Quarter Life Climate Crisis

How do we fight for a climate just world while being forced to participate in the very systems that perpetuate this crisis? I talk to people who have some answers.

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  Episode #5

  What is the climate movement actually a fight for?

  Aug 31, 202653 minS1

  <p>Have you defined what fighting climate change looks like to you? Maybe it’s doing restoration or clean up shifts in your neighborhood parks. Maybe it’s supporting your local farmers, or planting out your own thriving garden. Maybe even working directly on climate solutions for a living (thank you!!).<br /></p><p>But, have you defined <b>what it is you’re actually fighting for?</b> Not just resolving an issue at hand, but something that we are implementing <b>instead?</b> <br /></p><p>Many folks have probably heard the Frederic Jameson quote, “it’s easier to imagine the...

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  Episode #4

  Getting that whole-grain, freshly-milled, regeneratively-grown bread 💸🌱

  Aug 30, 202630 minS1

  <p>What decisions have we made in pursuit of fiscal responsibility, social acceptance, and family approval? What would it take to be courageous enough to leave this prescribed life? And to support ourselves financially, socially, professionally through that change? These are questions my guest Megan Wang answers for herself, and for us in this episode.</p><p>Megan is someone who has embarked on her transition into climate justice work, having chosen to leave a life in corporate america and pivot full-time into climate education, regenerative agriculture, local policy, and small-scale whole-sale baking.</p><p>In other words, Megan is...

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  Episode #3

  The Value and Potential of the Pause

  Aug 30, 202643 minS1

  <p><b>In this essay, we will... convince you that nuance, patience, and diversity is a climate solution, and that working in HR can be climate work.</b></p><p>This episode is about some of the fun, odd, and unexpected shapes that climate work can take. And, a critical way that climate work can transcend our 9 to 5s, to something much deeper: <b>an embodied practice of exercising nuance, patience, and compassion to counteract the climate crisis.</b></p><p>Kavita Shah (she/her), says it best. As a Training Manager for the East Bay Regional Park District, lives...

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  Episode #1

  How to talk our way out of this... 🌏✍🏽

  Aug 27, 202640 minS1

  <p>My very first Quarter Life Climate Crisis interview is with <b>Rachel Sarah (she/her)</b>, who among many many titles and accolades identifies as a mother of two, an author, a journalist, a teacher, an original prius owner, and an environmentalist. To aspiring climate communicators, coalition builders, and path pavers; to floundering 20 somethings learning about finances and insurance; to aspiring elders to kids and critters who will inherit this world: I hope you find nuggets of wisdom and inspiration in Rachel’s story so far.</p>

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  Quarter Life Climate Crisis

  Introducing the Quarter-Life Climate Crisis

  Aug 27, 20264 minS1

  <p>How do we fight for a climate just world while being forced to participate in the very systems that perpetuate the climate crisis? How do we survive increasingly perilous and hostile socio-economic landscapes while building towards alternatives that we know are possible?</p><p>Welcome to <b>Quarter Life Climate Crisis</b>, where I talk to folks who have some answers.</p>

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