Episode 3: Running With Purpose: Jordan Adams on Social Sustainability & The FTD Brothers

from Emission: Possible · host Neutral Carbon Zone

This week on Emission: Possible, Alan Stenson is joined by Jordan Adams, co-founder of The FTD Brothers, a campaign raising awareness for frontotemporal dementia through marathons across the globe.They talk about Jordan’s advocacy through sport and running challenges, the emotional power of storytelling and advocacy, and why social sustainability is just as vital as carbon reduction and other aspects of sustainability.An episode full of heart, purpose, and movement — in every sense.

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