The artist formerly known as climate change

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  Welcome to the LSE Events podcast by the London School of Economics and Political Science.

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  Get ready to hear from some of the most influential international figures in the social sciences.

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  Welcome to this evening's event.

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  My name is Ganga Sridhar and I'm Assistant Professor at the Department of Psychological and Behavioral Sciences.

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  It's my great pleasure to chair this evening today organized by GSOS for the LSE Research Festival.

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  I would like to...

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  Welcome Adam Met.

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  He's worked with Congress and the Warehouse on Energy Policy, been named Changemaker by the New York Times,

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  and has received Time Magazine's Earth Award.

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  And his debut book, Amplify, which I've been reading and really enjoying, is the best seller.

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  And it asks a question very close to my own work,

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  which is, how do we get people to care and act around climate change,

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  but importantly, using unconventional creative methods from art and music to collective action?

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  Why do facts so rarely move people?

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  Or do they?

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  And hopefully Adam's going to talk about this in a lot more today, this evening.

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  So please welcome me and please join me in welcoming Adam Met.

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  Just a few housekeeping rules.

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  There's no plan, fire and alarm and the event will be recorded

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  and live streamed and made available later as a video and podcast.

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