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couple good participation lines and little dancing never hurt anybody. You know, I was thinking about this and going back to college. WhatвЂ™s your go to karaoke song? Mike, why donвЂ™t you start? Okay, and then my third lightning round question. Or just maybe get a nice nap from the kids and during during the drive, a quiet drive would be, would be perfect. Oh, that does sound like a great day complete with the teleporting from Kansas City to Lake of the Ozarks. Get out on the boat and barbecue chicken for Dinner. The zoo, walking and taking the lap down to the Africa exhibit with the family, somehow be able to snap my fingers and be down at the Lake of the Ozarks for the afternoon. So IвЂ™ve thought about this and itвЂ™s always fun to kind of daydream about time off and start early, Meshuggah Bagels on 39th Street. ItвЂ™s very on theme for our discussion today about climate resiliency. Maybe that combined with reading a book in a hammock and drinking coffee, you know, out in the outdoors for a bit.

But you know, I think it would probably be just some great time outdoors. Okay, so our next question, Lindsey weвЂ™ll let you take this one first, describe your perfect day off.

You know, it would be fun to have an artist as a president in the White House, kind of an artistic mindset. Yeah, I, you know, I really enjoyed art and creativity as a kid and somehow, you know, my little mind combined that with being president and you know, when youвЂ™re eight anythingвЂ™s possible, right? Well, I wanted to be an artist, a millionaire, and President of the United States was, was what I wanted to be an elementary school. And we are going to hear more about that in a little bit. Well, youвЂ™ve deviated quite a bit from that childhood dream. And just fun family vacations and just something mysterious in the curiosity of the ocean really got to me. That is so interesting, because I feel like that was a really popular answer to that question when we were all kids, like, you know, and I grew up in Missouri, and there were lots of people who wanted to be a marine biologist, like where did that come from? Most of us had never even seen the ocean. And unfortunately, I live in Kansas and thereвЂ™s not too many oceans around here. And I thought it would be a pretty amazing career.

PLANET ZOO EXHIBIT IDEAS FREE

I caught on to Free Willy and my family lived out on the west coast, and we would go visit them see the ocean. You know, weirdly, I wanted to be a marine biologist. As a child, what did you want to be when you grew up? We always begin with a lightning round to get to know our guests a little bit better. So thank you, Lindsey and Mike, and letвЂ™s get started. But for the purpose of keeping it conversational today, both of our guests have agreed to stick to their first name. As a former city administrator, it is in my nature as a show of respect to address elected officials by their titles. We are thrilled to have both of you on our episode today. Councilmember and Mayor, welcome to Gov love! Today we are talking about how Climate Action KC grew from a concept to an award winning movement to mitigate climate change starting at the local level. Councilmember Constance and Mayor Kelly are co founders and executive board members of Climate Action KC, the grassroots organization of elected officials and community leaders who work throughout the Kansas City region to draw down greenhouse gases and improve climate resilience. Today my guests are Lindsey Constance, city council member for the city of Shawnee, Kansas and Mike Kelly, Mayor of Roeland Park, Kansas. IвЂ™m Lauren Palmer, a Gov Love host and the director of local government services for the Mid America Regional Council. All through one platform and no coding required to find out more, head to. Whisper makes it easy to connect with your entire community through SMS, email, social media, voice messaging, and more. Keeping your citizens engaged and informed is crucial. This podcast is sponsored by whisper the communication solution youвЂ™ve been looking for. New climate organization sets lofty goal to radically cut KC emissions by 2050Д®lectric buses to hit Kansas City streets this spring Kansas CityвЂ™s regional climate change effort soldiers on despite pandemic KC Regional Climate Action Plan and Implementation Lindsey and Mike also discussed how they worked across state lines to form the KC Regional Action Climate Plan and key components of the plan.

They shared the origin story and how local leaders came together to take regional action on climate change. Lindsey Constance, Councilmember in Shawnee, KS, and Mike Kelley, Mayor of Roeland Park, KS, joined the podcast to talk about Climate Action KC. Climate action from the heart of America.

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