Elizabeth Doerr
Cramming for the Apocalypse Podcast
An aspiring optimist's quest for hope in the face of climate change. crammingfortheapocalypse.substack.com
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Elizabeth Doerr
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Latest episode
Sep 17, 2026
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Episodes
Climate Ed, Climate Communication and the Hope Gap with Kat Davis- Ep. 3 19.12.2023 31:22
Awhile back I came across a class by AASHE (The Association for the Advancement of Sustainability in Higher Education) that was uncannily up my alley. It was called Climate Anxiety to Action: Tools to Build a Radical Imagination and it was taught by Kat Davis. It turned out that Kat Davis happened to be the Climate Justice Advisor for the very school district my son goes to school in, Portland Pub...
Climate Grief and How to Process It with Lilly Hankins and Celeste Baskett - Ep. 2 24.10.2023 53:11
In this episode, I talk with Lilly Hankins and Celeste Baskett who are both mental health professionals who are finding ways to use their skills to address the climate crisis. One way they’re doing that is through Climate Cafés focused on small group group discussions about climate grief. Because climate grief is such a large part of the Cramming for the Apocalypse project, I thought it would be a...
The Intertidal System and Foraging with Alanna Kieffer 28.03.2023 35:00
Hi Friends! I’m trying something different with this week’s post! A lot of things, in fact. First, did email-receivers notice the new banner artwork?! My brilliant friend and incredible artist, Amanda Burnham , did such a great job taking what was in my head and putting it in art form and I just love how it turned out and that you all get to see her work each week! Second, this week’s post is an i...
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