New events posted regularly…
PBS | Television | Upcoming
Ozzie Zehner will appear on a segment about energy and the future of environmentalism hosted by EMMY Award nominee Patrick Center
June 14, 2012 | 6:00 pm
University Press Books, Berkeley – Ozzie will introduce Green Illusions and answer questions about alternative energy technologies and the future of environmentalism. | 2430 Bancroft Way, Berkeley, CA 94704 | ph: (510) 548-0585 | UniversityPressBooks.com
July 10, 2012 | Oakland, CA | Time & Location TBA
This talk will be jointly hosted by Congress for the New Urbanism.
July 10, 2012 | Oakland, CA | Time & Location TBA
This talk will be jointly hosted by The American Institute of Architects.
PENINSULA COMMUNITY LIBRARY
July 30, 2012 | 7:00pm
Traverse City, Michigan - Ozzie will introduce Green Illusions at this event, which is open to the public. | 2699 Island View Road | ph: (231)223-7700 | peninsulacommunitylibrary.org
August, 2012 | Time TBA
Ozzie Zehner will speak with students as part of a senior series on Leadership, Ethics and Contemporary Issues. .
September 27-28, 2012 | Time TBA
University of British Columbia – Ozzie Zehner will speak as a part of the UBC Reads Sustainability author series
The Extraenvironmentalist | Vancouver Public Radio | Clip
Ozzie Zehner spoke with Seth and Justin, hosts of the Extraenvironmentalist, a Canadian FM radio show and podcast.
New York Public Radio | link coming soon (30 mins)
Ozzie Zehner spoke with Jim Lynch, host of WUSB’s program Everything is Broken.
The Morning Show | Listen (15 mins)
Ozzie Zehner speaks with public radio Morning Show host Shelley Irwin
Wisconsin Public Radio | Listen (30 mins)
Ozzie speaks about electric cars on the Joy Cardin Show
Kendall College of Art and Design | Visiting Scholar Lecture | Listen to a related interview
Ozzie Zehner delivered a visiting scholar lecture on sustainability and design
UC Berkeley | Visiting Scholar Lecture | Watch
Ozzie gave a talk entitled ”Solar Cells and Other Fairy Tales,” co-hosted by the UC Berkeley Center for Science, Technology, Medicine, and Society and the UC Berkeley Energy and Resources Collaborative