844: Maya Lilly, part 1: Effective Storytelling and Producing The Years Project
Since I've seen Maya's work on the Years Project with people like executive producers James Cameron and Arnold Schwarzenegger, I was worried I might feel starstruck.
Oh wait, she also worked with series creators Joel Bach and David Gelber (of 60 Minutes); chief science advisors podcast guest Joseph…
Ethical climate storytelling: How honest stories move people from fear to action
Ethical climate storytelling asks a hard question that most climate conversations avoid: why do so many people shut down when the science is clear and the stakes are high, and how do we tell stories that actually move people to care and act. In this episode, we explore how ethical climate storytell…
Ethical climate storytelling: How honest stories move people from fear to action
Ethical climate storytelling asks a hard question that most climate conversations avoid: why do so many people shut down when the science is clear and the stakes are high, and how do we tell stories that actually move people to care and act. In this episode, we explore how ethical climate storytell…
Award Winning Climate Storyteller Maya Lilly Ep 184
Climate Storyteller barely touches on the work that Maya Lilly has been a part of in the climate change world; she's part of the Emmy Award Winning The Years Project. She's been an activist since she was 15. She's a Producer, Speaker, and Climate Storyteller. She was named to the Grist 50 for revol…
Maya Lilly on Storytelling as a Catalyst for Climate Action
Maya Lilly is a producer, speaker, and climate storyteller leading The Years Project, the Emmy-winning media nonprofit redefining how the world understands climate change. With a background spanning documentary filmmaking, environmental science, and performance, Maya brings a rare blend of creative…
214. We Are Losing the Climate Crisis Narrative Fight with Maya Lilly
Climate change is one of the biggest stories of our time—but the way we tell that story hasn’t always kept up with how people actually consume media today.
As younger audiences spend more time on social platforms and less time watching traditional news or documentaries, climate communicators are b…
Marrying the Head and the Heart: The Power of Climate Storytelling
In this episode of the Sustainability Transformationspodcast, host Enock engages with Maya Lilly, a climate storyteller and producer at The Years Project. They discuss the power of storytelling in conveying climate issues, emphasizing that narratives resonate more deeply with audiences than mere da…
Joan Esposito Live Local & Progressive with guest host Turi Ryder | April 28, 2026
On today's show Turi Ryder fills in for Joan and her guests include– Tina El Gamal, director of First Floor Theater Company's “Work Hard Have Fun Make History,” opening May 7 – Forrest Claypool, former chief executive officer of Chicago Public Schools, and author of “The Daley Show: Inside the Tran…
Brief: Cop(Out)28 (w/Maya Lilly)
COP28, the 2023 United Nations Climate Change Conference, recently took place in the UAE. The controversial conference included 2,500 fossil fuel industry lobbyists and featured billionaires flying into Dubai on private jet. Yet, as Maya Lilly—a film, television, and digital media producer who focu…
Maya Lilly: Lifting the Veil - Storytelling as a Catalyst for Change
Maya Lilly builds documentaries around one question: what makes a story move somebody to act?
She trained at Juilliard, ran an environmental club there called the Juilliard Greens, then took an environmental studies degree and moved to Hollywood on purpose. The plan was to learn what the industry d…
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