“They call it ‘The Scully Effect’. After The X-Files aired there was a scientifically provable increase in girls who went into STEM professions,” says climate storyteller, comedian, and philanthropist, Jessie Bluedorn. In conversation with Climate Curious co-host Ben Hurst, Jessie shares how she’s catalysing a new wave of creative climate storytellers through her fund The Carmack Collective and her production company Carmack Productions, to make climate solutions irresistible and Big Oil… well… the evil villain that it is. By weaving together pop culture, narrative power and public consciousness, she sees a path to making sure that Big Oil Executives don’t get the last laugh after all!
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