The ‘How to Eat an Elephant’ podcast aims to deconstruct the many facets and issues related climate change in a way that is digestible and not demoralizing for people that have been navigating this space for a while, as well as newcomers. Our goal is to present the challenges while talking to individuals who are actively working on tackling them. We want to highlight initiatives and actions that everyone can take in order to create change and foster a hopeful and ambitious environment to galvanize change that will prove crucial in this decade.
In this episode, we had the privilege to talk with the inspiring climate activist and founder of Earth Advocacy Youth, Hana Begovic. We discuss the importance that the narrative we use shapes climate action, climate literacy, and growing a healthy relationship with nature. Thank you for listening, and we hope you will enjoy the episode.
Huge disclaimer. As you will soon realize this episode was recorded in January so a lot of the things we discuss may not be incredibly topical. We talked about the Biden administration and some good and bad climate-related news. Even though quite late, we still wanted to get it out there and we hope you will find some value and entertainment in this episode. Thanks for listening :)
In this first episode, the hosts Will Penn and Emma Bertipaglia go through the idea and motivation behind the creation of the 'How to Eat an Elephant Podcast'. We discuss existentialism, mental health, and ways to be optimistic and find hope during a fundamental decade for the Planet and what you can expect from this podcast. Thanks for listening!
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