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Oct 8, 2026
speaker_3HOST
Oh, yeah?
speaker_2HOST
Yeah, including this really great article by Melissa Breyer from Treehugger.
speaker_2HOST
It highlights 12 unbelievable historical accounts of messages in bottles.
speaker_3HOST
12?
Mary RoweHOST
Mm-hmm.
Lloyd AlterGUEST
And found that I was a better writer than I was sort of a prefab builder, and ended up writing for a major American website called treehugger.com, and got introduced to teaching at Toronto Metropolitan University.
Lloyd AlterGUEST
So I morphed from being an architect and developer to being a writer and a teacher, which I was considerably better at.
Mary RoweHOST
[laughs] You're like a, you're like an architect in exile or an architect in recovery or something.
Michael YadrickHOST
My guest is Leslie Davenport, a psychotherapist, educator, and author who has been helping develop the field of climate psychology for many years.
Michael YadrickHOST
Leslie has been on Treehugger before.
Michael YadrickHOST
A few years ago, we talked about her wonderful book for young people, All the Feelings Under the Sun, and the episode is named the same.
Michael YadrickHOST
One of the ideas I carried away from that conversation was deceptively simple.
41 MINS LATER
Michael YadrickHOST
Congratulations on the book.
Michael YadrickHOST
Thank you.
Michael YadrickHOST
Thanks again to Dr. Leslie Davenport for welcoming me into her home here in Tacoma and for continuing this conversation with Treehugger.
Michael YadrickHOST
Her new book is Transforming Climate Anxiety, a workbook for courage, clarity, and collective action.