"To Love a Place," is a monthly podcast hosted by Minnesota Interfaith Power & Light Campaign Coordinator, Claire Curran. It seeks to share stories of the interfaith climate movement in Minnesota. Across the state, people are doing incredible work on climate change, in their homes, their communities, and in their places of worship. 

"To Love a Place" will include an interview with a guest an activist, organizer, faith leader, academic, elected official, or community member, as we listen to their story, their faith tradition, and their inspiration for action. 

To Love A Place is a program of Minnesota Interfaith Power & Light, supported in part by Interfaith Youth Core, and the Germanacos Foundation. 

Follow along @ToLoveAPlace on twitter and let us know about the places you love!

My name is Vincent and I'm a saxophonist, audio engineer, and private teacher based in Central Jersey. I have a Bachelors in Music from William Paterson University. I enjoy many kinds of music, but jazz, hip hop, and funk are towards the top of the list.

We are a representative group of student activists from Green School, Bali. Our mission is contribute to positive change.

foamerly "The Styrophonies"

thestyrophonics@gmail.com

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