Jane Goodall
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Podcast Appearances
Even after the 11th of September, and I was in New York, and I felt the fear.
Joka tapauksessa oli niin paljon ihmisharjaa, niin paljon rakkautta ja kestÀvyyttÀ. Sitten kun menin lÀpi maailmaa ja tunsin, kuinka vaikeaa se oli, kun ihmiset tunnevat, etteivÀt he voivat huolehtia ympÀristöÀ enÀÀ, jos he eivÀt nÀyttÀisivÀt olevansa patrioitisia. Yritin heitÀ vahvistaa. Joku kertoi vÀhÀn Mahatma Ghandiasta, ettÀ jos katsotaan ihmishistoriaa, nÀemme, ettÀ kaikkien ongelmien regiimi on hyödyntÀnyt hyvÀltÀ.
Just after that a woman brought me this little bell. I want to end on this note. She said, if you're talking about hope and peace, ring this.
TÀmÀ jÀi on tehty metallista, kohdallisesta maahanmuuttajasta, polpotin taitoista. Yksi ihmishistoriassa suurin piirtein vÀÀrin regiumi, jossa ihmiset aloittavat saada elÀmÀnsÀ takaisin, kun regiumi on kumplannut. Joten kyllÀ, on toivoa. Ja missÀ se on? Onko se poliitikkojen kanssa?
It's in our hands, it's in your hands and my hands and those of our children. It's really up to us. We're the ones who can make a difference. If we lead lives where we consciously leave the lightest possible ecological footprints, if we buy the things that are ethical for us to buy and don't buy the things that are not, we can change the world overnight. Thank you.
Well, you know, this is, I'm in the middle of an American spring tour, and it's pretty exhausting, to be honest. Yesterday was super exhausting.
Well, you know, this is, I'm in the middle of an American spring tour, and it's pretty exhausting, to be honest. Yesterday was super exhausting.
Well, you know, this is, I'm in the middle of an American spring tour, and it's pretty exhausting, to be honest. Yesterday was super exhausting.
Well, what I'm doing is trying to help people understand that we're going through very dark times. And if we don't get together and start doing what each of us can to make the world a better place, you know, the future is very uncertain.
Well, what I'm doing is trying to help people understand that we're going through very dark times. And if we don't get together and start doing what each of us can to make the world a better place, you know, the future is very uncertain.
Well, what I'm doing is trying to help people understand that we're going through very dark times. And if we don't get together and start doing what each of us can to make the world a better place, you know, the future is very uncertain.
It is my birthday tomorrow. It's another way of, you know, what do I have to do? What's the hardest thing I have to do is raise money for all the different projects. You know, and people think, oh, Jane must be wealthy. She gives these lectures. She gets lots of money. Yes, but the money goes to our projects.
It is my birthday tomorrow. It's another way of, you know, what do I have to do? What's the hardest thing I have to do is raise money for all the different projects. You know, and people think, oh, Jane must be wealthy. She gives these lectures. She gets lots of money. Yes, but the money goes to our projects.
It is my birthday tomorrow. It's another way of, you know, what do I have to do? What's the hardest thing I have to do is raise money for all the different projects. You know, and people think, oh, Jane must be wealthy. She gives these lectures. She gets lots of money. Yes, but the money goes to our projects.
People like to celebrate my birthday the whole year. So I get all these birthdays and all these birthday cakes.
People like to celebrate my birthday the whole year. So I get all these birthdays and all these birthday cakes.
People like to celebrate my birthday the whole year. So I get all these birthdays and all these birthday cakes.
Yes. Well, you know, my mother. She died when she was 98, and she was sharp to the end, although she had Parkinson's. But she couldn't, she just didn't drink water. She said it didn't agree with her. I don't like much water either. She couldn't drink wine, so her tipple was whiskey. So we made a thing that 7 o'clock, Wherever I was, I would raise a toast to her.
Yes. Well, you know, my mother. She died when she was 98, and she was sharp to the end, although she had Parkinson's. But she couldn't, she just didn't drink water. She said it didn't agree with her. I don't like much water either. She couldn't drink wine, so her tipple was whiskey. So we made a thing that 7 o'clock, Wherever I was, I would raise a toast to her.
Yes. Well, you know, my mother. She died when she was 98, and she was sharp to the end, although she had Parkinson's. But she couldn't, she just didn't drink water. She said it didn't agree with her. I don't like much water either. She couldn't drink wine, so her tipple was whiskey. So we made a thing that 7 o'clock, Wherever I was, I would raise a toast to her.