Hannah Chinn

And Emily, that's the last thing that really stuck with me, that caring for a child can also be a hopeful thing to do. It can connect us to each other. It can help us act because the future isn't set in stone. And that's true whether we have kids in our lives or not.

And Emily, that's the last thing that really stuck with me, that caring for a child can also be a hopeful thing to do. It can connect us to each other. It can help us act because the future isn't set in stone. And that's true whether we have kids in our lives or not.

We've linked all the resources we mentioned in our episode notes, along with books written by our guests for whatever role kids and climate might play in your life.

We've linked all the resources we mentioned in our episode notes, along with books written by our guests for whatever role kids and climate might play in your life.

We've linked all the resources we mentioned in our episode notes, along with books written by our guests for whatever role kids and climate might play in your life.

This episode was produced by Hannah Chin and Rachel Carlson. It was edited by our showrunner, Rebecca Ramirez, and fact-checked by Tyler Jones. Jimmy Keeley was the audio engineer.

This episode was produced by Hannah Chin and Rachel Carlson. It was edited by our showrunner, Rebecca Ramirez, and fact-checked by Tyler Jones. Jimmy Keeley was the audio engineer.

This episode was produced by Hannah Chin and Rachel Carlson. It was edited by our showrunner, Rebecca Ramirez, and fact-checked by Tyler Jones. Jimmy Keeley was the audio engineer.

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Hey, short wavers. Regina Barber here with producer Hannah Chin. Hey, Hannah. Hey, Gina. So today you're bringing us a story about sex.

Hey, short wavers. Regina Barber here with producer Hannah Chin. Hey, Hannah. Hey, Gina. So today you're bringing us a story about sex.

Hey, short wavers. Regina Barber here with producer Hannah Chin. Hey, Hannah. Hey, Gina. So today you're bringing us a story about sex.

I think I remember, like, clownfish can change sexes over their lifetime.

I think I remember, like, clownfish can change sexes over their lifetime.

I think I remember, like, clownfish can change sexes over their lifetime.

And there's also animals like the New Mexico whiptail lizard. Like we've covered that on Shortwave. And that's a species that has like no males and the females just like lay eggs. They're like viable and they don't need fertilization at all.

And there's also animals like the New Mexico whiptail lizard. Like we've covered that on Shortwave. And that's a species that has like no males and the females just like lay eggs. They're like viable and they don't need fertilization at all.

And there's also animals like the New Mexico whiptail lizard. Like we've covered that on Shortwave. And that's a species that has like no males and the females just like lay eggs. They're like viable and they don't need fertilization at all.