Climate disasters appear in the news almost every day, but do we still react to them? In this episode, Mindy and Joeru discuss climate crisis, disaster fatigue, climate anxiety, and why there is often a gap between what we know and how we actually behave.📘 Podcast NotesFull transcripts and structured study support to help you turn listening into real learning.Now Available here: https://ko-fi.com/bitesizechinese🎯 In this episode, we cover:– Climate crisis vs. climate change– Why disaster news no longer shocks us– Climate anxiety, disaster fatigue, and becoming numb to bad news– Why knowing the problem doesn’t always lead to action– Convenience, responsibility, and whether individual actions matter🧠 Listener Challenge:當你聽到熱浪、豪雨、森林大火或颱風等新聞時，你通常有什麼感覺呢？你會感到擔心、無力、樂觀，還是已經慢慢習慣這些消息了呢？When you hear news about heat waves, floods, wildfires, or typhoons, how do you usually feel? Do you feel worried, hopeful, powerless, or have you become used to hearing these stories?🗣 Bitesize Convos series help you bridge the gap between classroom Mandarin and how people actually speak — with all the quirks, slang, and culture that come with it. Each bi-weekly episode is a bite-sized challenge designed to stretch your skills and bring you from intermediate to almost advanced — one conversation at a time. Tune in, take a bite, and keep growing with us!🔅 Podcast Notes | 逐字稿＋學習筆記🔅 Buy us a coffee｜贊助我們一杯咖啡🔅 Leave a comment | 留言給我🔅 Bitesize Chinese 一口中文 Website🔅 Bitesize Chinese 一口中文 Instagram🔅 Learn Chinese with us | 跟我們學中文 Powered by Firstory Hosting

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