The Fire These Times

110/ Climate Narratives that Go Beyond the Apocalypse w/ Alyssa Hull

May 20, 2022

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The Science Education Issue, I've Been Thinking About It for a Long Time

03:39

How Do We Cope With Climate Change?

02:26

Climate Change

03:33

Introduction

2min

The Art of Climate Change

3min

What Are the Good Messages Coming Out of Climate Change?

3min

The Science Education Issue, I've Been Thinking About It for a Long Time

4min

The Emotions Are One of the Ways That This Prom Has Been Avoided for So Long

2min

I Can't Do Something About Climate Change

3min

Solar Punk, a Blackfish City

3min

Are You Bringing Hoppong and Solo Pongop?

2min

Climate Anxiety

3min

10.

Soloponk - The Power of the Imagination

2min

11.

Climate Change - It's Doing More Damage Than Good

2min

12.

Pandemic Exhaustion

3min

13.

The Power of Narratives

3min

14.

A Gamer's Guide to the Future of Video Games

3min

15.

Can You Talk About Pandemics?

2min

16.

Climate Change

4min

17.

Is There Hope for the Future?

3min

18.

How Do We Cope With Climate Change?

2min

19.

Climate Action - I'm on a News Consumption Diet

2min

20.

Climate Action

3min

21.

Is There a Balance Between Food and the Environment, and How Can We Do Better?

2min

22.

I'm Not Santas for Everyone. And Soleponk Allows Me to Think

2min

23.

Is There a Community Aspect to Am?

2min

24.

Solar Punk - What's the First Game That You Mentioned?

3min

25.

The Nutmegs Curse by Robert Mc Farlane

3min

This is a conversation with Alyssa Hull who splits her time between teaching high school biology and environmental science and writing speculative fiction.

We spoke about what it's like to talk to high school students about climate change, the role of fiction like Solarpunk and how to improve climate communication. The article she wrote that we reference is called 'Hopepunk and Solarpunk: On Climate Narratives That Go Beyond the Apocalypse' for LitHub.

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