In this episode of The Sustainable Angler, I interview documentary filmmaker Grey Gowder, and we discuss his upcoming film, Sea Change, which is about "Two young educators set out on a thrilling 2-year circumnavigation of the world in a 40-foot sailboat to see these changes happening first-hand and to learn how island and coastal communities are working to repair the world around them to mitigate the effects of climate change for a more resilient future" and some of the challenges the project has endured due to COVID; we dive into how climate change is already impacting Charleston, SC; and how Grey is working to establish a brand new "Hope Spot" here in the Lowcountry and more! Hope you enjoy!

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