I'm interested in The Public's Radio. First, for the 'Possibly' podcast, what day are new episodes released and where can I subscribe to it? Second, what is the current mission statement of The Public's Radio as stated on their 'Our Story' page? Finally, find the article titled 'What is carbon benchmarking?' on the 'Possibly' podcast page, identify its author(s), and state the main purpose of carbon benchmarking as described in the article's introductory paragraph.
Navigate to 'thepublicsradio.org'. Click on 'Programs & Podcasts' to reveal the dropdown menu. Click on 'Possibly' to go to the podcast's dedicated page. Identify the day new 'Possibly' episodes are released. Identify at least two platforms where 'Possibly' can be subscribed to. On the 'Possibly' page, locate the article titled 'What is carbon benchmarking?'. Identify the author(s) of the 'What is carbon benchmarking?' article. Extract the main purpose of carbon benchmarking from the introductory paragraph of the 'What is carbon benchmarking?' article. Navigate back to the main navigation (or home page if necessary) and click on 'About' (which leads to 'Our Story'). On the 'Our Story' page, locate and extract the current mission statement of The Public's Radio. Synthesize all gathered information into a concise answer.
State that new 'Possibly' episodes are released every Tuesday. List at least two subscription platforms for 'Possibly' (e.g., Apple Podcasts, Spotify, RSS, Google Podcasts, Stitcher). State the author(s) of the 'What is carbon benchmarking?' article as 'Iman Khanbhai, Emma Mejia and Megan Hall'. State the main purpose of carbon benchmarking as 'The practice is an important first step in tackling one of the US’s largest sources of carbon emissions: the buildings we live in.' State the current mission statement of The Public's Radio as: 'We provide quality journalism and compelling storytelling that informs, educates, and inspires community.'