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Hello, I'm Gemma and welcome to another episode of Good Influence.

This is the podcast where I welcome our guests to discuss their experiences, answer your questions and teach us something new.

This week we're talking about Web 3 and the Climate.

The role of storytelling in bringing climate conversations to new audiences and technologies,

the importance of new systems for people around the world and I learn what Web 3 actually means.

So joining me this week is Sophia Lee.

Sophia is an award-winning journalist, film director and environmental advocate.

She hosts Meta's Climate Focus podcast Climate Talks,

is a co-founder of Stuart, a Web 3 collective working for people and the planet,

as well as being an official United Nations Human Rights Champion.

Meta spent 36 billion trying to build the Metaverse.

Meanwhile, UN climate scientists believe that they can halt climate change with just 300 billion.

So before I get into asking you about Stuart,

I'd love to start with some more general questions.

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