Hi,

Did you know oysters are climate change super heroes? Or that there’s a psychology behind thinking ‘green'? Or that in Ghana there’s a type of seed that has been used for thousands of years which makes bio-degradable dye for clothes and even fishing nets?

Please join the team at EARTHDAY.ORG as they pick their dream guests for a brand new show which reveals all of this and more in intimate, one-on-one conversations with the experts who have the answers.

Always surprising, always engaging, always 22 minutes.

Join us for the first episode streaming live today at noon Eastern. If you miss the stream, you can still view the recording.

In today's kickoff event, Bryce Coon, EARTHDAY.ORG Director of Education, sits down with Dr. Janet Swim, Professor of Psychology At Penn State University, to discuss the intersection of climate change, psychology, and climate education. In their conversation, they explore the ways in which climate change impacts individuals and how communities and schools can model positive behavior for change. This interview highlights how individuals are impacted by climate change and how they can combat this crisis. 

To make sure you see every event, RSVP at the bottom of the page and we'll send you a reminder to view the event on the 22nd of every month!

We're excited to bring you more engaging analysis of critical issues facing the environment today.

We'll see you there,

The Team at EARTHDAY.ORG

P.S. Make sure to also watch our Earth Day Live series, which includes panels and interviews debating planet Earth's urgent issues.