
Tracy J. Wholf
Television producer
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Sep 15, 2026
Are We Even Having the Same Conversation?
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Tracy WholfGUEST
not that young, but I have also now lived through cycles of, okay, we don't talk about climate change.

Tracy WholfGUEST
I feel like we're back in another cycle where we're not talking about it again.

Tracy WholfGUEST
Like, I feel like that is a fairly recent thing where all of a sudden, you know, green hushing has become a really popular thing to do publicly and professionally.

Tracy WholfGUEST
And And so I would argue we had gotten to a point where actually everyone was talking about it.

Tracy WholfGUEST
And as somebody who sits on this panel who recently lost her job, arguably because it was no longer, you know, the chic thing to do to talk about climate change.
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Kevin J. PatelGUEST
So how do we find the through lines of empathy and care throughout the generations? We all care about something, right? How do we find that so that we're able to create the conversation that we want to create across generations?