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Climate Magic

Cal Poly Humboldt
Climate Change
Climate Anxiety
Activism
Climate Justice
Mental Health
Spirituality
Science Communication
Worldview
Green Burial
Ecological Grief
Lahaina
Masculinity
Joseph Henderson
Psychology
Trauma
Apocalypse
Objectivity
Emotions
Elizabeth Bechard
Aquatic Futures Foundation

Hosted by author and professor of Environmental Studies at Cal Poly Humboldt, Sarah Jaquette Ray, Climate Magic connects emotions like climate anxiety and despair to our ability to take positive action and reclaim our sense of efficacy. Through interviews with a range of experts, she reveals that magic in this current climate comes from even the smallest acts.

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Anthea Lawson researches the connections between our inner lives and the world we create together.

Climate filmmaker Laurel Tamayo discusses "Healing Lahaina", wildfire recovery, climate resilience, mental health, mutual aid, and finding hope and agency in a warming world.

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Anthea Lawson
Activist and campaigner focused on depth psychology and entangled activism
Global Witness, Amnesty International, Extinction Rebellion campaigns
Episode: “How Not to Save the World” feat. Anthea Lawson
Laurel Tamayo
Director of Healing Lahaina
Healing Lahaina
Episode: Fire, Grief & Gen Z: Laurel Tamayo's path to Heal Lahaina
Dave Powell
Podcast creator of Your Brain on Climate
Independent podcaster
Episode: Season 2 Recap
Leslie Davenport
Therapist and climate psychology researcher
Climate psychology field
Episode: Season 2 Recap
Catherine Wilkinson
Author and director of All We Can Save; Climate Wayfinding author
All We Can Save project
Episode: Season 2 Recap
Rabbi Ora Nick and Kainer
Climate chaplain
Independent climate spirituality work
Episode: Season 2 Recap
Jennifer Uchendu
Founder of Eco Anxiety Africa Project (TEEP)
TEEP and Susty Vibes
Episode: Season 2 Recap
Joe Henderson
Researcher focused on masculinity and climate education
Academic researcher
Episode: Season 2 Recap
Rebecca Weston
Founder and co-director of Climate Psychology Alliance of North America
Climate Psychology Alliance of North America
Episode: Season 2 Recap

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Sarah Jaquette Ray
Host of Climate Magic; author and professor focusing on climate emotions and action.

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5.0 out of 5 stars from 6 ratings
  • Big brained

    Great discussions with fascinating people. And Sarah is a brilliant host!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Mr Willesden
    United Kingdom3 months ago
  • A gift

    Having SJR in my ear with these beautiful and brilliant conversations is such a gift and a resource. I am learning so much, and I am excited to share this podcast with my students, friends and family.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    cfaivs
    United States10 months ago
  • Brilliant, whimsical, educational

    I’m learning so much as I listen along to this brilliant new podcast. The host chooses guests who bring engaging and educational topics to life in the conversation. I love the way the host moves through topics with heart and whimsy, and I can hear the delight in her voice as she speaks with her guests. Five stars!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Priscilla Y
    United States10 months ago

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The host is noted for balancing rigor with warmth and curiosity, creating accessible conversations about tough topics.
Guests are frequently praised for bringing diverse perspectives and actionable ideas for communities and individuals.
Episodes are described as educational, engaging, and heartful, with guests who bring both expertise and practical storytelling.
Listeners praise thoughtful, compassionate interviewing and insights into turning climate emotions into action.

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“How Not to Save the World” feat. Anthea Lawson
Q: Could you unpack the idea of the 'Save the World' script and how it affects both fundaments of activism and everyday behavior?
The script pushes a belief that one must be perfect or all-powerful to effect change, which can immobilize or alienate people; recognizing and countering this script can make engagement more attainable and sustainable.
“How Not to Save the World” feat. Anthea Lawson
Q: Why are emotions and inner life key to fixing climate problems and guiding how we act within activism?
Emotions shape how messages land, influence decision-making, and determine the effectiveness of campaigns; ignoring inner life risks messaging that misses audiences and reinforces harmful power dynamics.
“How Not to Save the World” feat. Anthea Lawson
Q: What is activism to you, and why is it important to expanding the audience beyond traditional activists?
Activism is any intervention aimed at making things better at any scale, not limited to loud protests; the broader movement ecology includes conversations, community actions, and everyday citizen engagement.
Patterning the Future with Sister True Dedication
Q: How can individuals cope with burnout while staying effective in climate work?
Burnout is a natural part of service, but tending to one's own well-being is essential; cultivating compassionate communities, taking refuge in supportive circles, and integrating spiritual practices can sustain long-term engagement.
Fire, Grief & Gen Z: Laurel Tamayo's path to Heal Lahaina
Q: So don't feel driven by my question list here. But I will start hopefully with a long kind of question to get us your story. How did you get so passionate about studying the environment and making films about it?
Laurel traces her passion to growing up in Hawaii, the impact of local history, and a formative film she watched that galvanized her to use documentary storytelling to inspire action and provide agency for communities affected by environmental change.

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What is Climate Magic about and what kind of topics does it cover?

A thought-provoking series that links climate emotions—anxiety, grief, and hope—with practical action and personal resilience. Conversations span climate psychology, leadership, storytelling, and justice, often weaving spirituality, intergenerational perspectives, and community healing into tangible steps for action. Noteworthy is the blend of academic rigor with accessible storytelling, featuring researchers, activists, and educators who model compassionate, action-oriented responses to climate distress. Listeners who want relatable frameworks for turning emotions into impact will likely find this appealing, whether they're policy professionals, mental health practitioners, or community organizers.

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1. Your Brain On Climate
2. How to Survive the End of the World
3. The Nature Of with Willow Defebaugh
4. Overshoot: Navigating a world beyond 1.5°C
5. Emergence Magazine Podcast

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Recent guests on Climate Magic include:

1. Anthea Lawson
2. Laurel Tamayo
3. Dave Powell
4. Leslie Davenport
5. Catherine Wilkinson
6. Rabbi Ora Nick and Kainer
7. Jennifer Uchendu
8. Joe Henderson

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