognize JMU research programs like Virginia Clean Cities. .Available on these platforms: Apple, Spotify, Youtube,Amazon Music, iHeart Radio, Podbean app