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In this special bonus episode of Yellow Table Talk, Producer Maddie Shiff takes listeners behind the scenes for a look at the making of the podcast. She shares reflections and her personal takeaways from the season, and invites feedback from the wider community.

Resources and links mentioned in the episode:

• Season two nomination form
• Season two nomination post
• Send feedback to us at: yellowtabletalkpod@gmail.com

🎙️Know a woman or non-binary speaker who would be great for a future episode? Nominate a guest for Yellow Table Talk Season 2 here!

🎁Donate to Women and Climate here and help climate literacy and communities thrive around the globe.

Host: Michelle Li | LinkedIn | Instagram

Producer: Maddie Shiff | LinkedIn | Instagram

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In this episode of Yellow Table Talk, Michelle Li interviews Luba Volkova, a sustainability practitioner with a passion for whole food plant-based eating. Luba shares her personal journey towards a plant-based lifestyle, the health benefits she experienced, and the significant environmental impact of dietary choices. The conversation also explores how to navigate social situations as a plant-based eater and the importance of integrating personal passions into professional life. Luba emphasizes that eating plant-based doesn't have to be perfect and encourages listeners to explore their motivations for dietary changes.

Resources and links mentioned in the episode:

• In Defense of Food by Michael Pollan
• Journal article referenced in the episode
  • “Reducing food’s environmental impacts through producers and consumers” by J. Poore and T. Nemecek
• Food and Climate Change Info Guide referenced in the episode
• Environmental Impacts of Food Production
• Vietnamese summer/spring roll recipe variations: here, here, here, and here
• Luba’s list of favorite recipes:
  • Breakfast muffins
  • No-tuna salad sandwich
  • GF chocolate chip pancakes
  • Thai yellow coconut curry with mango
  • Outrageously healthy brownies
• Forks Over Knives for plant-based recipes
• Mindful Eating by Jan Chozen Bays
• The China Study by T. Colin Campbell and Thomas M. Campbell II
• Nutritionstudies.org
• Nutrition Facts website by Michael Greger

🎙️Know a woman or non-binary speaker who would be great for a future episode? Nominate a guest for Yellow Table Talk Season 2 here!

🎁Donate to Women and Climate here and help climate literacy and communities thrive around the globe.

Host: Michelle Li | LinkedIn | Instagram

Producer: Maddie Shiff | LinkedIn |

In this episode of Yellow Table Talk, host Michelle Li speaks with Dr. Anino Emuwa, CEO and Managing Director of Avandis Consulting and the founder of 100 Women at Davos. They discuss Anino's journey from finance to women’s leadership, the importance of representation in leadership roles, and insights from her experiences at the World Economic Forum. Anino shares her experiences at Davos, the mission of her organization, and the systemic changes needed to increase women's representation. The conversation also touches on personal reflections and challenges faced by women professionals.

Resources and links mentioned in the episode:

• World Economic Forum (WEF)
• 100 Women @ Davos
• Watch and Jewellery Initiative 2030
• Luxury Innovation Summit
• UN Women Leader Network
• Avandis Consulting
• Tribute to Grace Ogbemi, Anino’s mother

🎙️Know a woman or non-binary speaker who would be great for a future episode? Nominate a guest for Yellow Table Talk Season 2 here!

🎁Donate to Women and Climate here and help climate literacy and communities thrive around the globe.

Host: Michelle Li | LinkedIn | Instagram

Producer: Maddie Shiff | LinkedIn | Instagram

In this episode of Yellow Table Talk, host Michelle Li engages with maritime expert Gina Panayiotou to explore the complexities of the maritime industry, particularly focusing on decarbonization efforts, the challenges faced by women in the field, and the importance of understanding maritime vocabulary. The conversation highlights the industry's significant role in global trade, the pressing need for sustainable practices, and the opportunities for innovation and inclusivity within the sector.

