We’ve launched a podcast series!
Love in the Time of Climate Change
Listen to the trailer!
Find us on Apple podcasts, Spotify, Google podcasts, Stitcher, or wherever you get your podcasts.
Based on our theatrical play performed at the Capital Fringe and Atlas Intersections Festivals in Washington, D.C.
8 episodes in total
Each episode starts with a scene from the play, followed by a conversation about a salient issue in that scene.
Topics include:
Dating during apocalyptic times
Dealing with climate anxiety
Links between climate and migration
How to communicate effectively on climate change
Ways to take climate action
And more!
“Riveting. Equally entertaining as it is informative. Brings some comic relief to the most serious and urgent issue of our time.”
-Sheila, Play Attendee
“Love in the Time of Climate Change was a delight to listen to! Listening to the audio play made exploring the themes of climate anxiety, immigration, and community activism feel engaging and relatable. Rozina and Albert also spoke with an amazing variety of guests working from different corners of the environmental movement. I finished each episode feeling like I had learned something new, and gained many new ideas for how to support the sustainable transition.”
Meet the Podcast Production Team!
Rozina Kanchwala, Playwright, Producer, Host
Albert Arevalo, Co-Host
Jennifer Haugh, Audio Engineer
Hannah Lebowitz-Lockard, Audio Engineer
Podcast Guests
Isaias Hernandez, @queerbrownvegan
Lauren Farwell
Kristy Drutman, @browngirl_green
Julian Brave NoiseCat, @jnoisecat
Julia Pyper, @JMPyper
Keya Chatterjee, @keya_chatterjee
Tykee James, @Tykee_James
Podcast Sponsors:
Podcast Press Coverage
Inside Climate News, a Pulitzer Prize-winning, nonpartisan reporting on the biggest crisis facing our planet covered “Love in the Time of Climate Change!” Click the image to read their culture column.
Play Press Coverage
Teen Vogue featured stories on climate change and mental health in honor of Earth Day 2020. Click here to read Rozina Kanchwala’s op-ed on dating, anxiety, and climate change.
Brown Girl Magazine, an online publication is dedicated to South Asian self expression, cultural anchoring, and dialogue. Click here to read a review of the play highlighting some of the prominent themes featured in the play.
The DCist covers news, city politics, arts, events, culture, and curiosities in Washington, D.C. Click here to see their coverage of the play and the theme of solastalgia.
Rozina discusses Love in the Time of Climate Change on CimpaticoTV’s Climate Adaptation Channel. Cimpatico Studios produces live-stream talk shows about complex global challenges, featuring professionals from around the world who are working on these issues.
Check out her interview with Doug Parson:
DC Theatre Scene reviews the DC area's plays. Click here to read a review of the first ever performance of Love in the Time of Climate Change.