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Three Degrees Apart

A podcast about what climate change feels like

Listen to Season 1

Climate Anxiety Survey

Climate change is no longer a distant threat.

Instead, it’s a shared emotional landscape. Three Degrees Apart is a space to listen, reflect, and find connection in our collective response to a changing world.

Stories From the Heart of Climate Change

Three Degrees Apart is more than a report on environmental shifts. It is an exploration of the emotional reality of living on a warming planet. Join us as we navigate grief, hope, and resilience through the lens of those on the front lines of change.

Image by Jon Tyson

Featured Episodes

Turning Climate Science into Real-World Solutions

I speak with Dr. Daniel Kammen: we explore how evidence, activism, and cross-generational collaboration can advance climate solutions

Why Weather Helps Us Understand Climate Change

A conversation with with Jason Samenow: evolving relationship between weather, climate change, and public understanding.

Coral Reefs as Time Capsules of Climate Change

A conversation with Dr. Kim Cobb: Coral records reveal Earth’s climate history and what they tell us about today’s rapidly warming world.

Climate Anxiety and How We Cope

I speak with Dr. Lise Van Susteren, a psychiatrist, climate activist, and expert on the mental health impacts of climate change, about the psychological toll of living in a rapidly warming world.

Who Controls the Climate Narrative

I speak with Emily Atkin, founder of Heated, about the evolving landscape of climate journalism and the role of media in shaping public understanding of the climate crisis.

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Turning Climate Science into Real-World Solutions

I speak with Dr. Daniel Kammen: we explore how evidence, activism, and cross-generational collaboration can advance climate solutions

Nov 20, 2025

Chasing Weather, Facing Climate

A quick recap on my experience interviewing Jason Samenow in my first episode of Three Degrees Apart

The Editorial Journal

Sep 2, 2025

Sustainable Solutions, Global Challenges

How Dr. Daniel Kammen Shows That Climate Action Succeeds When Science, Justice, and Community Voices Work Together.

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