Cheryl is back on the Nature Connection podcast to discuss her new book, "Madness on the Brink of Eco-Apocalypse: Furious Facts, Dark Humor & SOS Calls to Action."
May 2025
We sat down with Cheryl to talk about her motivations for writing, her hopes for the future, and how humor can work to shed light on bleak subjects.
January 2025
Cheryl Leutjen believes being eco-conscious is better inspired by a genuine love for the natural world, rather than guilt.
May 2024
This episode of Big Blend Radio's "Nature Connection" Podcast features Cheryl Leutjen, author of "Love Earth Now: The Power of Doing One Thing Every Day." As a geologist, environmental law attorney, spiritual practitioner and, most importantly, devoted mother, Cheryl...
April 2024
“I think we all bring our unique abilities and gifts and interests and resources, our time and our wallets, and all of that to bear when we think about ‘What can I do to make a difference on planet Earth…’“
April 2024
“Cheryl Leutjen’s deep love of Earth, as well as her hope for a bright future for her children, fuel her passion for responding to the challenges of our time with heart, hope, humor, and spiritual practice….”
Hosted by Dean Jones (Season 11, Episode 1)
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June 2023
April 2024
@HannahRadio interviews Cheryl Leutjen, author of Love Earth Now, about discovering what each of us can do to make a real difference and demonstrate our love for Earth.
April 2024
March 2018
“Cheryl Leutjen, author of Love Earth Now, chats with Sibylle Westbrook, author of A Lemur called Brigitte about her experiences with the lemurs of Madagascar, especially the captivating lemur who inspired her book. The authors also chat about habitat loss, the intersection between humanitarian aid and conservation, as well as discovering our personal calls to action for Life on Earth.“
April 2021
With special guests Dr. KacYoung + Cheryl Leutjen, facilitated by Sherry Richert Belul. This panel focused on The Magic of Nature + Earth and what it actually means to be a faery and eco-friendly advocate.
April 2021
I’ll just go ahead and say it: eco-friendly lifestyles can leave us feeling weary, and that’s because living green requires extra time, patience, energy, and—sometimes—financial means. But the heaviness associated with choosing sustainable choices...
December 2020
Today’s guest is Cheryl Leutjen – Cheryl’s deep love of Earth, as well as her hope for a bright future for her children, inspire her to write and speak about responding to the challenges of our time with heart, hope, humor, and spiritual practice. She is the author of Love Earth Now...
May 2020
Today we travel to Los Angeles to chat with Cheryl Leutjen about how being an environmental law attorney, writing in nature, trees, blogging, throwing darts, composting, conversations inspired by a dead bush, and a train ride come together as part of Cheryl’s past and current life.
March 2020
“It’s easy to see why some people just ignore the climate crisis. Actively engaging with it all the time is really – really hard. You can end up feeling like you’re doing something wrong just by being a person.
So, today, instead of curling up into a little ball and vowing to only eat twigs we figure out how to approach eating responsibly, learn the merits of munching insects, give ourselves a bit of a cosmic hug with Cheryl and bust our climate myth of the week: “Plants and animals can adapt to climate change”.“
March 2020
“Cheryl Leutjen cares deeply about the future of our planet. But like the rest of us, she often feels overwhelmed by the scope of our environmental challenges and a sense of powerless in the face of so much uncertainty. In her book, Love Earth Now: The Power of Doing One Thing Every Day, she uses humor and candor to inspire others to steer toward personal engagement and sustainable hope.
In this conversation, Cheryl shares some of the ways she’s found to approach the challenges of “eco-madness” more mindfully — not to prescribe how others should respond, but to invite each of us to find immediately doable ways to contribute to the sustainable well-being of the earth for future generations.”
S&H Staff Writer Julie Peters and author Cheryl Leutjen explore ways to connect with and honor the natural environment while managing the stress of living in what sometimes feels like environmental apocalypse.
"No matter many pounds of CO2 that were spewed into the atmosphere on my behalf yesterday, Earth still sends flowers and butterflies and hummingbirds to my yard. That kind of love breaks open my heart again and again and again."
November 2019
“Comedian Rosie Tran (@FunnyRosie) interviews environmentalist and author of “Love Earth Now” Cheryl Leutjen (@LoveEarthNow). Cheryl is a former attorney turned writer and environmentalist. Cheryl discusses the greatest issue of our modern World: Global Warming. Her book offers practical tips and stories about how we can live a more Earth and nature-centered life. We all must take steps on a daily basis to help solve the major environmental issues of our day.”
December 2019
Interviewer Brian Feinblum and author Cheryl Leutjen discuss her book, “Love Earth Now,” which encourages each readers along their environmental journey, beginning right where they are.
February 2018
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