You can look at, I would say, 95% of all of the environmental issues out there, and you can trace them back to animal agriculture, and the effect that animal agriculture creates, the havoc that it wreaks on these different environmental issues.

That's Suzy Amis Cameron, and this is the Retro podcast.

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So, perhaps you know today's guest from one of her 25 roles on the big screen appearing in movies like Titanic, Fandango, or the usual suspects, or maybe you know her as the better half of the world's most successful film director, James Cameron, the incomparable brilliant mind behind the biggest cinematic blockbusters of all time.

Movies we've all seen like aliens, Terminator, Titanic, and of course Avatar, the highest grossing movie of all time.

But, in addition to being a mom to five kids, Susie Amos Cameron is also this incredibly passionate, pioneering environmental activist and philanthropist, as well as an innovative educator and founder along with her sister Rebecca of Muse, which is an incredibly forward thinking K through 12 school focused on her.

School focused on empowerment, individualized curriculum, creative and critical thinking, environmentalism, and global sustainability.

In other words, it's this amazing institution devoted to preparing young people to live consciously within themselves one another and the planet, which is a pretty great vision if you ask me.

And I got a whole bunch more I want to say about Susie in a minute before we get into the interview, but first.

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I first met Suzie a couple years ago. We became pals. I actually didn't meet James until this past spring. That was an extraordinary experience. He had such nice things to say about my book finding ultra, which was just a mind blow.

I couldn't even believe that he actually read it, let alone had nice things to say to me about it. It's just that's just crazy. But in any event Suzie invited me to speak at Muse last year.

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