Let’s raise a generation that looks beyond the challenges and believes in the possibilities
By Thais Lopez Vogel
Photos: Hearst Media Production Group
This Saturday, October 4, we welcome back the highly anticipated second season of The Visioneers with Zay Harding. Brought to life by Hearst Media Production Group, the show has VoLo Foundation as its proud exclusive production partner.
Watching the new season feels even more emotional than the first. Now, we know what to expect: inspiration, curiosity, and a sense of hope that stays with you long after each episode ends.
My family and I enjoyed every moment of the first season, spending Saturday mornings together on CBS. Hearing from friends who tuned in after my invitation made it even more rewarding.
So, why should you join us as part of the active audience for The Visioneers?
When we founded VoLo Foundation, we learned that while people often focus on education and health, the greatest threat to humanity today is the climate crisis. The inspiration to act came from my own children. One day, they asked me: “Does what we do really make a difference?” That question struck me deeply. As parents, we are the first ones who must give our children hope.
That is exactly what this show delivers. The Visioneers is the only U.S. television series dedicated to spotlighting environmental solutions, both here at home and abroad, and the innovators driving them.
From young students to women leaders, from scientists to entrepreneurs around the globe, this program proves that everyone can make a difference.
Yes, the numbers and data are key, but if they are not shared in a way that people understand, connect with, and care about, they won’t inspire change. The beauty of The Visioneers is that it makes learning enjoyable and accessible, while keeping the science solid and solutions at the center.
That is why hope is such a central theme. For me, it’s about my kids. For Zay Harding, our one-of-a-kind host, it’s about moments when his eight-year-old daughter finishes an episode and says, “I want more.” That’s when you know the message is working, when the next generation feels inspired instead of discouraged.
So, let’s tune in together this Saturday, October 4, on CBS WKND. We are proud to be part of this effort, and even prouder to invite you to join us. When solutions are shared with hope, we all win.
