So listeners, before we come on to today's episode and the three topics that we're so excited to bring you, we would like to ask you for some help.

We are putting together a new series that we are tentatively calling how to live a good life during the climate crisis.

We hope to make a few episodes to address some of the daily dilemmas that you face, that we face, that we all face, in response to the demands of this decade and beyond.

So for example we would like to discuss whether it's okay to

fly whether we should change our diet, whether we should change our diet,

whether we should stay in our current job

or move to a job that has more to do

with advancing sustainability.

How do we talk to our children? At what age do we begin to talk to them about the climate and the biodiversity crisis and how do we talk to them about?

Or in fact for new parents parents should we even consider having children.

So we would love for you to identify what conundrums you're chewing on and struggling with.

Send us either a little written note about it or even better a voice note

so that we can organize that series of episodes around your conundrums.

And you can email us at podcast at global optimism.com and as Christina said even better send us a

voicemail so that we can play it out on the show and you can do that at

speakpipe one word, Speak Pipe.

Dot com, forward slash outrage and optimism.

Speak Pipe, SPEakipipe,

Speak Pipe. dot com, correct?

Correct.

Great.

So let's come on to today's discussion.

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