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“Excellent. We need deep knowledge of environmental psychology now more than ever, and Katie Patrick is an experienced, reliable, and smart guide in this evolving area. Her distillations are concise and actionable and I end every episode having always gained an expanded mindset for how to communicate to and engage people on environmental topics. I also love the length and formats Katie uses. Highly recommend!”
Nathan RB via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
08/13/23
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“This podcast is eye-opening and full of insights that have changed everything about my work.”
Jamie Blackwell890 via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
02/09/22
“It’s important to know the facts. But do they ever get you down? Unlike other climate media, Katie gives us real hope by unlocking ridiculously smart and insightful ways to make change for the better by harnessing rather than fighting human behaviour. Thanks Katie 🙏🏼”
chirpymtb via Apple Podcasts ·
Australia ·
02/15/22
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“This show seems completely obsessed with virtue signaling, sophomoric attempts at critical thinking, and endless fluff. When she started asking her listeners to build her own ideas and then proceeded to rattle off one about composting in public, I decided it was time to shut this down and try to...”Read full review »
theporktornado via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
11/15/23
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