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Finding Hope in the Climate Crisis

Finding Hope in the Climate Crisis

By: Michelle Lewis
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In a world where climate change remains the most pressing issue threatening our global society, it can be hard to find hope, but this podcast aims to do just that. Host and Director of the Outer Banks Environmental Film Festival, Michelle Lewis, community organizer, filmmaker, and professor, and public theologian has candid conversations with other artists, activists, and environmental leaders from around the world who are doing there part to spread awareness and hope in the midst of this crisis with their work.


This is the official podcast of the Outer Banks Environmental Film Festival. To learn more about the festival or to buy tickets to this years festival visit www.OBXEFF.com


This is a Hermit House Original Podcast. This podcast was Executive produced by Colin Harden and Michelle Lewis.

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  • Green Faith: Susannah Tuttle's Journey to Eco-Justice

    Green Faith: Susannah Tuttle's Journey to Eco-Justice
    Apr 11 2025
    In this podcast episode titled 'Finding Hope in the Climate Crisis,' hosted by the Outer Banks Environmental Film Festival, Susanna Tuttle, the Director of the Eco-Justice Connection for the North Carolina Council of Churches, shares her journey and work in environmental and climate justice. Susanna discusses her background, including her upbringing in California and Wisconsin, her education in ecological ethics, and her work at the Council promoting energy efficiency and renewable energy in congregations. She also talks about the importance of truth-telling and advocacy in the climate movement, highlighting the role of youth activists. Emphasizing the need for inclusive, interfaith efforts in environmental stewardship, Susanna shares her vision for addressing climate issues through community and systemic change, targeting the church, the crown, and corporations as pivotal areas for accountability and reparative action.

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    42 mins
  • Spirituality, Ancestry and Environmental Justice with Eco-Womanist, Dr. Melanie Harris

    Spirituality, Ancestry and Environmental Justice with Eco-Womanist, Dr. Melanie Harris
    Feb 21 2025

    In this episode of "Finding Hope in the Climate Crisis," Hosted by Michelle Lewis, we are honored to welcome Dr. Melanie Harris, a distinguished eco-womanist scholar and professor of religion. Dr. Harris's work uniquely intertwines ecology, theology, and African American women's experiences, offering profound insights into environmental ethics and spirituality.


    Together, we delve into the principles of eco-womanism, exploring how it addresses environmental injustices and fosters resilience amid ecological challenges. Dr. Harris shares her perspectives on the vital role of spirituality and community in cultivating hope and inspiring action in the face of climate change.


    Join us for a compelling conversation that not only highlights the intersections of race, gender, and environmentalism but also empowers listeners to find hope and take meaningful steps toward environmental justice.


    Tune in to this enlightening discussion with Dr. Melanie Harris on "Finding Hope in the Climate Crisis."

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    31 mins
  • How to Find Hope in the New Political Landscape w/ Colin Harden

    How to Find Hope in the New Political Landscape w/ Colin Harden
    Feb 7 2025

    Join host Michelle Lewis on "Finding Hope in the Climate Crisis" as she chats with co-producer Colin Harden. In this episode, Michelle and Colin explore the future of The Outer Banks Environmental Film Festival, the evolution of the podcast, and the current state of the discourse around the environment.

    As the world grapples with urgent climate issues, their conversation sheds light on how we can all be part of the solution and keep pushing the conversation forward.


    Want to make an impact? Support the Peace Garden Project, where each action helps us nurture a more sustainable world. And don’t forget to submit your work to The Outer Banks Environmental Film Festival—share your creative vision and inspire change.


    Tune in, get involved, and join the movement. Subscribe to "Finding Hope in the Climate Crisis" wherever you get your podcasts.

    How’s that feel now?

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    39 mins

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