A story about the story of Katrina, which Mary shared on the 15th anniversary, with Story Collider.
Mary Annaïse Heglar
Mary is known for her essays that dissect and interrogate the climate crisis, drawing heavily on her personal experience as a Black woman with deep roots in the South. Her work has appeared in
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S2, Ep5 | Why Is It So Hard to Talk About Climate and Food? With David Tamarkin
A fascinating dive into the many, many intersections between food and climate.
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S2, Ep4 | Hate to Say We Told You So, with Brian Kahn
How to apply a climate lens to every story.
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S2, Ep3 | Climate Bois Club, with Kate Aronoff
So many bois, so little time. Plus, Kate talks us through nationalizing oil.
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S2, Ep2 | Mary and Amy Watched “The Politician”
S2 of the Netflix show “The Politician” is heavily climate-focused, and we are here for it.
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S2, Ep1 | Media in Meltdown and Climate in Crisis, with Kendra Pierre-Louis
The media’s Me Too moment for journalists of color.
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S1, Ep11 | Season 1 Finale: Rum O’Clock!
A look at the ever-evolving Covid-climate story, plus some rum-fueled rants and dad jokes.
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S1, Ep10 | So This Is Purgatory, with Eric Holthaus
How to remain optimistic amidst intersecting crises.
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S1, Ep8 | March 22, 2020: Seeing Corona Through Climate-Colored Glasses, with David Wallace-Wells
Everything the climate story has taught us about dealing with a pandemic.
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S1, Ep7 | March 2020: Pandemic, Primaries, and Not Asking Permission, with Sarah Miller
Amidst the craziness of the pandemic and the primaries, we talk with Sarah Miller about making change outside of existing systems.