Living the Change: How TGS Viewers are Transforming Their Lives and Communities

Living the Change: How TGS Viewers are Transforming Their Lives and Communities

A few months ago, we invited viewers to share the projects, initiatives, and lifestyle changes they've embraced after becoming aware of the global challenges facing humanity. In this special compilation episode, we're featuring just a few of the many inspiring videos that were submitted. The responses were diverse and surprising, ranging from community education and regenerative projects to small-scale repair shops and off-grid living. We hope these examples serve as inspiration for the kinds of prosocial actions we can each take in our own lives.

Additionally, if you tend to listen to the podcast on audio platforms, we encourage you to check out the video version of this episode. Many of the listeners who submitted videos visually show their work, projects, and environments and there are some fun cameos of animals, as well.

Many thanks to all those who submitted a video, and the reminder of how many actions are available to us right now to improve the initial conditions of the future.

Most importantly, thank you to each of you for playing a positive role in our collective future(s).

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