#23 Crisis, complexity and the path to hope with Thomas Homer Dixon
This week on the podcast we’re speaking with Professor and author Thomas Homer-Dixon. Thomas has a background in political science, but his research and writing over the years has been incredibly inte...
5 Jul 202251min
#22 Roots of change: exploring agroecology with Marney Isaac
Our guest on this episode is Marney Isaac. Marney is a Professor at the University of Toronto-Scarborough and Canada Research Chair in agroecosystems and development. Marney conducts interdisciplinary...
24 Jun 202245min
#21 Climate change at the museum with Soren Brothers
Today we are speaking with Prof. Soren Brothers, the Allan and Helaine Shiff Curator of Climate Change at the Royal Ontario Museum. Soren is a limnologist by training and spent several years as an As...
14 Jun 202244min
#20 Beloved beasts and the preservation of possibility with Michelle Nijhuis
On today’s podcast, we are speaking with journalist and author Michelle Nijhuis about her beautiful new book, “Beloved Beasts: Fighting for life in an age of extinction”. The book traces the conservat...
3 Jun 202251min
#19 Automatic for the species: fixing Canada's Species at Risk Act with Joe Bennett & Audrey Turcotte
Today on the podcast we’re speaking with Joe Bennett and Audrey Turcotte. Joe received his PhD from the Faculty of Forestry at the University of British Columbia in 2012. He held a postdoctoral resear...
24 Mai 202251min
#18 Navigating the biodiversity crisis with Dan Kraus
In this episode, we’re speaking with Dan Kraus. Over the past 25 years, Dan has been working as an ecologist, environmental planner and conservation scientist in public, private and non-governmental o...
13 Mai 202251min
#17 Rubber ducks, microplastics and climate action with Rick Smith
In this episode we are speaking with Rick Smith, the President of the Canadian Climate Institute (formerly the Canadian Institute for Climate Choices). Rick has had a long career in environmental acti...
3 Mai 202250min
#16 Finding the foundation with Severn Cullis-Suzuki
In our season 2 premiere, we are speaking with Severn Cullis-Suzuki. When Severn was only 12 years old she warned world leaders about the cost of their inaction on environmental issues at the 1992 Uni...
22 Apr 202254min
