In this episode I’m talking with Julian Cribb about the biggest threats that humanity currently faces, how to find hope in trying times, and why truth telling, and connecting with each other is now more important than ever.

You can find more of Julian's work, including the book, here:

• Julian’s website: Matter of Survival at juliancribb.net
• The Council for the Human Future: humanfuture.org
• How To Fix A Broken Planet can be bought online at Cambridge University Press

Danielle talks about how to connect with anyone in a micro-moment and how our day-to-day interactions make a difference. She shares the research on asking for and giving help, and the discomfort of new conversations.

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I talk with Dr. Carly Copolov about her work with refugee women, she debunks some common myths about refugees and asylum seekers, and shares tips on how to connect with people across cultures.

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