(Guest Interview) Hope can rise: two sisters in Gaza turning rubble into building blocks | Earth Prize 2026

(Guest Interview) Hope can rise: two sisters in Gaza turning rubble into building blocks | Earth Prize 2026

Tala and Farah Mousa received thousands of messages after they won the Earth Prize. "You gave us hope we had completely lost," people wrote. "You showed us we can be seen." They were sheltering in a tent when those messages came in.

This episode is about what it takes to build something: a real, physical method for turning rubble into building blocks, while living inside the rubble. Arielle speaks to the teenaged sisters from Gaza about the idea that came from a textbook the morning after their home was bombed, the competition that brought their work to the world, and what they want for their community, their generation, and the ones who come after them.

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