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In this episode, I speak with Fionn and Jonathan Angus, the dynamic duo behind Fionnathan productions. We talk about the work of Fionnathan productions and many other things: the importance of citizen expertise in climate justice, the power of comedy, and what it means to have abundant relationships with nature and the world around you.
To support Fionn and Jonathan Angus, and the work of Fionnathan productions, please visit their website: https://www.fionnathan.com/
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