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A World Upside Down

A World Upside Down

By: Jerome Foster II & Elijah McKenzie-Jackson
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Jerome Foster II and Elijah McKenzie-Jackson are influential climate activists who are leading the charge for environmental justice and social impact. From within the White House administration to the creation of up and coming works in the art world, they're among the few who are dominating headlines, driving climate action and highlighting crucial issues.

"A World Upside Down" podcast is the hosts' way of presenting a mission statement that reflects their perception of the world and how it may be perceived by young people. While the saying, "You are your biggest enemy," holds some truth, a broader perspective is needed. Scientists warn that humanity's greatest threat is itself, with war, violence, and climate change posing significant challenges. Now more than ever, critical thinking and holistic approaches to social impact are crucial for unraveling falsehoods and creating color in a word that can seem black and white.

This 8-episode series offers exclusive perspectives from Jerome Foster II and Elijah McKenzie-Jackson as they discuss their experiences growing up, fighting for a better world, and creating art for the planet. They also invite remarkable guests to share their untold stories and hopes for the future.

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Episodes
  • Pilot

    Pilot
    May 8 2024

    Join hosts Jerome Foster II & Elijah McKenzie-Jackson in the pilot episode of "A World Upside Down," as they explore their journey of becoming advocates for change. Delving into personal narratives and the intersection of activism and privilege, they uncover the motivations behind today's climate action movements.

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