Top Moments of Jane Goodall Hopecast Season 1

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Episode 4 – Our First Mailbag!

We couldn’t do a feature of favorites without mentioning our mailbag episodes with submissions from our Hopecasters! This episode was our first chance to dig into the thoughts and feelings of global Hopecasters – and what wonderful messages we received! In the episode, Jane responds to Hopecasters with advice on seeing ‘mistakes’ as learning opportunities and remaining hopeful when the world’s issues seem overwhelming.

Jane also learns about the philosophy of “heartening” from an indigenous leader in Colombia, which is one of the most ‘heartening’ moments from Season 1!


SPREAD HOPE & TAKE ACTION

SUBMIT TO OUR MAILBAG: You have the chance to submit for the opportunity to be featured in our mailbag episodes! Share what your greatest reasons for hope are, questions, and/or stories of being inspired by Jane for a chance to be featured. 

BECOME AN OFFICIAL HOPECASTER: And that’s not all – the Jane Goodall Hopecast is a movement fueled by hope and driven by the action of each and every one of you, our Hopecasters. To keep hope alive and help transform it into real change, you have the opportunity to support the Jane Goodall Hopecast today! By becoming an official Hopecaster, you’ll get access to a special Hopecaster gift, and other exclusive podcast opportunities. Join us as a Hopecaster, making this podcast and movement possible as we get curious, grow compassion, and take action to build a brighter tomorrow. 

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About Author

Kira is the storytelling and marketing assistant on the communications & partnerships team at the Jane Goodall Institute USA, where she supports the team in advancing public engagement with JGI's holistic programs. Kira graduated from Smith College in 2021, majoring in anthropology and minoring in art history, and during her time there she developed a deep interest in the field of anthrozoology. Her interests within this field are broad, and have led her to study elephant iconography in the U.S. and wildlife management in Tanzania. JGI's values and mission as well as the mindset of anthrozoology guide her work, exploring the interactions between humans and other animals in order to promote a healthier coexistence on this shared planet.