I don’t have the answer, but I’m curious: Do women’s groups help, or do they limit us? At what point do we stop isolating ourselves and start pulling everyone into the conversation? Because equity isn’t just a women’s issue—it’s everyone’s. Right?

What are we really talking about in these spaces? Serious issues or just venting about deadlines and Bravo shows? Is this solidarity or self-segregation?

What if, instead of looking to leaders who keep kicking the can down the road, we demand more, now? What if we start calling out the indifference w/the same intensity that the planet’s calling out for help? Climate isn’t a side issue anymore—it’s the main stage & ignoring it is no longer an option.

Wildfires (in NJ?!), floods, disappearing coastlines—these aren’t anomalies; they’re the new reality. What’s harder to face is that these crises are still being met with a frustratingly familiar response: empty promises, delayed policies, ignorance and a lack of real accountability.

Thank you!

It’s true, we're dealing with an entirely new level of impact—one where every word can either fuel positive change or deepen the divide.

You've captured the high stakes here so well. The shift in power from traditional media to algorithm-driven platforms has put communicators on the front lines of an information war where, more than ever, ethics and clarity are our shields.

Obsessed with the name of your podcast! If you’re ever looking for guests, all my clients are in the climate space and can speak on everything from carbon capture to LCAs to EVs to wildfire detection via AI. 🌍

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