Young people historically have been, you know, their role or their views have been minimized and marginalized.

So I think, you know, a lot of people think over their kids, what, you know, what the heck do they know?

They don't have these life experiences.

But what these kids all knew was that they were experiencing climate harms.

Hello, everybody.

Welcome to At Home with Linda Andrew Scott. A show where we chat with Hello, everybody. Welcome to At Home with Linda and Drew Scott.

A show where we chat with artists, experts, dreamers, and doers about the good that they're

creating in the world. Through these conversations, we get to learn about relationships with

ourselves, our communities, and our planet.

We go beyond design and explore what home is all about.

And today we also have a very special co-host, our planet. We go beyond design and explore what home is all about. And today we also have a very

special co-host, our nephew Will. This is at home. Hope everyone is having a great day. Climate Week is

well underway and that's why today's episode is even more exciting. As you all know, on at home, one of our core values is sharing and learning about the things that matter to us. And one of those things is learning about how we can just live healthier on this planet and sustain that for generations to come.

So this episode is going to spotlight two amazing change makers.

It's so weird not having Drewie here with me to banter.

What would we usually talk about?

We would talk about picking cuticles, what we ate probably.

He'll be here soon with Will. We've had a great week. We had some downtime and got to see some

family and wrapped up a show in Calgary. So it was super exciting to get to see friends there. Today on at home, we are

highlighting Youth VGov, a powerful and moving documentary that follows 21 courageous youth

as they take on the world's most powerful government. We are so grateful to be able to speak with

Christy Cooper, the film's producer and director, and Kelsey

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