HeyJaredFinding Hope in the Climate Crisis
In a world where climate change remains the most pressing issue threatening our global society, it can be hard to find hope, but this podcast aims to do just that.
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Prin is Back with Sanctuary of the Leatherbacks: Filmmaker Prin Uthaisengchai (opens the original)
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On Finding Hope in the Climate Crisis, host Michelle welcomes back Thai filmmaker and conservationist Prin Uthaisengchai, a previous Best International Film winner, to discuss his new documentary sequel, Sanctuary of the Leatherbacks. Prin explains the film focuses on leatherback turtle habitat and nesting areas in Thailand and highlights the urgent need to address climate change and reduce ocean trash through collective action. Michelle shares her past work with sea turtle nests, including find
Mountain Biking Through Sacred Land: Tourism, Indigenous Communities & Hope w/ Rob Holmes (opens the original)
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Host Michelle Lewis talks with filmmaker Rob Holmes, director of Mountain Biking Through Sacred Land, selected for the 2026 Outer Banks Environmental Film Festival. Holmes explains how his company GLP Films aims to make tourism a “force for good” by telling authentic, impact-driven stories that educate travelers and support local, especially Indigenous, communities. The film focuses on the Mapuche in southern-central Chile near the Argentina border and highlights their connection to nature, incl
The Tree Economy: Atlanta’s Vanishing Canopy w/ Filmmaker James Schroeder (opens the original)
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Host Michelle Lewis interviews filmmaker James Schroeder about his film The Tree Economy, featured at the 2026 Outer Banks Environmental Film Festival. Schroeder explains how living in Atlanta for nearly 30 years inspired the film as the city’s tree canopy is increasingly lost to development, including a beloved stretch of trees clear-cut for a self-storage facility. He discusses balancing tree protection with housing needs, unexpected ties to the Atlanta Public Safety Training Center, and news
Lis Cohen on Building the Talking Climate Collaborative (opens the original)
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Host Michelle Lewis interviews Lis Cohen of the Talking Climate Collaborative, a new effort led by Dr. Katharine Hayhoe and Bernadette Woods Placky to amplify climate communicators and connect people across disciplines—faith, health, nonprofits, and business—with practical communication support and accessible scientific information. Cohen describes early growth including a website, community-building, and a survey with American University suggesting climate communicators often work in isolation.
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