The Gandhi of Grain

Sally Kohn: I apologize for calling in an autobiography, but it is the most biographical thing that you've written so far. You talk about some of your early life and really wonderful stories of your dad and who was a forest conservator and your mother who was a farmer. And you grew up to be what your nickname is, the Gandhi of grain. But I also want to talk about climate. The efforts by the Davos, billionaire boys club, who appropriate the climate issue for their agenda of, you know, total social control. How do you deal with that as someone who sees climate as an existential threat? She says we have to tap every lesson we can on how