The Rich Roll Podcast

Hey everybody, how you guys doing? What's going on? What is happening? I'm Rich Roll. I am your host. This is the podcast episode 185. Can you believe that? 185 episodes?

The podcast where I sit down with the outliers, the big forward thinkers across all categories of positive,

paranoid, breaking, culture change. Why do I do this? To help all of us, myself included, unlock and unleash our best, most authentic cells.

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So thank you. We appreciate it. Today I've got Silas Rayo on the show today. He is an environmentalist and engineer, a technologist. He's doing some really interesting things out in the world.

And I'm going to get a little bit more into him and his background in a minute. But before that, two things I want to cover. Two things.

The first thing apologies for the podcast being late this week. I am so sorry. But right now it's the middle of the night, somewhere outside of Frankfurt, Germany.

I'm in Europe. It's been a very busy last few days arrived here a couple days ago. I'm here for the Frankfurt Book Fair, which is the largest international book markets in the world. And I'm here to do press around the launch of the plant power way, which comes out in a German language addition, which is really exciting.

But it's been kind of a demanding last couple days of acclimating to the time change and doing a bunch of press, etc. By the way, check out the book. It's now available at Amazon.de for those of you who want to get a German language addition. It came out really beautiful, really proud of it.

And I'm going to talk to you about the next German public. I'm going to talk to you about the next German public.

I'm going to talk to you about the next German public. I'm going to talk to you about the next German public. I'm going to talk to you about the next German public.

I'm going to talk to you about the next German public. I'm going to talk to you about the next German public. I'm going to talk to you about the next German public.

I'm going to talk to you about the next German public. I'm going to talk to you about the next German public. I'm going to talk to you about the next German public.

The second thing I want to say is before we get into Scylush is let's take care of some business really quick.

Alright you guys, so this week's show, I'm going to keep this intro really brief because it's like the middle of the night.

I'm in the middle of nowhere in Germany. I'm extremely jet lagged and tired. But this is a really exciting show. I don't want to put a damper on just how amazing today's guest is.

Scylush Reo is the executive director of a nonprofit called ClimateHealers.

ClimateHealers.org. He's the author of a book called Carbon Dharma, the occupation of butterflies, really interesting book.

He's a training, he is an electrical engineer, a technologist, he's got a PhD from Stanford University. And very interestingly his technology career involved working very intensely on the very early iterations of the internet, which is fascinating.

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