Small choices can create a big change!
My intended audience for this podcast is everyday listeners, like students, families, and anyone who wants to make a positive environmental impact but may not know where to start. I chose the topic of reducing electrical pollution because it’s a simple but powerful way people can take action in their daily lives. The podcast format works well for this message because it’s short, engaging, and easy to understand, allowing listeners to absorb practical tips in just a couple of minutes. By using a conversational tone and clear examples, the format makes sustainability feel accessible rather than overwhelming, encouraging small changes that add up to big results. Sources: Archos Web Team. (2023, October 5). How electrical design engineer drives sustainability?. Archos Engineering Consultants. https://archosengineering.com/how-electrical-design-engineer-drives-sustainability/ Clark, J. (2022). University of Michigan Health-Sparrow. Progressive Companies. https://www.weareprogressive.com/projects/sparrow-health Horman, J. (2012). John Ball Zoo Bissell Tree House. Progressive Companies. https://www.weareprogressive.com/projects/john-ball-bissell-tree-house McEwen, K. (2025). Neta World. Enhancing Cybersecurity in the Energy Grid: Strategies for Early Detection, Rapid Response, and Resilient Infrastructure. https://mydigitalpublication.com/publication/?i=841111&p=113&view=issueViewer Mirto, L. (2024, May 30). Harnessing Sustainability in Electrical Design for a Greener Future. Zuken Americas. https://www.zuken.com/us/blog/harnessing-sustainability-in-electrical-design-for-a-greener-future/ Morshed, K. (2025, November 13). Middle East and North Africa Power Systems: Challenges and regional solutions. NETAWORLD JOURNAL. https://netaworldjournal.org/2025/11/khaledsmorshed/international-neta-accredited-companies/middle-east-and-north-africa-power-systems-challenges-and-regional-solutions/ New Orleans Team. (2025, June 25). Small changes, big impact. Entergy. https://www.entergy.com/blog/small-changes-big-impact
