Fall 2024 Climate Stories Ambassadors participant, Christina Morrisett, tells her climate story about leading the climate adaptation program at the Henry's Fork Foundation. She speaks about her emotional realization that increasing temperatures due to climate change, will change fishing at the river.

Christina Morrisett, Ashton, Idaho

Climate Stories Ambassador, Princess Ewa, speaks about Benue state, known as the "food basket" of Nigeria. The agricultural area has been adversely affected by climate changes elsewhere in Nigeria which have decreased grassland for herders, forcing them to move into Benue in search of grazing area and water. This has resulted in conflict between farmers and herders, and many farmers have been displaced into IDP camps. Princess is working toward climate justice. She sees potential solutions in government support for farmers and herders to cope with and adapt to climate changes and climate education initiatives to promote peaceful conflict resolution.

Princess Ewa, Ibadan, Nigeria

Climate Stories Ambassador, Pam Lira, interviewed Praise from Myanmar. 

Last month, while Typhoon Yagi ravaged her hometown with flash floods that devastated thousands, Praise was oceans away in Hawaii, attending a prestigious program on environmental policy. Watching the destruction from afar, the irony of her situation was overwhelming. Now, more than ever, Praise feels a deep resolve to return home, to shield her community from the relentless impacts of climate-driven disasters. In this excerpt from the interview, Praise discusses her vision for a positive environmental future in her community. 

"I envision my community can make positive changes in the future. So, to make changes it is hard, like to change people's perspectives. Those perspectives have been rooted in their minds for a long time. So, I would like to change their mindset first. So, to take action, we need to change mindsets first. So for changing mindsets I envision with like minded youth we will advocate and educate. Environmental education, as much as we can. I would like to encourage everyone to stay eco-friendly. Like, to practice eco friendly behaviors. Because here in my town, wherever you go you can see plastic everywhere. And also in the downtown and in a populated place you can see piles of plastic trash. The government, the municipality, take action but people are still neglecting the rules and they keep doing those kinds of, like putting the trash beside the road, or something like that. So, I would like to change that kind of scenario in the future. And also I would like everyone to have more attention to climate change. People just care about themselves, but not the environment. So I want them to care and to pay attention to what's happening around them. So the recent flooding has, I think it might lead them with laws or ideas or thoughts to keep for the future. Because this flooding has left them with, "Oh we have to take care of our environment later." So I think this is kind of a small change, but later. But having a mindset is not enough. It's not enough. It will be good to follow with actionable practices later. So I want them to practice eco-friendly behaviors and also to pay more attention not only themselves, for their profit, but for the environment."


Naw Praise Htoo, Tuangoo, Myanmar

Prince of God Olorunfemi was interviewed by Climate Stories Ambassador, Princess Ewa. In this excerpt, Prince of God discusses the importance of informing people about climate action and using personal actions, such as cleaning up the local environment and living more sustainably, to help lead others by example.

Prince of God Olorunfemi, Ibadan, Nigeria

Climate Stories Ambassador, Evy McUmber, speaks about celebrating her birthdays during hurricane season in Puerto Rico as a child. She is angry when people deny that climate change is happening and affecting their lives and livlihoods. She now works at an institution that offers fact-based information to communities across the US on how climate change is affecting them. Evy expresses hope that her young son will be able to enjoy the same trees and fruits she grew up with as a child.

Evy McUmber, Longmont, Colorado

Climate Stories Ambassador, Kyndra Kelley, speaks about the difference between living in a big city now versus living in a more rural area growing up, where access to recycling and other sustainability practices is not always available. She also highlights the importance of educating herself and others about the realities of climate change and the power of making small changes in daily life. 

Kyndra Kelley, Troy, IL

This excerpt of Hannah Whitely, interviewed by Climate Stories Ambassador, Christina Morrisett, looks at language and climate change. Hannah speaks of how people often use a range of terms - from ‘weird weather’ to ‘global warming’ - to articulate their personal experience. She briefly explains her research speaking to people across the US about climate change and how pleased she is that storytelling projects can use "knowledge from folks from all spectrums of experience."

Hannah Whitley, Elkton, Oregon

Penelope Whitehorn was interviewed by Jane Frere as part of the Climate Stories Ambassadors program. In this excerpt, Penelope speaks about the changes she's seeing in the Scottish Highlands and how human land use combined with climate change leads to biodiversity loss. 

Penelope Whitehorn, Drumnadrochit, Scotland

Originally recorded for the Ambassadors series, Zack Hill turns in a thought provoking selection of tuunz for the heads. 

Zack Hill - See Right Through You

25 03 16 - Praying With Authority (Part 1)

ترنيمة قام حمل الله | فريق السفراء | احتفال التسبيح والقيامة ٢٠٢٤

ترنيمة ظلام وضباب | فريق السفراء | احتفال التسبيح والقيامة ٢٠٢٤

Jazz Impressions is a radio show hosted by Geoffrey Fenton that airs Sunday evenings on WNUR 89.3 FM and HD1 in Chicago.

AMBASSADORS

ترنيمة دم الرب اشترانا | فريق السفراء| احتفال التسبيح والقيامة ٢٠٢٤

ترنيمة يا رئيس السلام | فريق السفراء| احتفال التسبيح والقيامة ٢٠٢٤

ترنيمة يعني ايه تعلن إيمانك | فريق السفراء| احتفال التسبيح والقيامة ٢٠٢٤

ترنيمة ميدلي ترنيم ترنيم - انت قائدنا يسوع البار | فريق السفراء| احتفال التسبيح والقيامة ٢٠٢٤

A Radioshow on technoma.com.ar from June 07, 2025

THE BEATBOX - TOM ZILLA SPECIAL XXX SATURDAY 07 06 2025

This is Part 2 of our responsibility as being citizens of the Kingdom of Heaven.  In life there are only 2 kingdoms.  Which one are you a citizen of?  Tune in to understand more.

7.1.25 - Kingdom Citizen Responsibility Part 2

Jazz Impressions is a radio show hosted by Geoffrey Fenton that airs on WNUR 89.3 FM in Chicago and streams live from www.wnur.org.  Jazz Impressions. Where jazz is a reflection of life.

Catch up with all the teaching at Twickenham Green Baptist Church

Climate Stories Project (CSP) is an educational and artistic forum for sharing personal stories about the effects of climate change on our lives and communities. CSP focuses on personal oral histories, which bring an immediacy to the sometimes abstract nature of climate change communication. Some of us may recount dramatic events such as floods and wildfires, or we may address our observations of changes in seasonal patterns and our fears for the future of our families and communities. We may discuss how climate change is forcing our communities to adapt to extreme weather and sea level rise. Or we may speak about how we are getting involved in the movement to fight the fossil fuel industry through community organizing or nonviolent protest.There is no "right" way to talk about climate change, as it is a vast topic that is increasingly touching every corner of our lives. CSP also facilitates educational workshops where students learn to speak about their own responses to climate change and interview guest speakers about theirs. In addition, some climate stories are featured in music and soundscape projects that allow audiences to witness the effects of climate change in a novel way.

This is a place to come and receive a word given by God and prayer through the Holy Spirit of the only true living God where you can lay down any heavy load you carry and pick up your freedom through Christ Jesus. It a place to share, be loved and blessed also praying for others in need. 
Come and be blessed - open your heart and mind to be transformed through the renewing of your mind!

Since 1992, Zack Hill has steadily been creating a name for himself in the dance music community, performing for all of the key players in Los Angeles and around the US. Beginning in the early years with techno and breakbeat music, his style has constantly evolved and like any great artist he refuses to be pigeonholed.

New tracks tagged #AMBASSADORS