Published Jul 22, 2022
How Hip-Hop Can Make Climate Action Cool | Samir Ibrahim, MyVerse and Kristen Warren | TED
Exploring hip-hop's transformative potential, this episode delves into how the genre can drive cultural shifts towards sustainability, featuring insights from Samir Ibrahim, MyVerse, and Kristen Warren on transitioning from climate problem awareness to actionable solutions through engaging music and meaningful conversations.
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