Musician and activist Adam Met joins our Listen On Purpose co-hosts Rachel Kraus and Caryl Stern for a fascinating conversation about finding meaning in music, travel, and creating a better world for future generations. In this episode of Listen on Purpose — a podcast exploring the essence, archite...

Musician and activist Adam Met joins our Listen On Purpose co-hosts Rachel Kraus and Caryl Stern for a fascinating conversation about finding meaning in music, travel, and creating a better world for future generations. In this episode of Listen on Purpose — a podcast exploring the essence, architecture, and DNA of purpose across industries — we’re exploring the intersection of purpose and community. Adam is a member of the band AJR, which he is a part of with his two brothers. But beyond his love of music, Adam is someone who has an insatiable love of learning. When Adam isn't the "A" in AJR, his other titles include: Executive Director of Planet Reimagined, UN Sustainability Advocate, PhD Candidate in International Human Rights Law, Podcast Host, and - of course - New Yorker. In this episode, we chat with Adam about his journey from musician to activist – how he’s pairing his passions, cultivating an audience, building and activating community, and using music to solve bigger problems in the world through Planet Reimagined. Adam discusses finding his purpose through paradox, including how to listen, the power of perspective, climate activism, how he approaches challenges in his business ventures, and more. Check out Adam's work at Planet Reimagined here: https://www.planetreimagined.com/ - Follow us to stay up to date on the latest from Kindred Media Twitter: https://twitter.com/KindredCast LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/kindredmedia Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/kindredmediahq/