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Hosted by Michelle Malanca Frey · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 17 episodes
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I share stories, ideas, and actions showing how connection can bring us, our climate, and our living world back from the brink. michellemalancafrey.substack.com
Michelle Malanca Frey hosts The World We Need with Michelle Malanca Frey, a society show with 17 episodes published.
The oil industry has been shaping California since the 1800s. To keep our climate stable and habitable, we need to transition to clean energy economy. Big Oil has been working for over 50 years to sow doubt about the imp
Neighborhoods and communities are the building blocks of our future. If you are looking to connect, send out a bat signal and try to find your people. We can find belonging – our people – who care about what we do, but w
I want to bust the idea that people don't like change. We do like change – when it's on our terms. Get full access to The World We Need with Michelle Malanca Frey at michellemalancafrey.substack.com/subscribe
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When we move our bodies in sync with each other – dancing, marching, playing, singing – we create a neurological bridge and become part of something bigger than ourselves. To receive this podcast in your inbox, go to mic
In this episode of The World We Need, we look at the power of thanking ourselves for our work and how this can shape our view of our past and fuel our action today. Referenced in the show: Carla Dal Mas https://www.cadim
We all go through times we don't feel like doing things anymore. The hard part is knowing when it’s time to quit and when it’s just hard, or inconvenient, or takes more effort than we feel that we can give. When do we ju
The people we work with are at the heart of what makes work meaningful. An ode to the humble co-worker. The World We Need with Michelle Malanca Frey is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my
The world is full of news that can send us into a spiral. Stress-eating snacks can get you through the moment, but there are other ways to snap ourselves out of panic mode. We can trick our minds into getting us unstuck.
The 6-story jail had a rundown, Art Deco façade. On the inside, in addition to massive overcrowding, sewage leaked, drinking water was unsafe, and air vents were full of asbestos. The heaters and radiators were broken, a
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You are doing too much. Too many tedious adult tasks, too much work, too much worrying. There is a time for those things, but there is also a time for consciously not doing them. I get it, you’re busy. There are bills to
I wrote half a book then threw it out. I felt deeply called to write a book about climate solutions. The vision of a world powered by clean energy with livable cities, healthy people, and thriving ecosystems fills me wit
I crashed a high school reunion last weekend. I not only didn’t go to that school, I’ve never even been to that town. For background, I have not been and would not go to my own high school reunion. If I was invited, that
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The World We Need with Michelle Malanca Frey is hosted by Michelle Malanca Frey. The show is categorised under society (culture) and has published 17 episodes.
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