Tom Appel, Publisher of Consumer Guide Automotive, takes a ride in Robert Colangelo’s self-driving Tesla.

Brian Chaplin, Professor of Chemical Engineering at University of Illinois Chicago, discusses the Great Lakes Renew program and his research with PFAs.

Autumn Proudlove, Associate Director of Policy and Markets at the North Carolina Clean Energy Technology Center, is back on the show to discuss a new report.

Hunter Miller, public observing educator at Chicago's Adler Planetarium, talks about the solar eclipse.

Alaina Harkness is Executive Director of Current, a Chicago-based water technology innovator.

Mick Jacobsen, executive director of the Lake Villa District Library, talks about how they are taking the library outdoors.

What can the U.S. learn from Norway? Tom Appel, publisher of Consumer Guide Automotive, discusses Norway’s transition to electric vehicles.

Justin Lindemann, a policy analyst at the North Carolina Clean Energy Technology Center, discusses decommissioning solar projects.

Joep Van den Bosch is Chief Strategy Officer for the Ridder Group, a Dutch company that produces innovative technical solutions for greenhouses and indoor vertical farms.

Chris Anthony is CEO of Aptera Motors, a pioneer in solar-electric vehicles.

Kevin Fitzpatrick, Assistant Director of Engineering with the Metropolitan Water Reclamation District of Greater Chicago, describes how the TARP "Deep Tunnel" project is a sustainable solution to surface water management.

Camilo Penalosa describes how his company, Infinite Herbs, became one of the top fresh herb companies in the U.S.

Can EVs handle midwest winters? Tom Appel, Consumer Guide Automotive publisher, explains.

Eliza Fournier, the urban farm director at the College of Lake County, discusses offering accessible, affordable, nutrient-dense food.

Rebecca and Josh Tickell are the directors of the documentary Common Ground, which connects the dots between agribusiness farming and how to make our food system more sustainable.

Maria Gallucci, Canary Media reporter, discusses sustainability in the steel industry.

Vehicle expert Tom Appel has been with the Green Sense Show for ten years! He discusses what to expect this year and reflects on last year's trends.

Award-winning actor, comedian, and youth pastor Kel Mitchell discusses a holiday gift-giving program for children and families in need.

Nikita Agrawal is a high school student who has created a model for predicting wildfires.

Kim Blomquist from mHUB returns to the Green Sense Show to discuss how the innovation center helps accelerate startups.