How on Earth? is a makeover-format story where personal experiences meet scalable climate impact.

If you can imagine Queer Eye for the Climate...

You're half way there!

(If not, you can certainly still join the fun)

3 Ways to Get Your Makeover!

Makeover shows tap into big questions many of us ask but think we are doing alone, often in shame and overwhelm. 

Well, 70% of Americans and 85% of Gen Z are asking a question full of emotion: 

“What can we do about climate change?” 

Thankfully, the 5 Earth Archetypes are the perfect Makeover Show Hosts!

Workshop Experience

A climate storytelling + collaboration experience

Bring your team, organization, or community into a guided experience designed to help you connect more deeply to your work — and to each other.

In this interactive session, you’ll:

• Explore your relationship to the Earth and the work you’re doing
• Identify your unique “Earth Archetypes” — the roles you naturally play in change
• Learn how different perspectives can work together more effectively
• Transform a real challenge into a clearer, more human path forward

Designed for teams, nonprofits, and community groups working at the intersection of climate, culture, and impact.

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LIVE Onstage Show

What if you came for the laughs and left with a plan?

Ninety minutes of improv, comedy, and genuine surprise built around one city, one question, and one person figuring it out in real time.

The script is merely a suggestion. Nobody knows how it ends. That's what makes it unforgettable.

Each production becomes a month's worth of YouTube content — shorts, reels, and behind-the-scenes moments built from the night itself.

Warning: this show is action-packed and audience-powered.

Reality TV Series

And then we make it bingeable!

After growing the audience both live and online, the next step is a fully produced series with the same makeover transformation energy, but now into the world of reality tv.

In people's actual lives. On location with community partners. Each season in a new city. Impacting the frontlines of climate action. With cameras that can go everywhere the story goes.

Casting opens in May. In October, we're bringing 50 finalists to Atlanta for Climate Storytelling Week: a seven-day event combining training, community, and the selection of the permanent series hosts.

Season 1 is set to film eight episodes with the Atlanta community throughout 2027.

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