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How to ruin Christmas: Jamie Windust and Fehinti Balogun
How to ruin Christmas: Jamie Windust and Fehinti Balogun
How to ruin Christmas: Jamie Windust and Fehinti Balogun
Monday 8th April 2024
Jamie Windust and Fehinti Balogun share their experiences with activism, burnout, and community support in this 'Force of Nature' episode.
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Get the buttons here!How to Ruin Christmas: Tough Talks and Climate Confessions
Episode Overview
- Exploring the challenges and complexities of activism with candid climate confessions
- Understanding the importance of personal dynamics in environmental advocacy
- Reflecting on burnout and the need for rest in sustaining activism
- Navigating the search for community support and acceptance
- Embracing imperfections and highlighting the human side of environmental advocacy
Climate change isn't the problem. Climate change is a symptom of the problem.
Ever wondered why chatting about your passions with family can be so tricky? In this episode of 'Force of Nature', Clover Hogan sits down with Jamie Windust and Fehinti Balogun to unpack the complexities of discussing important causes over the holiday season. Jamie, a prominent author and LGBTQ+ advocate, and Fehinti, an actor and climate activist, bring their unique perspectives to the table. Together, they dive into the expectations we place on ourselves and others, especially during festive gatherings.
The conversation doesn't shy away from the messiness of activism. Jamie and Fehinti share their personal stories, revealing the emotional toll of their work and the burnout that often accompanies it. They also discuss the crucial role of community support in sustaining their efforts. This episode offers a candid look at the human side of environmental and social advocacy, reminding us that imperfection is part of the journey.
If you're looking for a heartfelt discussion that blends humor with hard truths, this one's for you.