The answer is duuuuh! Diana talks about this + some hot button issues like the 'Big Beautiful Bill.'

Welcome to Earth Month baddies! What better way to kick off this mini series than two Miami (& Taurus) girlies gabbing about limpias, palo santo, and ways to stay grounded?

Gabby Ulloa is a Cuban-American, Los Angeles-based journalist, on camera-host and writer. She covers culture, Latinidad, wellness, and style. You can find her words in publications like Architectural Digest, New York Magazine, The New York Times, Remezcla, Refinery29, Domino, and more.

https://gabrielaulloa.com/irregardless

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Happy Earth Month, Earthlings!

Dr. Steven Cohen is the Senior Vice Dean of Columbia’s School of Professional Studies and a Professor in the Practice of Public Affairs at Columbia University’s School of International and Public Affairs. He is also Director of the Master of Public Administration Program in Environmental Science and Policy at Columbia University’s School of International and Public Affairs, Director of the Master of Science in Sustainability Management at Columbia University’s School of Professional Studies, and the Director of the Earth Institute’s Research Program on Sustainability Policy and Management at Columbia University.

Cohen is a former policy analyst and consultant to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, and has been at Columbia since the early 1980s.

Hellooooo 2025! Palma is back and we're getting right down to business. Meet Julia O'Mara, former Blackstone baddie, and current Pickle COO and co-founder.

The Pickle app is a peer-to-peer marketplace that allows users to rent and lend clothing, shoes, and accessories. The app's goal is to make fashion more sustainable, accessible, and affordable.

Let's get into it!

He needs no introduction...

John Morales is the longest tenured broadcast meteorologist in South Florida, serving as a reassuring television presence for nearly three decades. His tropical weather acumen and steadfast character guided South Florida viewers through hurricanes Andrew, Irene, Katrina, Wilma, and most recently Hurricane Milton, when he went viral for his emotional coverage.

Dive into this episode to uncover the science behind hurricanes, and how they are linked to climate change.

Welcome to Szn 4 lovelies!

Kicking off this season is the wonderful Marissa Feinberg, founder of Psychedelics for Climate Action, an organization dedicated to raising and expanding consciousness to discover pathways forward.

Previously, Feinberg contributed to the co-working and environmental movements by co-founding Green Spaces NY for social entrepreneurs, which was acquired and became part of the global Impact Hub network.

Well, it's a hot topic for a reason. Tune in to get the scoop.

Cities are often on the frontlines of both climate mitigation and action.

In the third iteration of "What We Imagine, We Make Possible" Diana sits down with two climate experts, Susie Strife, Direct of Sustainability in Boulder County, Colorado, and Dr. Sarah Federman, Director of Landscape Decarbonization at Carbon Direct, to understand innovative ways municipalities can leverage resource-sharing to be proactive about climate change.

In this solo episode, Diana recaps some climate-related takeaways from her trip to Argentina, shares some of her original poetry, and rapid-fires some climate news & moments of joy.