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Art and Identity in a Time of Climate Change - Citizens' Climate Radio (Ep. 51 Promo)
Released August 29th, 2020, this podcast episode explores the powerful role of art in understanding and processing climate change. Listen here: Art and Identity in a Time of Climate Change.
Guests include poet Clara Fang, who shares her work and discusses poetry's connection to nature. Photographer and writer Princella Talley highlights art's vital role in her life and addresses challenges for people of color in climate spaces. Dr. Krista Hiser, a professor, differentiates climate fiction from science fiction, advocating for more constructive climate conversations beyond apocalyptic narratives.
Share your thoughts via voicemail at 518.595.9414 or email radio@citizensclimate.org. Find us on major podcast platforms and connect with other listeners on social media @CitizensCRadio.
| Date | 8/27/2020 |
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