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2nd Sep 2024

Delta Flows Podcast EP. 1 (ft. Gary Mulcahy)

The Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta is the largest estuary on the West Coast of the Americas, and its ecosystem is of national importance. Delta Flows is a new podcast from Restore the Delta that examines the future of the Delta, as a region. We will be looking at how state and federal policies impact estuary health and the health of the 4 million residents who live in the Delta counties. We will be discussing local efforts around restoration, climate work, agriculture, and carbon and energy management. We will be discussing art, cultural events, and yes the Delta has its own unique culture, both rural and urban. And we will be learning from and listening to representatives from California Tribes with deep ties to the Delta on their aspirations for the Delta’s future.

This podcast is a production of Restore The Delta.

Host - Tony Gladney

Guest - Gary Mulcahy

With Our Words Segment:

Tama Brisbane & Miniya Joy Brisbane

Production Team:

Analytics - Cintia Cortez

Guest Coordination - MacKenzie Owens

Podcast Marketing - Mariah Looney

Podcast Producer & Editor - Leo Marquez

Executive Producer - Barbara Barrigan-Parrilla

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About the Podcast

Delta Flows
Delta Flows is a podcast from Restore the Delta hosted by Tony Gladney.
Delta Flows is a podcast from Restore the Delta hosted by Tony Gladney.

Join us to learn about California’s complex water system, discussing themes particularly surrounding the Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta as well as the Bay-Delta watershed, from community, science, environmental justice, advocacy, to other expansive topics with individuals from across the state and country.

Restore the Delta’s mission is to ensure the health of the Bay-Delta estuary and Delta communities. In operation since 2006, Restore the Delta works in the field of advocacy and outreach, and has expanded its efforts through means of extensive policy work, water quality testing, carbon capture sequestration analysis, flood and land restoration projects, sustainable agriculture, and community outreach and engagement.

Restore the Delta is a 501c3 non-profit organization, please visit our website to learn more about our organization at restorethedelta.org

Delta Flows is made possible by Restore the Delta’s team, including Producers Barbara Barrigan-Parrilla, Mariah Looney, Cintia Cortez, MacKenzie Owens, Delta Flows’ Host Tony Gladney, and Executive Producer and Editor Leo Marquez.