In this episode of "Finding Hope in the Climate Crisis," Hosted by Michelle Lewis, we are honored to welcome Dr. Melanie Harris, a distinguished eco-womanist scholar and professor of religion. Dr. Harris's work uniquely intertwines ecology, theology, and African American women's experiences, offering profound insights into environmental ethics and spirituality.

Together, we delve into the principles of eco-womanism, exploring how it addresses environmental injustices and fosters resilience amid ecological challenges. Dr. Harris shares her perspectives on the vital role of spirituality and community in cultivating hope and inspiring action in the face of climate change.

Join us for a compelling conversation that not only highlights the intersections of race, gender, and environmentalism but also empowers listeners to find hope and take meaningful steps toward environmental justice.

Tune in to this enlightening discussion with Dr. Melanie Harris on "Finding Hope in the Climate Crisis."

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Join host Michelle Lewis on "Finding Hope in the Climate Crisis" as she chats with co-producer Colin Harden. In this episode, Michelle and Colin explore the future of The Outer Banks Environmental Film Festival, the evolution of the podcast, and the current state of the discourse around the environment.

As the world grapples with urgent climate issues, their conversation sheds light on how we can all be part of the solution and keep pushing the conversation forward.

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Join host Michelle Lewis in a profound conversation with John Rash, director and producer of the inspiring documentary Our Movement Starts Here. Discover John's journey, insights, and the transformative impact of COVID-19 on the film's success.

In this episode, John shares pivotal lessons learned and how adversity fueled the documentary's strength. Explore the intersection of climate action and storytelling as they discuss the power of film in driving change.

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In this episode Michelle Lewis talks with filmmaker Will Freund following the screening of his award winning film Blue Glacier Then and Now. He talks about documenting his father's climate change story and his passionate work as an environmental educator.

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In this episode of Finding Hope in the Climate Crisis, host, Michelle Lewis sits down with Prin Uthaisangchai a 12 year old filmmaker from Thailand and the youngest award winner at the Outer Banks Environmental Film Festival. They talk about where he finds hope, his continued activism to save the leatherback sea turtles in Thailand and what project we can expect to see from him next. His award winning film is called The Story of the Leatherback and you can view the trailer in the link below.

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The Story of the Leatherback Trailer:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zx2ADkGiSKM

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