Themes: City parks, activism, emotional literacy, climate stories, climate psychology, climate guides.

[3:29] Nate tells his city parks story

[5:14] How to live the question as a way of life

[5:39] From writer Marilynne Robinson, “A question is so much better suited to wonder than an answer”

[7:39] Patty talks about the act of moving changes my body chemistry

[10:18] Nate’s four P’s of climate awareness

[ 13:56] We find our voice by using it,

[ 15:44] Sometimes we are more like meerkats than rational people

[16:00 ] Risk and possibility are socially determined

[17:14 ] Patty talks how climate action begins with self-love

[19:15] Understanding that I am part of this story

[19:35] We are in a climate feminist renaissance

[21:11] How to overcome fear and get unstuck

[21:56] People need a safe container to grapple with the emotions of climate change

[23:19] The dynamic tension between don't just stand there, do something and don't just do something stand there

[23:55] Outer activism and inner activism and becoming a guide in the climate space

[26:45] Relationship coaching is climate coaching

[30:00] Nate answers some rapid-fire questions

Resources: 

Movement & Meaning Newsletter by Nate Rauh-Bieri (LINK)

All We Can Save: Truth, Courage, and Solutions for the Climate Crisis by Ayana Elizabeth Johnson and Katharine K. Wilkinson (LINK)

Renee Lertzman and Project Inside Out (LINK)

Us by Terrence Real (LINK)

Gen Dread Newsletter (Link)

I would love to hear back from you. Reach out to me on my Ig (link) and tell me your thoughts!