Uploaded June 2025 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Join me, Tom Raftery, in this episode of the Climate Confident podcast as I chat with Sangeeta Waldron, a communications expert and author of What Will Your Legacy Be?. We explore how personal choices and authentic storytelling can drive climate action, and why your climate legacy starts much sooner than you might think.
Sangeeta shares powerful insights from her years in the Himalayas and her interviews with global climate leaders, touching on everything from indigenous knowledge to the role of hope in the climate crisis. We also talk about how brands and media can either help or hinder climate progress, and how you can spot the difference between real impact and greenwashing.
Key takeaways:
✅ Why your climate legacy starts as early as 14
✅ How to spot misinformation in climate reporting
✅ The importance of small, daily climate-friendly actions
✅ Why indigenous knowledge matters in the climate debate
✅ How to stay hopeful and engaged in the face of climate challenges
If you’re a business leader, sustainability professional or simply someone who cares about making a difference, this episode has plenty of insights for you.
Watch now and share your thoughts in the comments, I’d love to hear your take on what your climate legacy could be!
🌍 Don’t forget to like, subscribe and hit the bell for more conversations that matter in climate and sustainability.
🌱 For more climate and sustainability insights, visit my website: tomraftery.com and/or subscribe to my free twice monthly newsletter at newsletter.tomraftery.com
#climateaction #climatecrisis #climatecommunications #sustainability #climatepodcast
Join me, Tom Raftery, in this episode of the Climate Confident podcast as I chat with Sangeeta Waldron, a communications expert and author of What Will Your Legacy Be?. We explore how personal choices and authentic storytelling can drive climate action, and why your climate legacy starts much sooner than you might think.
Sangeeta shares powerful insights from her years in the Himalayas and her interviews with global climate leaders, touching on everything from indigenous knowledge to the role of hope in the climate crisis. We also talk about how brands and media can either help or hinder climate progress, and how you can spot the difference between real impact and greenwashing.
Key takeaways:
✅ Why your climate legacy starts as early as 14
✅ How to spot misinformation in climate reporting
✅ The importance of small, daily climate-friendly actions
✅ Why indigenous knowledge matters in the climate debate
✅ How to stay hopeful and engaged in the face of climate challenges
If you’re a business leader, sustainability professional or simply someone who cares about making a difference, this episode has plenty of insights for you.
Watch now and share your thoughts in the comments, I’d love to hear your take on what your climate legacy could be!
🌍 Don’t forget to like, subscribe and hit the bell for more conversations that matter in climate and sustainability.
🌱 For more climate and sustainability insights, visit my website: tomraftery.com and/or subscribe to my free twice monthly newsletter at newsletter.tomraftery.com
#climateaction #climatecrisis #climatecommunications #sustainability #climatepodcast
