Talk Climate Change to Me

Welcome Back! Brixton and I are excited to announce that we are back and better than ever for a season 3. We have so many exciting things planned coming up so stay tuned. Also if you enjoy this content please consider donating to this podcast, you can do so at TalkClimateChange2me.com where you can also find other informative content.

Today we will be discussing how the color of your skin has the ability to impact your well being and the quality of the environment you grow up in. We will be highlighting some of the most vulnerable populations that have been hardest hit during this pandemic such as Flint, MI and Navajo Nation.

Talk Climate Change to me is back for Season 2.

On today's episode, we will be talking broadly about plastic pollution and some of the different impacts it has on our health and the environment. We are joined today with special guest Tate Weaver who runs a non-profit called S.E.E. Difference which focuses on combating social, economic, and environmental matters, globally. He will also be discussing his upcoming documentary Plastic Planet and the scope of what he hopes to explore with his film. Special Guest: Tate Weaver Music From: Bella Rene

Today we will be exploring the topic of environmental racism. Our special guest Hon’mana Seukteoma is the 24-year-old Tohono O’odham, Hopi, Navajo Woman behind the YouTube channel Seukteoma. Today she will be sharing how the construction of the border wall will impact her community. She is currently working on a documentary about O'odham's opposition to the border wall. Special Guest: Hon’mana Seukteoma Music from: Bella Rene

Do our faith systems and beliefs impact how we view ourselves in relation to the world around us? Today we will be talking with Ph.D. Candidate Charlie Scott about how indigenous cultures view the climate crisis. Special Guest: Charlie Scott Music From: Bella Rene

Welcome to Talk Climate Change to Me! This is the first of many episodes to come where we discuss climate change and the systematic issues that contribute to what is happening.