Hello and welcome to another episode of I Way with Jameeda Jamel, a podcast against shame.

Now I'm going to make this intro as brief as possible because my guest really needs no

introduction.

Her name is Greta Tunberg, the leading climate justice activist in maybe a full time, but

I'd say definitely of our generation.

She is just one of the most phenomenal icons ever and to have had the opportunity to sit

down with her and chat and get to know the human being behind all of this change and all

of this work and all of this passion was such a treat because she's fantastic, she's

funny, she's warm, she's cool, she's so insightful and has done all of this with such grace

and dignity in the face of people treating her with such wild disrespect and mistrust.

I think you're going to fall another way that I did.

I already loved her from afar, but now my heart is bloody bursting.

It's bursting guys.

In this chat we discuss climate justice, we discuss the issue of climate change and

how it rests with just a few powerful people and not the average citizen.

We discuss the knowledge gap and what actually is causing the climate change crisis and what

the average person can do to help.

We talk about Greta's mental health journey and how it has been impacted by becoming such

a ginormous public figure at such a young age and moving in such adult forums.

We discuss her autism diagnosis and how her autism has actually helped her work as an activist.

So I, without further ado, because I just can't wait for you to hear this chat.

This is, I can't believe it.

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