Climate Confident How Important Is Storytelling When It Comes To Climate? A Chat With Dan McDougall
Creating a narrative is all-important in any sphere.
All the more so in the climate space where the stakes are perilously high, and as we heard in last week's episode, climate anxiety is becoming a very real thing.
To explore the topic of storytelling, particularly as it pertains to climate I invited multiple award-winning journalist, British Foreign Correspondent of the Year, and filmmaker Dan McDougall to come on the podcast.
We had a fascinating conversation discussing all aspects of climate storytelling. Check out the conversation.
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Music credits - Intro by Joseph McDade, and Outro music for this podcast was composed, played, and produced by my daughter Luna Juniper