Imagining Tomorrow: Discussion with best-selling author Adrian Tchaikovsky

A discussion with Adrian Tchaikovsky, a multiple award-winning science fiction writer. It was conducted as part of my research for Episode 4 of Imagining Tomorrow, my podcast about hope in the face of the climate crisis, made in partnership with Friends of the Earth. You can listen to the episode anywhere that you get your podcasts, or you can find the episode here: friendsoftheea...
To find out more about Imagining Tomorrow, go to www.foe.uk/imaginingtomorrow
To find out more about Adrian's work, go to: adriantchaikov...
In this interview, we discuss the potential impact of Money Movers, a grassroots movement aiming to shift investments away from the fossil fuel industry. The conversation explores the snowball effect of conscious investing and the potential for a mass transition to renewable energy sources.

[@leticiatoraci9855]

Two awesome authors talking about how to make the world better, how wonderful!

[@PaulT7046]

Fascinating and thought-provoking discussion - with a hopeful conclusion! I was particularly struck by the idea that many SF utopias have some sort of mass disaster at their core. Which seems to be the basic theory behind some terrorist movements!
It's unlikely that there will be any simple solutions or straightforward paths to any sort of utopian future: but while people can imagine it then there is still hope. Which is something SF can make a big contribution to - as long as it doesn't get too bogged down in dystopias, which unfortunately seem easier to imagine!

[@EmmaNewmanAuthor]

And this is exactly why I'm doing the Imagining Tomorrow podcast :) If we can't imagine a better future, how can we create it?