Resources and links mentioned in the episode:

• Oceans Arena
• International Maritime Organization (IMO)
• IMO Alternative Fuel Use Map Information
• Lloyd’s Register
• Women’s International Shipping and Trading Association (WISTA)
• Incoterms
• Marine Environment Protection Committee (MEPC)

🎙️Know a woman or non-binary speaker who would be great for a future episode? Nominate a guest for Yellow Table Talk Season 2 here!

🎁Donate to Women and Climate here and help climate literacy and communities thrive around the globe.

Host: Michelle Li | LinkedIn | Instagram

Producer: Maddie Shiff | LinkedIn | Instagram

In this episode of Yellow Table Talk, host Michelle Li and Tiffany Turner discuss the journey of women professionals both in and out of the climate sector, the importance of personal coaching, and the challenges women face in their careers. Tiffany shares her transition from tech to coaching, the differences between coaching and therapy, and offers strategies for women to overcome self-abandonment and align with their values. The conversation also touches on the realities of working in climate, the balance between personal life and climate action, and personal challenges related to emotional regulation and boundaries.

Connect with Tiffany Turner:

• On LinkedIn
• On her website

Resources and links mentioned in the episode:

• www.TiffanyTurnerCoaching.com
• Free self-guided tools from Tiffany for YTT listeners:
  • Values Assessment Exercise
  • Fear vs. Fantasy vs. Intuition Exercise
  • The Letting Go Ritual

🎙️Know a woman or non-binary speaker who would be great for a future episode? Nominate a guest for Yellow Table Talk Season 2 here!

🎁Donate to Women and Climate here and help climate literacy and communities thrive around the globe.

Host: Michelle Li | LinkedIn | Instagram

Producer: Maddie Shiff | LinkedIn | Instagram

In this episode of Yellow Table Talk, host Michelle Li speaks with Julia Souder, CEO of the Long Duration Energy Storage Council, about her journey in the energy sector, the importance of long-duration energy storage (LDES), and the role of women in the energy transition. They discuss the various applications of LDES, the challenges and opportunities within the industry, and the significance of diversity and self-care in professional growth. Julia emphasizes the need for awareness and support for women in energy, as well as the importance of understanding the technical vocabulary associated with LDES.

Connect with Julia Souder:

• On LinkedIn

Resources and links mentioned in the episode:

• The LDES Council website
• Information about LDES Technologies here
• Charged by James Morton Turner
• National Consortium for the Advancement of LDES Technologies
• Global Renewables Alliance

🎙️Know a woman or non-binary speaker who would be great for a future episode? Nominate a guest for Yellow Table Talk Season 2 here!

🎁Donate to Women and Climate here and help climate literacy and communities thrive around the globe.

Host: Michelle Li | LinkedIn | Instagram

Producer: Maddie Shiff | LinkedIn | Instagram

Welcome to the first episode of Yellow Table Talk! In this conversation, Michelle Li speaks with Clarissa Tam, the Women and Climate City Lead in Hong Kong. They discuss Clarissa's journey in climate action, her experiences in community engagement, and the various sustainability initiatives in Hong Kong. Clarissa shares insights on the importance of grassroots movements, the evolution of the Women in Climate community, and her personal creative pursuits related to environmental themes. The conversation highlights the challenges and opportunities in promoting sustainability in urban settings, particularly in Hong Kong.

Connect with Clarissa Tam:

• On Instagram (@airyclairy)
• On LinkedIn

Resources and links mentioned in the episode:

• WAC Hong Kong Tree Planting Event
• WAC Hong Kong Oceans Event
• Green Drinks Hong Kong | Facebook group
• Earth Farm in Yuen Long
• Ark Eden
• Blue House heritage building in Hong Kong
• Braiding Sweetgrass by Robin Wall Kimmerer
• Clarissa’s gardening IG: @gardeningforsurvival

🎙️Know a woman or non-binary speaker who would be great for a future episode? Nominate a guest for Yellow Table Talk Season 2 here!

🎁Donate to Women and Climate here and help climate literacy and communities thrive around the globe.

Host: Michelle Li | LinkedIn | Instagram

Producer: Maddie Shiff | LinkedIn | Instagram