https://rss.com/podcasts/off-the-record-pod9 There are many potent and relevant issues in our society today; it is important to raise awareness about these issues. Off the Record could not just watch as these issues went unaddressed, so we created a podcast as they are effective ways to achieve this goal due to their convenience and increasing popularity.

]]> RSS.com 2026.701.120359 Wed, 01 Jul 2026 18:41:58 GMT en 599c7ab8-b093-5f4b-ae2d-628f040656ef https://media.rss.com/off-the-record-pod9/podcast_cover_20260630_070622_f05baca8adfe5f3fe0ca51143652eb27.png https://rss.com/podcasts/off-the-record-pod9 no Alan, Sophia, & Tony Alan, Sophia, & Tony false episodic podcast United States, USA false In this episode of Off The Record, Sophia Long sits down with the Right Honorable Kim Campbell, Canada's first and only female prime minister, for an honest conversation about climate change, global leadership, and the responsibility we all share in building a better future. From what world leaders really say about climate change behind closed doors, to the role of insurance markets in forcing action, to why it's never too late to respond — Prime Minister Campbell delivers hard truths alongside a powerful message of hope. She also reflects on her decades of experience mentoring the next generation of leaders and why young people today may be facing the most challenging moral environment of any generation in modern history.

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