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The Power of Storytelling: Michael O. Snyder and 'The Coming Coast'
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In this episode, I revisit an episode of the podcast from 2022 with filmmaker and photographer Michael O. Snyder. Our conversation delves into the pressing issue of climate change, its multifaceted impacts on communities, and the power of creative communication to inspire hope and drive solutions.
Michael O. Snyder, a filmmaker, photographer, and educator focused on environmental and social justice stories. Based in Charlottesville, Virginia, Snyder runs Interdependent Pictures and collaborates with nonprofits to leverage storytelling in promoting meaningful change.
Featured Topics:
- "Into the Dark" Film: Snyder's film, exploring ecological impacts in the Arctic during the polar night, premiered at the Tromso International Film Festival and DC Environmental Film Festival in 2020. It's available on Kanopy, distributed by New Day Films.
- The Coming Coast Project: A pivotal project highlighting the impact of sea level rise on the Chesapeake Bay, focusing on the causes of rising seas and future mass migration challenges.
- Climate Impact on Migration: Discussion on how climate change contributes to forced migration, particularly in regions like Central America and the implications for displacement in areas like California.
- Environmental Storytelling: Snyder emphasizes the value action gap, using storytelling to emotionally engage audiences and foster meaningful responses to climate issues.
- Community Engagement: The episode touches on Snyder's oral history interviews with diverse communities affected by sea level rise, emphasizing the need for inclusive climate solutions.
Key Insights:
- Scientific Understanding: Michael stresses the importance of approaching climate change with robust scientific understanding and collective global action to address these issues at scale.
- Hope and Solutions: Despite disappointments on international climate action, Snyder remains hopeful, highlighting local and regional advancements as well as innovative business leadership in sustainable practices.
- Meaningful Migration: Exploration of 'meaningful migration,' which focuses on maintaining cultural connections and community resilience in face of climate-induced relocation.
Resources:
- Contact Michael O. Snyder: Visit his website at michaelosnyder.com or follow him on Instagram @MichaelOSnyder for more information.
- Host & Podcast Info: Pam Uzzell, host of Art Heals All Wounds, invites listeners to explore more episodes and sign up for her newsletter via her website.
- Production Team: Episode edited by iva Kristova with music by Ketsa and Lobo Loco.
Join us as they explore the intersection of art, storytelling, and climate action in this compelling discussion that showcases the transformative power of creativity in addressing one of the most critical issues of our time.
Follow Michael!
● Michael's Website
● Michael's Instagram
Follow Me!
● My Instagram
138 episoder
Manage episode 452190227 series 3300376
In this episode, I revisit an episode of the podcast from 2022 with filmmaker and photographer Michael O. Snyder. Our conversation delves into the pressing issue of climate change, its multifaceted impacts on communities, and the power of creative communication to inspire hope and drive solutions.
Michael O. Snyder, a filmmaker, photographer, and educator focused on environmental and social justice stories. Based in Charlottesville, Virginia, Snyder runs Interdependent Pictures and collaborates with nonprofits to leverage storytelling in promoting meaningful change.
Featured Topics:
- "Into the Dark" Film: Snyder's film, exploring ecological impacts in the Arctic during the polar night, premiered at the Tromso International Film Festival and DC Environmental Film Festival in 2020. It's available on Kanopy, distributed by New Day Films.
- The Coming Coast Project: A pivotal project highlighting the impact of sea level rise on the Chesapeake Bay, focusing on the causes of rising seas and future mass migration challenges.
- Climate Impact on Migration: Discussion on how climate change contributes to forced migration, particularly in regions like Central America and the implications for displacement in areas like California.
- Environmental Storytelling: Snyder emphasizes the value action gap, using storytelling to emotionally engage audiences and foster meaningful responses to climate issues.
- Community Engagement: The episode touches on Snyder's oral history interviews with diverse communities affected by sea level rise, emphasizing the need for inclusive climate solutions.
Key Insights:
- Scientific Understanding: Michael stresses the importance of approaching climate change with robust scientific understanding and collective global action to address these issues at scale.
- Hope and Solutions: Despite disappointments on international climate action, Snyder remains hopeful, highlighting local and regional advancements as well as innovative business leadership in sustainable practices.
- Meaningful Migration: Exploration of 'meaningful migration,' which focuses on maintaining cultural connections and community resilience in face of climate-induced relocation.
Resources:
- Contact Michael O. Snyder: Visit his website at michaelosnyder.com or follow him on Instagram @MichaelOSnyder for more information.
- Host & Podcast Info: Pam Uzzell, host of Art Heals All Wounds, invites listeners to explore more episodes and sign up for her newsletter via her website.
- Production Team: Episode edited by iva Kristova with music by Ketsa and Lobo Loco.
Join us as they explore the intersection of art, storytelling, and climate action in this compelling discussion that showcases the transformative power of creativity in addressing one of the most critical issues of our time.
Follow Michael!
● Michael's Website
● Michael's Instagram
Follow Me!
● My Instagram
138 episoder
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