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Climate Week in New York brought Dax Dasilva back to Hey Change, fresh off the release of Yanuni, the documentary following Indigenous leader Juma Xipaia's frontline fight for the Amazon, which has already drawn millions of views on YouTube.


Dax and I talk about why the film is resonating, what it means to truly listen in a world built on distraction, and how a few minutes of urban nature can reset a whole day. He also shares what it was like to spend the last two years of Jane Goodall's life alongside her, the simple joy she carried through heavy work, and why she made everyone she met feel seen.


From there, the conversation turns to hope in action: the Phoenix Species Project, the effort to recover 100 of the world's most threatened species, and why Dax believes grassroots, Indigenous-led conservation is where real change happens.


Follow Dax:

@DaxDasilva

@AgeofUnion


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About Hey Change:


Hey Change is a space for the conversations shaping a better future — where climate, culture, systems, and human potential meet. Hosted by Anne Therese Gennari


Website: annetheresegennari.com

Instagram: @heychangepodcast

Instagram: @annetheresegennari

YouTube: @AnneThereseGennariHeyChange


Proudly produced by Good Mess Media

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Instagram: @goodmessmedia

Music: Jackson Whalan

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