GM Canada's Green by Design

GM GÃ©nie Vert 1 - Introduction Ã la baladodiffusion GÃ©nie Vert

Fri, 7 Nov 2008 05:00:00 GMT

Est-ce que nous pouvons concilier notre passion pour l'automobile et la nÃcessitÃ de prÃserver notre environnement? L'animateur FranÃois Gagnon et notre invitÃ Marc Boismenu, chef des programmes de recherche et dÃveloppement chez General Motors au Canada, nous donnent un aperÃu des sujets Ã venir.

GM GÃ©nie Vert 2 - Ãmissions de gaz 101

Fri, 7 Nov 2008 05:00:00 GMT

Marc Boismenu, chef des programmes de recherche et dÃveloppement chez General Motors au Canada et FranÃois Gagnon Ãchangent sur les croyances populaires Ã propos des Ãmissions de gaz causant le smog, de mÃme que sur les changements technologiques survenus au cours des 30 derniÃres annÃes dans le domaine automobile.

GM GÃ©nie Vert 3 - Technologies de pointe

Fri, 7 Nov 2008 05:00:00 GMT

Que nous rÃserve l'automobile du futur? C'est la question que FranÃois Gagnon a posÃe Ã Marc Boismenu, chef des programmes de recherche et dÃveloppement chez General Motors au Canada, qui nous parle des technologies hybrides et Ãlectriques.

Episode 13 - A conversation with GM Vice-Chairman Bob Lutz

Tue, 23 Sep 2008 01:35:00 GMT

In episode 13 of GM Canada's Green by Design podcast, Terry Fallis chats with GM Vice-Chairman and social media pioneer, Bob Lutz about how the environment is shaping the future of GM.

Comments on the show are welcome and can be sent to greenbydesignpodcastcomments@gm.com.

The music used in this podcast is Apple Play by Paul Garay and is available from the Podsafe Music Network. Our voiceover at beginning is by Roger Dey.

Episode 12 - A conversation with GM CFO Ray Young

Tue, 23 Sep 2008 01:25:00 GMT

In episode 12 of GM Canada's Green by Design podcast, Terry Fallis chats with fellow Canadian Ray Young, GM's Chief Financial Officer about his career and GM's future.

Comments on the show are welcome and can be sent to greenbydesignpodcastcomments@gm.com.

The music used in this podcast is Apple Play by Paul Garay and is available from the Podsafe Music Network. Our voiceover at beginning is by Roger Dey.

Episode 11 - Emissions 101

Tue, 8 Jul 2008 14:51:00 GMT

In episode 11 of GM Canada's Green by Design podcast, Terry Fallis chats with Mike Ricciuto, Engineering Manager from GM Canada about some of the commonly-held beliefs about smog-causing emissions and some of the changes in automobile technology over the past 30 years.

Comments on the show are welcome and can be sent to greenbydesignpodcastcomments@gm.com.

The music used in this podcast is Apple Play by Paul Garay and is available from the Podsafe Music Network. Our voiceover at beginning is by Roger Dey.

Episode 10: The Future of the Automobile, with Larry Burns

Tue, 27 May 2008 18:18:00 GMT

In episode 10 of GM Canada's Green by Design podcast, Terry Fallis chats with GM's Vice President Research and Development and Strategic Planning, Larry Burns, about the future of the automobile.

Comments on the show are welcome and can be sent to greenbydesignpodcastcomments@gm.com.

The music used in this podcast is Apple Play by Paul Garay and is available from the Podsafe Music Network. Our voiceover at beginning is by Roger Dey.

Episode 9: The Green Living Show

Fri, 25 Apr 2008 14:35:00 GMT

In episode 9 of GM Canada's Green by Design podcast, Terry Fallis chats again with GM Canada's Dave Paterson about the Green Living Show in Toronto, an Ontario Environmental Leader Award, and green house gas reductions.

Comments on the show are welcome and can be sent to greenbydesignpodcastcomments@gm.com.

The music used in this podcast is Apple Play by Paul Garay and is available from the Podsafe Music Network. Our voiceover at beginning is by Roger Dey.

Episode 8: Electric Cars

Wed, 2 Apr 2008 13:15:00 GMT

In episode 8 of GM Canada's Green by Design podcast, Terry Fallis chats again with GM Canada's Dick Kauling about the future of electric cars and their impact on the environment.

