Clover Hogan

Climate activist Clover Hogan discusses the importance of mindset and resilience in sustaining climate action. They explore the diverse forms of activism, highlighting the debate between individual and systemic change. The conversation focuses on empowering young activists and creating safe spaces for their voices. They also delve into eco-anxiety, burnout culture, and the emotional toll on activists, emphasizing the need for inclusivity and collaboration in addressing climate issues.

Gen-Z activist Clover Hogan discusses how challenging the stories of powerlessness can lead to climate action. The podcast explores eco-anxiety, personal narratives, emotional turmoil, and the journey from climate despair to optimism. It emphasizes the importance of mindset and personal responsibility in protecting the planet for future generations.

Clover Hogan, founder of Force of Nature and a prominent climate activist, shares her compelling journey from Australia to driving youth-led sustainability. She discusses transforming eco-anxiety into collective action and the emotional toll of being trolled by Elon Musk. The conversation dives into the importance of collective movements over individual guilt and how spiritual practices help sustain activism. Clover also teases her upcoming book, addressing apathy and the need for systemic change. Plus, the hosts engage in some light-hearted banter about quirky consumer trends.

Climate activist Clover Hogan discusses challenges faced by young activists including burnout, societal pressures, and threats. The importance of systemic change, inclusivity, and hope in addressing environmental crises is highlighted. The evolution of Extinction Rebellion protests and the need for sustainable activism practices are also explored.

Climate activist Clover Hogan joins the hosts to discuss activism in times of polycrisis, empowering young activists, and turning despair into fuel for change. They explore the emotional journey of a young activist, balancing self-care with urgent activism, practicing mindfulness, and cultivating love and wisdom at Plum Village. Hogan shares her journey from burnout to mindful activism, navigating self-imposed pressures, and recognizing dedication within Force of Nature. They also discuss youth involvement, maintaining mindfulness practices post-retreat, engaging with power and emotions in activism, and promoting podcast subscriptions.

In this thought-provoking discussion, sculptor Sir Antony Gormley, climate activist Clover Hogan, and tech visionary Mo Gawdat explore the future of humanity. Gormley emphasizes the role of public art in fostering community and identity. Hogan stresses the urgency of climate action in the next decade, while Gawdat highlights the need to align AI development with human values. Together, they challenge listeners to envision a more hopeful and interconnected future despite ongoing uncertainties.

Caroline Lucas, former leader of the Green Party, Bim Afolami, Conservative MP and renewable energy advocate, climate activist Clover Hogan, and Adair Turner, chair of the Energy Transitions Commission, debate the outcomes of COP26. They discuss whether the agreements made can genuinely tackle the climate crisis or if they fall short due to powerful nations like India and China diluting pledges. The conversation highlights the importance of youth activism, corporate responsibility, and the need for equitable support to vulnerable nations in the climate fight.

Clover Hogan, a passionate climate activist and Gen-Zer, dives into the overwhelming feelings of eco-anxiety that young people face today. She shares her personal journey with climate change and emphasizes the power of mindset in turning despair into action. Clover discusses how shifting perspectives can combat feelings of helplessness and encourages listeners to take personal responsibility for the planet. Ultimately, she inspires a united front against climate change by connecting it with broader social issues.

In this discussion, Michael Mann, a prominent climatologist, and Clover Hogan, a young climate activist, tackle the ongoing battle against climate change. They explore the manipulation and misinformation that complicate action. Mann emphasizes the need for urgent and systemic solutions, while Hogan advocates for climate justice and youth empowerment. Together, they dissect how personal narratives can hinder progress and stress the importance of unifying against corporate accountability. Their hopeful vision offers a roadmap for impactful change amid eco-anxiety.

Clover Hogan, a passionate 21-year-old climate activist and founder of Force of Nature, joins Alannah Weston, chairman of Selfridges Group, to discuss transforming eco-anxiety into action. They explore the importance of empowering youth in environmental activism and how businesses can build trust through authentic actions. The conversation highlights the need for inclusivity and intergenerational dialogue to address climate issues effectively. Clover's inspiring journey emphasizes collaboration as key to fostering a sustainable future.