"Most people consider science the most trustworthy authority - I hope this will continue when scientists warn us about climate change." ~ Yuval Noah Harari Outrage and Optimism Podcast hosts, Christiana Figueres and Tom Rivett-Carnac speak with Yuval Noah Harari, historian, futurist, philosopher, and best-selling author, who is best known for his book Sapiens: A Brief History of Humankind. A phenomenal read. Yuval shares with us the power of the stories we choose to believe about ourselves. … Watch video

“Blessed Unrest” is a call to action: to see the world as it is and as it COULD be… and to bridge the gap. This video shows “blessed Unrest” as a timeless flame, igniting the hearts of everyday heroes past and present, as they help mobilize the one timeless movement for a just and thriving world. Written by: Zo Tobi Video by: Animind Studio Watch video

"When nature suffers, we suffer. And when nature flourishes, we all flourish. I do believe in the possibility of a world where we can live in harmony with nature, but only if every one of us does our part to make that world a reality. So that when you look back over your journey - your life - you can truly say, I did make a difference." ~ Jane Goodall Watch video

"Outrage without optimism leads to defeatism, and optimism without outrage gives us incremental progress. We need both!" Outrage and Optimism is a new podcast dealing with the climate crisis. In this first episode, Christiana Figueres and Tom Rivett-Carnac have a discussion with David Attenborough about the school strikes, his career, and how we can use outrage to change the world. “Young people may lack experience but they also have clear sight... We older ones should take notice of what … Watch video

"Today is the start of a broader rebellion against business as usual. Taking inspiration from today, we need to stretch the rebellion into our workplaces. Not simply to disrupt. But to risk those awkward conversations with our colleagues, so every decision might begin to align with reducing or adapting to the climate crisis. Because the changes ahead will affect all of us in every workplace and community. "Today will be beautiful. But it might also be stressful, especially as the rebellion … Watch video