Optimism in a changing climate. Interviews with industry leaders, authors, journalists, and real people who are making an impact on climate change everyday. We Are Not Doomed is hosted by Jonah Geil-Neufeld, the Executive Producer of Puddle Creative.

We Are Not Doomed
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Optimism in a changing climate. Interviews with industry leaders, authors, journalists, and real people who are making an impact on climate change everyday. We Are Not Doomed is hosted by Jonah Geil-Neufeld, the Executive Producer of Puddle Creative.
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Recent Episodes

December 19, 2025
Eco-Grief, Burnout, and Building Resilient Conservation Teams
Michelle Doerr runs Anavah Consulting, a Minnesota-based firm that works with conservation organizations to build capacity, foster inclusive teams, and improve communication. After spending years as a wildlife biologist managing urban deer populations and working in the archery industry, she recognized a critical gap: 90% of wildlife management is people management, but professionals receive almost no training for it. Conservation workers face unprecedented challenges—83% report experiencing burnout, according to Doerr's research. They deal with cognitive dissonance (entering the field to help animals, then having to kill them), hostile public meetings, and the emotional weight of watching their science questioned daily. Add eco-grief from witnessing environmental destruction and eco-anxiety about the future, and you have a field in crisis. Doerr argues that the burnout narrative places too much responsibility on individuals when the real issue is systemic. Organizations throw workers into high-stakes, public-facing roles without training in conflict resolution, cooperative language, or emotional processing. Her approach shifts from self-care to capacity building—creating systems where people can thrive before they hit survival mode. The conversation covers practical strategies: setting agreements for public meetings, acknowledging pain instead of skipping to solutions, tying mundane tasks to bigger purpose, and making time to actually be in nature.

September 23, 2025
Rethinking Our Toxic Relationship with Cars
Professor Dame Henrietta Moore and urban designer Arthur Kay, co-authors of "Roadkill: Unveiling the True Cost of Our Toxic Relationship with Cars," challenge the myth that cars represent freedom while offering practical solutions for reducing car dependency. The conversation explores how the "car industrial complex" has shaped our cities and lives, from the surprising history of electric vehicles in the 1890s to the hidden costs of car-centric urban planning. Moore and Kay reveal that 60-70% of car-related air pollution doesn't come from tailpipes, discuss how parking requirements increase housing costs, and examine innovative transportation solutions emerging from cities in the Global South. Rather than being anti-car, they advocate for expanding transportation choices and reimagining urban spaces around people instead of vehicles. The authors present over 100 actionable ideas for creating more livable cities while reframing 21st-century freedoms around clean air, walkable neighborhoods, and reduced car dependency.

May 28, 2025
Smart Bathrooms Are Solving America's Hidden Infrastructure Crisis
Throne Labs founders Fletcher Wilson and Jessica Heinzelman discuss their innovative solar-powered smart bathrooms, which address America's poor public restroom infrastructure and improve community well-being; this is an interview.
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