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.

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.

We live in a time of greater uncertainty than ever before in human history. We are poised between the twin precipices of climate change and rapidly accelerating technological development. How we manage them will determine whether our future is one where humans will thrive, falter or something in between. Welcome to the Futureverse – brought to you by Intelligence Squared and Y TREE – a space to explore the ideas that will shape our future.  In this episode, three leading thinkers come together to debate the motion, ‘Will The World Be A Better Place in 5, 50 and 500 Years?’ The sculptor Sir Antony Gormley champions the role of art in public spaces in a future society that puts community and care at its centre. Climate change activist Clover Hogan argues that the next ten years will be crucial for determining the next 50. Tech entrepreneur and former chief business officer at Google X, Mo Gawdat considers how we can imbue AI with values aligned to those of humanity. Expertly hosted by broadcaster Jon Sopel, this is a conversation that is guaranteed to change the way you think about the future. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices