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"Some people might hear climate and turn away. My way in is by using humor and video as a way to point out the irony and villains when it comes to climate change. It's a way to show and not tell."

In S2E4, Diana chats with the hilarious Katie Tutrone to discuss a new way into the climate conversation. Throw in a bit of rats, Bill Nye, and of course composting!

In her 5th solo episode, Diana dives into the trials and tribulations of finding a job in the climate space... Do you have to have an environmental background? What kinds of skills do you need?

Let’s get into it.

"Really disagreements about the [climate] facts are disagreements about the values."

David Storey is an Associate Professor of the Practice in the Philosophy Department at Boston College, where he teaches courses on the history of philosophy, ethics, theology, technology, and climate change.

In this episode, Diana & David discuss the underlying value systems embedded within the climate debate, how to deal with climate anxiety, and why climate change is a proxy for the larger cultural divide within the United States.

In her first episode of season 2, Diana sits down with published environmental writer, poet, and speaker, Diandra Marizet Esparza, whose work recognizes culture as an expression of our relationship to land, and advocates for the accessibility of diverse stories available to rising generations.

In this episode, Diana & Diandra discuss some juicy and complex topics, including the tension between eco-influencing and greenwashing, the consulting arm of IE, and what it means to be a multi-hyphenate environmental Latina in this ever-evolving landscape.

Costa Rica’s environmental credentials are truly impressive—more than 98 percent of its energy is renewable, forest cover now stands at more than 53 percent after painstaking work to reverse decades of deforestation and around a quarter of the country’s land has been turned into protected parks and reserves, according to UNEP. 

In her last solo episode of S1, Diana re-caps her trip to Costa Rica, provides a brief summary on the country's sustainability, and explores what exactly "pura vida" is all about. *Pro-Tip: listen until the end*

Did you know that a traditional pad takes roughly 800 years to break down? A startling fact that sprung Viv For Your V Founder & CEO Katie Diasti into action. Viv was created by eco-conscious menstruators who knew the way the world approached eco-conscious period care needed an overhaul. 

In her third guest episode, Diana sits down with sustainable period entrepreneur & CEO Katie Diasti to discuss the struggles of building a brand and raising capital in a male-dominated environment, the importance of toxic-free menstrual products, and how TikTok and social media has inspired a new wave of menstrual education, breaking taboos for menstruators everywhere. 

With that, please enjoy!

In her third solo episode, Diana delves into the question of "What do we put on or in our bodies and where does it go?" She discusses the difficulties of leading a more conscious lifestyle, creating awareness around waste and fashion, some tips, and tricks, and bigger questions we should be asking when it comes to capitalism and consumerism.

Want to share some personal stories? DM us on IG and we'll get back to you to share on the pod!

In her second guest episode, Diana sits down with Joao Francisco Adrien, her former classmate and colleague, to discuss Brazil's fight in the Climate Crisis. In this episode, topics such as deforestation, livestock production, the Amazon, and politics will all be featured to help paint a picture about Brazil's progress and challenges that lie ahead.

Special thanks to Joao for taking the time to share his story, knowledge, and wonderful opinions!

In her second solo episode of the season, Diana digs into Angelina Jolie's eponymous fashion label Atelier Jolie. Set to debut this fall, the Atelier is meant to be purpose driven with ethical consumption and co-creation rooting the brand. Over the years, Jolie has been an advocate for human rights and women, with her people-centered approach definitely shining through. But, what does that mean for her new brand? What will the business model look like, and will it actually be "ethical?"

Diana discusses all of this and more, including the recent Cholé x Atelier Jolie announcement.

In this solo episode, Diana explores her own climate story, explaining a bit about herself, and how she got to where she is today.