In this podcast, Christiana Figueres and guests explore humanity's disconnection from nature and the consequences of this separation. They discuss the influence of beliefs on our relationship with the environment, including the impact of colonialism. The conversation delves into religious narratives and the need to shift towards a more interconnected view of nature. The episode also highlights the importance of nurturing new stories to address contemporary challenges.

Young climate activist Xiye Bastida shares her indigenous wisdom and advocacy for a diverse climate movement. Topics include intergenerational climate action, pandemic's impact on nature, ancestral responsibility, embracing feminine energy, and reconnecting with nature.

Xiye Bastida, a prominent climate activist, shares her poignant journey through a heartfelt letter to her grandmother. She reflects on her evolution, fueled by family values and an urgent sense of responsibility for the planet. Xiye passionately discusses the critical need for climate justice, especially for marginalized communities. Her words inspire listeners to harness resilience and love in the face of environmental challenges, emphasizing the vital role of youth in driving change and activism for a healthier world.