"Chad's Climate Quest," a podcast created by environmental leader Chad Frischmann, is coming to Better Worlds in January. The podcast series explores real-world solutions that go beyond reducing environmental harm to creating multiple positive impacts across different challenges.
Better Worlds will launch the third season of the series, continuing conversations about environmental innovation and positive change. The first two seasons will also be available on the Better Worlds platform.
"We address the climate crisis not as a problem to fear but as a catalyst for positive transformation," Chad said. "The climate crisis is also The Great Opportunity—a chance to reimagine and rebuild the systems we rely on for the benefit of all life."
The podcast began as Frischmann's personal climate journey, building on his career exploring society's interconnected challenges. It serves as a platform where leaders share their approaches to creating positive environmental impact.
About Chad Frischmann:
Chad is the founder of Regenerative Intelligence and co-author of the New York Times bestseller Drawdown: The Most Comprehensive Plan Ever Proposed to Reverse Global Warming. He led a global team in assessing the world's most effective climate solutions and determining pathways to "drawdown"—the point when greenhouse gas concentrations begin to decline annually.
In 2023, he established Regenerative Intelligence, a network of global activators guiding others in implementing regenerative systems and climate solutions at scale. The organization offers consultative services, education, training, and community building for impact.
With expertise in public policy, human rights, sustainable development, and environmental conservation, Chad works as a systems strategist. His background includes teaching at the University of Oxford and the University of California at Berkeley, and consulting for organizations ranging from grassroots nonprofits to international agencies like UNESCO.
An accomplished speaker, Chad has delivered over 200 talks worldwide, including presentations at Harvard, the Royal Academy of Engineering, MIT, and various UN Climate Change Conferences. His work focuses on bridging the gap between environmental science and practical action.
