12 February 2025 · 00:20:43
Community, behavior change and communication with Katelan Cunningham
Guest: Katelan Cunningham
Episode · 00:20:43
Community, behavior change and communication with Katelan Cunningham
Show notes
What power does the community have in helping us make informed decisions and change behaviors? How can we make our message more relevant to people and inspire action?
In today's episode, we have Katelan Cunningham, a climate communicator driven by the power of community. She's also the host of the Second Nature podcast and Director of Content at Commons, a sustainable lifestyle app.
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