Dr. Ayana Elizabeth Johnson

It's just a totally different climate, literally.

We're in this different phase of life on Earth, hotter than it's ever been in human history, and all this extreme weather.

And so the question is like...

Well, we can't just assume that everything's going to be the same and we can just like putter along.

Something's got to give, right?

We have to shift, we have to adapt our lives to the world as it now is.

And I feel like most people are a little slow jumping on that.

Also, yes.

Also, yes.

Yeah, cool.

I just need to have green out of every window.

And Maine's got the ocean and the mountains and the forests and all these.

Wow.

practical humans with real world skills.

And I just thought, I think this is a good place to be.

Um, through high school and then left and lived around the Caribbean and California and DC and Austin and, um, came back and then we met and I was like, well, I've met the last person I needed to meet in New York.

Let me just bounce.

And my mom and I moved in together and she brought her chickens.

So we've got a little kind of homestead thing going on.

It's so funny because the primary thing I think about is...