Bibb County tech expert co-hosts national podcast on 'clean technology'

Centreville native and technology expert Josh Lambert is co-host of a new clean tech national podcast and YouTube show called Go Electric.

The firm Charge-Up USA is launching the show “Go Electric” featuring Lambert, who lives in Centreville, and Robb Monkman, a Washington native, and they will cover some topics related to electrification and the cleantech revolution.

Lambert owns Centreville Tech and is a part owner of the company Bibb Community Media that now owns the Centreville Press and Marion Times Standard. The Selma Sun's owner, Kingfisher Media, is in partnership with Bibb Community Media to run operations of the Marion newspaper.

Each Go Electric episode features interviews with pioneers that are making an impact helping the environment. Guests of the show include electric vehicle (EV) automakers, financiers, EV charging station manufacturers, industry associations, and other experts that are making the world cleaner and greener for future generations. The goal of the podcast is to spread awareness about all the incredible things that are helping to change the world for the better.

Lambert said, “I’ve been blessed to live in a biologically diverse part of the nation, and I know there is a looming threat to our way of life being upturned by climate change. I’m excited to speak with others like me who are leading the way to a greener and more economical way of living.” Fellow Co-Host, Robb Monkman said, “I am most excited to be talking to other entrepreneurs that are helping to improve our environment and our communities.”

Read more about the podcast here.