Green Street with Patti & Doug Wood
Life is an obstacle course. Let us help you navigate your way through an
increasingly toxic world.
About Green Street
In every edition of Green Street, Patti and Doug and our extensive network of experts bring you the latest environmental news and analysis, as well as in-depth stories based on interviews with physicians, public health experts, researchers, scientists, engineers, authors and advocates. From fracking to fluoride, GMO foods to pesticides and wireless radiation to synthetic turf fields, we cover the entire landscape of environmental health issues with depth and clarity.
The Green Street News studio
About the Hosts:
Patti Wood
Patricia (Patti) Wood is founder and executive director of Grassroots Environmental Education. A Visiting Scholar at Adelphi University, Ms. Wood lectures on the environment and related health issues in the College of Nursing and Public Health. Ms. Wood is the author of “Helping to Heal,” a book for parents of children with cancer and other life-threatening illnesses and co-host of Green Street, a NYC-based weekly radio show. She is a contributing author of “Earth Matters,” a weekly newspaper column in the Blank Slate newspaper chain, and guest lecturer at Stony Brook University and Hostos Community College in New York City.
Doug Wood
Doug Wood is a filmmaker, author, composer and political strategist. He is the co-host and producer of Green Street News, creator and director of numerous public relations campaigns, and the founder and national director of Americans for Responsible Technology. Doug has been elected twelve times to the Board of Directors of the American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers (ASCAP), and serves as a member of the Local Station Board at WBAI in New York.