Morgan Phillips
Listen on Apple Podcasts or Spotify Morgan Phillips 00:02 The socioeconomic model that we have is never really going to be compatible with the stable climate, or with…
Listen on Apple Podcasts or Spotify Morgan Phillips 00:02 The socioeconomic model that we have is never really going to be compatible with the stable climate, or with…
In this introduction to our upcoming series of interviews on the role of education in a democracy, Catherine Du interviews four of her ninth grade…
Dr. Jyoti Mishra is an associate professor in the Department of Psychiatry at the University of California, San Diego, and in this episode she describes…
Eugene Kirpichov is a former staff software engineer at Google. In this interview with Marie Fadeyeva, he explains why he and his colleague Cassandra Xia…
Mark Gongloff is a Bloomberg Opinion editor and columnist covering climate change. He previously worked for Fortune.com, the Huffington Post and the Wall Street Journal.…
Georgia Silvera Seamans is an urban forester who writes and teaches in New York City. She directs Washington Square Park Eco Projects, which includes Tree…
“We need people to have a vision of that future and be able to discuss it, and argue it, and imagine it. And it’s only through this collective understanding and creation of the future that we can then go out and build it.”
Pete Sikora 00:02 There is an implicit fear of politics and activism that is pervasive within American society. People are sort of taught that politics…
“We’re in Asheville. This is a mountain community. We thought we were safe from hurricanes.” Ellie Johnston is the Director of Programs at Climate Interactive, an organization…
Adam Aron is a professor of psychology at the University of California San Diego. In 2021, he ended his prominent career in cognitive neuroscience to…
“I would actually start with saying, what are the things you love?” Gail Whiteman is a Professor of Sustainability at the University of Exeter Business School,…
Mariana is a teacher and an organizer with Climáximo, a climate justice direct action group in Portugal. Cindy Ye and Adeline Sauberli, seniors at Stuyvesant High…
“A lot of education…is predicated on the idea that things are going to stay more or less the same, and we’re already seeing the ways in which that is not true…”
Dr. Christopher Shaw is a climate communications expert and the former Head of Research at Climate Outreach, where among the reports he worked on is a…
“The second thing that I promised to the 1000s of people that came to my research was…I promise I’m going to return to Europe without touching a plane…”
“What humanity does in the next few years will determine our wellbeing levels for the rest of the century, which is quite incredible”
“There’s a huge cognitive dissonance, right? People will be thinking about, well how can I make enough money so I can retire with the amount of wealth that I want? While also knowing logically that, okay, yeah, but like, by the time I’m at retirement age, what’s the world even gonna look like? You know, what am I even saving for?”