The Turtle Talks

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1. Connection to Change : Ocean Geographic - Evonne Fouesnant from The Turtle Talks

   Jul 16, 202622 min

   In the third episode of The Turtle Talks, 15-year-old host Sienna virtually sits down with Evonne Fouesnant, Chief Editor of Ocean Geographic . Evonne shares how she bridges the gap between scientific precision and compelling storytelling to cultivate change. Together, they explore the philosophy that "facts inform, but stories inspire." Sound Bites "Every action, no matter how small, makes a difference." "Storytelling is a powerful tool to cultivate change." "Use your skills and talents to create impact."

2. Connection to Change : Love Button - Garrick Dawson from The Turtle Talks

   Apr 14, 202616 min

   In the second episode of The Turtle Talks, 15-year-old host Sienna interviews Garrick Dawson , Global Ambassador for the Love Button Global Movement and a tour representative for Coldplay. Garrick, who travels the world with the band, discusses his journey from an academic background with a Master's in Education to mobilising thousands of volunteers across over 50 countries. He explains the philosophy of "giving back through love" and shows how even a minimal commitment of volunteer time can create a profound, global impact. The conversation explores simple, practical steps listeners can take to start volunteering, effectively transforming concern into tangible action. Key topics include: The "snowball effect"—how one simple, practical step accumulates into significant change. Defining personal impact, whether it means changing the world or simply changing "someone's frown to a smile." The role of platforms like music and live events in connecting audiences to the need for conservation and humanitarian participation.

3. Connection to Change : HK Cleanup - Lisa Christensen from The Turtle Talks

   Feb 22, 202613 min

   In this debut episode of The Turtle Talks , 15-year-old host Sienna virtually sits down with Hong Kong Cleanup founder Lisa Christensen, whose organisation has mobilised over one million participants to remove more than ten million kilograms of trash from Hong Kong’s coastlines, trails and city streets. Together, they explore how a single one-day beach cleanup became a year-round movement and what individuals, wherever they live, can do to protect the environment.