Comments on the show are welcome and can be sent to greenbydesignpodcastcomments@gm.com.

The music used in this podcast is Apple Play by Paul Garay and is available from the Podsafe Music Network. Our voiceover at beginning is by Roger Dey.

Episode 7: Hydrogen-powered vehicles

Fri, 7 Mar 2008 21:53:00 GMT

In episode 7 of GM Canada's Green by Design podcast, Terry Fallis and GM Canada's Dick Kauling discuss the future of hydrogen-powered vehicles and their impact on the environment.

Comments on the show are welcome and can be sent to greenbydesignpodcastcomments@gm.com.

The music used in this podcast is Apple Play by Paul Garay and is available from the Podsafe Music Network. Our voiceover at beginning is by Roger Dey.

Episode 6: Is Ethanol the Answer? Part 2

Mon, 3 Mar 2008 16:00:00 GMT

In episode 6 of GM Canada's Green by Design podcast, Terry Fallis and GM Canada's Phil Petsinis conclude their two-part discussion on how ethanol can support our environmental goals.

Comments on the show are welcome and can be sent to greenbydesignpodcastcomments@gm.com.

The music used in this podcast is Apple Play by Paul Garay and is available from the Podsafe Music Network. Our voiceover at beginning is by Roger Dey.

Episode 5: Is Ethanol the Answer? Part 1

Mon, 25 Feb 2008 16:05:00 GMT

In episode 5 of GM Canada's Green by Design podcast, Terry Fallis and GM Canada's Phil Petsinis start a two-part discussion on how ethanol can support our environmental goals. Part two of this conversation will be posted next week.

Comments on the show are welcome and can be sent to greenbydesignpodcastcomments@gm.com.

The music used in this podcast is Apple Play by Paul Garay and is available from the Podsafe Music Network. Our voiceover at beginning is by Roger Dey.

Episode 4: Electric Cars and the Chevy Volt

Thu, 14 Feb 2008 15:07:00 GMT

In episode 4 of GM Canada's Green by Design podcast, host Terry Fallis sits down with Tony Pozawatz, the head of GM's Chevy Volt program to talk about this concept car and the benefits of electric cars in general.

Comments on the show are welcome and can be sent to greenbydesignpodcastcomments@gm.com.

The music used in this podcast is Apple Play by Paul Garay and is available from the Podsafe Music Network. Our voiceover at beginning is by Roger Dey.

Episode 3: Active Fuel Management

Wed, 13 Feb 2008 13:59:00 GMT

In episode 3 of GM Canada's Green by Design podcast, host Terry Fallis sits down again with GM Canada's Director of Canadian Programs, Matt Crossley. The environmental benefits of Active Fuel Management, sometimes called cylinder deactivation, is the topic.

Comments on the show are welcome and can be sent to greenbydesignpodcastcomments@gm.com.

The music used in this podcast is Apple Play by Paul Garay and is available from the Podsafe Music Network. Our voiceover at beginning is by Roger Dey.

Episode 2: Hybrid Vehicles and the Environment

Wed, 13 Feb 2008 13:53:00 GMT

In episode 2 of GM Canada's Green by Design podcast, host Terry Fallis takes a ride in a hybrid GMC Yukon while discussing hybrid vehicle technology with GM Canada's Director of Canadian Programs, Matt Crossley.

Comments on the show are welcome and can be sent to greenbydesignpodcastcomments@gm.com.

The music used in this podcast is Apple Play by Paul Garay and is available from the Podsafe Music Network. Our voiceover at beginning is by Roger Dey.

The Inaugural Episode of Green by Design

Wed, 6 Feb 2008 18:45:00 GMT

Green by Design is a podcast series exploring the intersection of automotive innovation and environmental responsibility. In short, it's a series about cars, our environment, and how we reconcile them.

In this inaugural episode, host Terry Fallis chats with David Paterson, GM Canada's Vice President, Corporate and Environmental Affairs. They discuss in broad terms how cars and the earth coexist now and in the future. They also talk about the various topics to be explored in future episodes.

Comments on the show are welcome and can be sent to greenbydesignpodcastcomments@gm.com.

The music used in this podcast is Apple Play by Paul Garay and is available from the Podsafe Music Network. Our voiceover at beginning is by Roger Dey.