STEWARD Podcasts
STEWARD Podcasts
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STEWARD Asks explores the questions on everyone's mind—the complex, urgent issues on impact, climate, and sustainability—through insightful 1x1 interviews with today's leading voices. We’re uncovering hard truths and connecting the dots to build a more conscious, connected planet.
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STEWARD Live offers a front-row seat to Sophia Li's dynamic panel discussions as moderator, recorded live at conferences and exclusive roundtables with leading experts.
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The show covers urgent topics related to impact investing, climate change, and sustainability, with episodes such as a roundtable discussion on climate investment as good business and an exploration of whether we have surpassed 1.5 °C in global temperature rise.
We live in an age of disconnection — from the planet, from each other, from ourselves. STEWARD with Sophia Li exists to close that gap. Award-winning journalist Sophia Li hosts conversations at the intersection of stewardship, spirituality, and the way we live now — featuring live debates, roundtable discussions, and one-on-one conversations with the people actively reimagining how we take care of what matters. This is a podcast for those who believe depth is an act of resistance.
Happy World Oceans Day! In this very special episode, we sat down with Dr. Sylvia Earle — marine biologist, National Geographic Explorer-in-Residence, and one of the most celebrated ocean researchers of our time. Named by the Library of Congress as a living legend and reverently referred to around the world as “Her Deepness,” Dr. Earle has spent the past 60 years at the forefront of ocean exploration, conservation, and marine science.
Recorded live at Harvard University in partnership with The Shift, host Sophia Li and Dr. Earle reflect on the miracle of life on earth and below sea, while speaking candidly about planetary boundaries, the economics of nature, and the dire state of our oceans and planet.
Dr. Earle makes the case that all wealth originates from nature, and that resource depletion has been perilously drawing down our world’s ‘bank’ for centuries. Yet, despite the challenges ahead, she shares the reason why this is actually the most exciting moment in human history.
Turning 91 this summer, Dr. Earle has spent decades diving into the unknown and coming back with the same verdict every time: this planet is a miracle, and we are squandering it. Join us for an episode that makes the case that wonder and joy are not a retreat from the climate crisis — they are fundamental drivers to solving it.
Speaker:
Dr. Sylvia Earle, Marine Biologist, Explorer, Founder of Mission Blue
Recorded live at Harvard University in partnership with The Shift
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Credits: Created by Sophia Li
Produced by Delilah Harvey, PodHouse
Video by PodHouse
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