# Victoria Riskin
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victoria riskin (born November 18, 1945) is an American author, psychologist, television writer and producer, and human rights activist.
== Early life ==
Riskin was born in the Bel-Air neighborhood of Los Angeles, the daughter of Academy Award-winning screenwriter Robert Riskin, whose films include It Happened One Night (1934), Mr. Deeds Goes to Town (1936), and Lost Horizon (1937), and actress Fay Wray, best known for her role as Ann Darrow in King Kong (1933).
15 Episodes, Countless Solutions: Our Biggest Climate Takeaways
After 15 episodes of interviewing climate changemakers, our four co-hosts sit down together to reflect on what they've learned and why climate optimism matters more than ever.
Victoria Riskin, Janet Kraus, Cleo Carney, and Allison Giebutowski share an honest, multi-generational conversation about b…
Beans 101 | Chickpeas, Lentils, Black Beans & Sustainable Cooking (Pantry to Dinner Series)
What if one of the best foods for your health, your wallet, and the planet has been sitting in your pantry this whole time?
Part of Imagine If’s new Pantry to Dinner series, this episode explores one of the most overlooked foods in our kitchens: beans.
Victoria Riskin sits down with food writer and…
What Most People Don’t Understand About Water Scarcity with James Salzman
Water impacts everything: our food, our health, our cities, and our future. Yet most of us rarely think about where it comes from or who controls it.
In this episode of Imagine If, Victoria Riskin sits down with environmental law professor James Salzman to unpack the hidden realities of water in Am…
The Chef Who Won't Waste an Ounce: Cooking Close to the Land at B Bar Ranch
Imagine if the most important ingredient in your kitchen is the one you're about to throw away?
In this episode of Imagine If, Victoria Riskin visits B Bar Ranch in Montana to talk with chef George Pierce about what it really means to cook close to the land. George breaks down why not all grass-fed…
Pantry to Dinner: A Deep Dive Into Spices with Caroline Saunders
What's actually in your spice drawer, and where did it come from?
In this episode of the Pantry to Dinner mini-series, host Victoria Riskin sits down with food writer Caroline Saunders, Le Cordon Bleu graduate, Bluedot Living contributor, and author of the Substack Pale Blue Tart, for a tour of the…
London Hit 97°F — Before We All Move On, Listen to This
Imagine if the hardest part of climate action wasn't the science, it was just remembering to keep talking about it.
When London hit a record-breaking 97°F this June, Cleo Carney was there — sheltering in a flat with no air conditioning, watching a London Climate Week panel on extreme heat get cance…
How to Make Kids' Clothes Actually Last, with Jackalo Founder Marianna Sachse
Imagine if kids clothes that outlast childhood instead of the wash cycle. That's the world Marianna Sachse is building.
As founder of Jackalo, America's first circular children's clothing brand, Marianna is on a mission to fix an industry that quietly stopped designing for durability, and to show p…
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