Jason Momoa says he would pursue politics to defend the planet

Jason Momoa graced the pages of People this week, chatting about his latest travel docuseries On the Roam. During the interview, he revealed that had he not become an actor, he would have opted for a political path to contribute towards saving the planet.
Momoa expressed his desire to make a positive impact on the environment. He was quoted as saying, “If I was still young Jason, 12-year-old Jason, I’d probably try to do something to get into politics, really fight for our planet.”
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Following his recent participation in the sustainability documentary Common Ground, Momoa imparts the practices he advocates for those aspiring to make a difference.
His advice centers on initiating change at home, emphasizing the importance of small actions such as saving energy and reconsidering what we consume with a question, “Do we need that?”
As the new year begins, Momoa reveals that his primary goal is to sustain a healthy lifestyle. In addition to conventional well-being practices, he expresses a desire to prioritize his mental health, emphasizing self-love and stress management.
In the spirit of self-love, Momoa indulges in a treat from time to time. The founder of Meili Vodka shares his preferred way of enjoying a drink, favouring it neat and at room temperature.
However, if he opts for a mixed drink, he leans towards a ‘Dirty Momo,’ a nickname affectionately given by those who know him, especially for his fondness for dirty martinis.
Momoa’s latest endeavor, On the Roam, showcases his nomadic lifestyle as he travels the globe, delving into the lives of individuals with unique crafts and skills. The show revolves around his curiosity and eagerness to learn about subjects close to his heart.
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In an interview with People earlier this month, Momoa shared his aspirations for his children to prioritize environmental care in the future. He emphasized his efforts to impart his knowledge and actions to them, noting that his film Common Ground serves as an extension of that educational journey.