In a dynamic conversation, Paul Dickinson, founder of CDP and co-host of Outrage & Optimism, along with Tom Rivett-Carnac, former architect of the Paris Agreement, unpack key insights ahead of COP29. They explore the evolving role of businesses in climate policy, sharing how corporate actions can drive ambitious climate goals. The discussion highlights the shift from exclusive negotiations to inclusive engagement, emphasizing the necessity for proactive decarbonization and industry collaboration in addressing the climate crisis.

Former home office advisor Claire Pearsall and BBC's West Africa correspondent Mayeni Jones discuss the recently signed asylum treaty between the UK and Rwanda. BBC's climate editor Justin Rowlatt and former political strategist to the UNFCC Tom Rivett-Carnac explain the events at COP28, including the focus on phasing out fossil fuels and the controversy surrounding the president of COP.

Tom Rivett-Carnac, an expert in climate change policy and a key player in creating the Paris Agreement, discusses the vital need for a mental shift to tackle the climate crisis. He delves into the importance of reshaping narratives that foster collective action, drawing parallels to Britain’s unity during WWII. Rivett-Carnac also reflects on how the pandemic has changed our values towards climate responsibility and emphasizes the urgency for proactive measures, urging everyone to engage in meaningful ways to combat climate change.

Join Tom Rivett-Carnac, a key figure in climate change policy, Shia Bastida, a passionate youth activist, and Oliver Jeffers, an acclaimed author, as they explore the crucial mindset shifts needed to tackle climate change. They discuss how personal reflection can fuel collective action and the importance of stubborn optimism in this fight. From inspiring youth involvement to emphasizing the interconnectedness of humanity and nature, they advocate for a proactive approach and foster hope in the climate movement.

Join Tom Rivett-Carnac, a climate change policy expert, as he discusses the urgent need for action amid environmental crises. Danielle Allen, a Harvard political philosopher, emphasizes the delicate balance between freedom and collective responsibility. Vaccine advocate Heidi Larson addresses the challenges posed by misinformation, urging trust in public health initiatives. Finally, poet Clint Smith reflects on the emotional impact of the Black Lives Matter protests, highlighting the ongoing struggle for racial justice and the transformative lessons of summer 2020.