Oct 21, 202636 min
Fashion is broken. Can beauty fix it? In this episode of We Need to Act, Sara Rego speaks with Claudia Pievani, founder of Miomojo — an upper premium, cruelty-free Italian accessories brand and certified B Corp. Fashion...
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We Need to Act
Hosted by Sara Rego · education · EN
About this Podcast:
Hosted by Dr. Sara Rego, We Need to Act is a podcast about people, nature and the systems that connect them.From climate change and biodiversity to health, culture, economy and justice, the show brings together Indigenous leaders, activists, researchers, policymakers, authors and practitioners from around the world.Conversations in English and Spanish.
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What is We Need to Act about?
Hosted by Dr. Sara Rego, We Need to Act is a podcast about people, nature and the systems that connect them. From climate change and biodiversity to health, culture, economy and justice, the show brings together Indigenous leaders, activists, researchers, policymakers, authors and practitioners from around the world. Conversations in English and Spanish.
Who hosts We Need to Act?
We Need to Act is hosted by Sara Rego. The show has published 78 episodes to date.
What has We Need to Act covered recently?
Recent episodes include "The True Cost of Fashion and Why We Need to Buy Less with Claudia Pievani" (21 October 2026, 36 minutes), "The Ocean Won't Die But We Might: Indigenous Knowledge, Ocean Health & Youth Leadership with Bodhi Patil (066)" (7 October 2026, 27 minutes), and "Tuvalu Is Fighting to Survive: Climate Change, Rising Seas & Climate Justice | Dr. Tapugao Falefou (065)" (23 September 2026, 24 minutes).
How often does We Need to Act publish?
We Need to Act publishes roughly every two weeks, with episodes averaging 37 minutes across 78 episodes.
How hard is it to get booked on We Need to Act?
Booking probability for We Need to Act is 34%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. We Need to Act requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. We Need to Act's contact route on record: verified email.
Who should pitch We Need to Act?
The strongest fits for We Need to Act are Environmental Agencies. We Need to Act has an education audience.
About the host
Sara Rego hosts We Need to Act, an education podcast with 78 episodes published.
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Recent episodes
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Oct 7, 202627 minThe ocean is dying. Do we have the answers? In this episode of We Need to Act, Sara Rego speaks with Bodhi Patil, ocean guardian, founder of Inner Light and co-founder of Ocean Uprise. The ocean produces roughly half...
Sep 23, 202624 minS3Tuvalu is living the climate crisis now. In this episode of We Need to Act , Sara Rego speaks with Dr. Tapugao Falefou , Tuvalu’s Permanent Representative to the United Nations and Ambassador to the United States and...
Aug 28, 202656 minS2¿Qué pasa cuando el agua que necesitas para vivir ya tiene dueño? Jorge Morales Trincado lleva 14 años defendiendo el agua y el territorio en el Valle del Aconcagua, una de las cuencas más fértiles de Chile — y una de...
Aug 13, 202630 minS2What happens to your sense of self when the lands that define you are taken away? Dr. Jessica Hernandez is an Indigenous environmental scientist, author, and founder of Earth Daughters — an Indigenous-led collective...
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Jul 30, 202624 minS2What does your wardrobe have to do with a beach in Ghana covered in discarded clothing? Yayra Agbofah grew up trading secondhand garments at Kantamanto Market in Accra — one of the largest secondhand clothing markets in...
Jul 23, 202629 minS2What happens to environmental law when the federal government turns its back on climate action? Dan Farber is the Sho Sato Professor of Law at UC Berkeley and one of the most respected voices in US environmental and...
Episode #60
Six Years Without Salmon: Sámi, Europe's Only Indigenous People on Climate Change | Áslat Holmberg
Jul 16, 202640 minS2What does it mean to watch the river that shaped your entire life fall silent? Áslat Holmberg is a former member of the Sámi Parliament of Finland and former President of the Saami Council — a salmon fisher, teacher...
Jul 8, 202648 minS2What if the climate narrative itself is the problem? Paul Hawken is one of the world's most influential environmentalists, entrepreneurs, and authors. Founder of Project Drawdown and Project Regeneration, and New York...
Jul 2, 202625 minS2Aquí está: ¿Sabías que las abejas meliponas polinizan hasta el 80% de la flora amazónica — y que la mayoría de la gente ni sabe que existen? Ornella Muñoz creció en Dos de Mayo, a orillas del río Ucayali, en la Amazonía...
Jun 24, 202644 minS2What if whales are not just animals — but ancestors? Dr. Mere Takoko is a Māori Ocean and Climate conservationist from Aotearoa New Zealand and one of the leading voices behind the movement to grant whales legal...
Jun 17, 202649 minS2What does the godfather of the global sustainability movement think is coming next? John Elkington has been working at the intersection of business, environment, and society for over 50 years. He coined the Triple...
Episode #55
Coal Kills: How Young Ghanaians Stopped a Power Plant and Built a Movement with Portia Adu-Mensah
Jun 4, 202632 minS2What does it take to stop a coal plant from being built in your community — when you're young, when the government is pushing it, and when the promises of jobs and opportunity are pulling people the other way? For...
May 27, 202641 minS2What if the environmental crisis is really a crisis of worldview? In this episode, Sara sits down with Professor Carl Mika — Professor of Māori and Indigenous Philosophies, and Head of School of Aotahi: School of Māori...
May 20, 202632 minS2What does it actually take to make someone fall in love with nature? Not lecture them, not overwhelm them with data, but genuinely make them fall in love? That’s the question driving everything Natalie Kyriacou does...
Episode #52
Goldman Prize 2026: defender el agua desde el corazón de Colombia con Yuvelis Morales Blanco
May 7, 202625 minS2Yuvelis Morales tiene 25 años, creció pescando en el Río Magdalena y hoy es la voz más joven y potente de la lucha antifracking en Colombia. Ganadora del Premio Goldman de Medio Ambiente 2026, el reconocimiento más...
May 1, 202633 minS2What does it mean to truly belong - not as an individual seeking acceptance, but as part of an interconnected whole? In this episode, Sara Rego speaks with Lana Jelenjev, a Filipina facilitator and systems thinker based...
Apr 23, 202635 minS2In this episode of We Need to Act , Sara Rego speaks with Cynthia Tina, intentional community expert, author of Intentional Community , and founder of CommunityFinders and Ecovillage Tours, about how intentional...
Apr 15, 202651 minS2En este episodio conversamos con Carolina Castro Jorquera, artista e investigadora chilena, sobre el arte como una forma de vida, de conocimiento y de conexión profunda con la naturaleza. Desde el Valle del Aconcagua...
Apr 2, 202658 minS2Most climate communication has failed to inspire the urgent climate action we need. What if the key to environmental change is not just science but how we talk, connect, and resonate emotionally with each other? In this...
Recent guests
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Jessica Hernandez
postdoctoral research fellow at University of Washington Bothell; Climate Justice Policy Strategist at the International Mayan League; Environmental Justice Representative of the City of Seattle Commission of Urban Forestry, El Paso Animal Services
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Daniel Farber
Sho Sato Professor of Law, UC Berkeley Law School
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Paul Hawken
New York Times Bestselling Author of Regeneration: Ending The Climate Crisis In One Generation, Project Drawdown Non-Profit
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John Elkington
founder and Chief Pollinator, SustainAbility
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