Welcome back to Drilled, I'm Amy Westervalt.

Our series with Erther has come to a close.

I'm going to miss Darnan Nor co-hosting with me.

We do have one more thing to bring you today.

And that is the complete interview that we did with Katie Worse.

Her book, Miss Education about the sorry state of climate education in US schools is coming

out November 16th.

So in just a little over a week, if you're interested in getting that book, we'll stick

a link in the show notes.

Katie had a bunch of really interesting things to share from her research, which we were

able to include in a couple of episodes, but we thought that you might want to hear the

whole interview.

That's coming up right after this quick break.

So I was thinking it'd be good to have you start by just talking a little bit about what

got you interested in this particular subject in the first place.

So I got interested, let's see, a few years ago, my colleague, Michelle Meister and I went

to the Marshall Islands because we were doing a story about climate change and children

and we wanted to go somewhere where the effects were already very visible because we were

doing a film.

We wanted to capture it.

And so while we were there, we talked to all these kids and we were really struck by

how much they knew about climate change.

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