Leftover Food for Thought with Dr. Raoul Stöckle (Äss-Bar)
While there is no doubt that WHAT we eat impacts climate change most, however, what about HOW we eat? One third of all food produced globally goes to food waste; at the same time, food insecurity is a...
17 Loka 202243min
The Gamification of Nature with Daniel Fernandez Galeote
Games serve so many different roles in our lives. They can be a form of art, they can be a method of escapism from the hecticness of life, and they can convene community by connecting people all acr...
30 Touko 202258min
Becoming a Plastic Warrior with Kristal Ambrose & Asia Butler
The islands of The Bahamas are a tropical hot spot and rank among the best destinations in the world for its beauty, stunning coral reefs, and a spectacular diversity of marine life. But like every co...
11 Maalis 20221h 2min
The Art of Environmental Discomfort with Andrew Yang
Last summer, Jordan stumbled upon an exhibit at the Smithsonian Museum in Washington DC. One installation was particularly inspiring and impactful. It was called “Flying Gardens of Maybe”, part of the...
11 Helmi 202248min
The Biodiversity Of Emotions With Caroline Hickman
The interconnectedness between the planet and human psychology is not necessarily a new idea, but conversations about it do need to be had more, especially as it relates to how humans can learn to cop...
22 Joulu 202145min
How To Be A Hyprocrite And An Eco-Hero (Part 2)
So many narratives within activism and environmentalism tell us what we're doing is wrong or shames us for 'not doing enough'. But perfectionism is the enemy of growth, which instills shame. It is a m...
26 Marras 202150min
How To Be A Hypocrite And An Eco-Hero (Part 1)
So many narratives within activism and environmentalism tell us what we're doing is wrong or shames us for 'not doing enough'. But perfectionism is the enemy of growth, which instills shame. It is a m...
15 Marras 202149min
