In this episode, we interviewed Bernadette Vötter who works at the Institute of Psychology, University of Innsbruck. Her PhD thesis focuses on meaning in life among highly gifted. First, we explore how humans find meaning in life and discuss how the human psyche can evolve and adopt the current circumstances. The conversation includes threats and opportunities that Covid 19 might offer. Credits: - Bonnie Perris- Script Editor - Krisjoe Fuertes- Tech ♪ The sedative situation - Systemics
This episode is a conversation with Issy Philips who is a comedian and writer. We talk about finding effective ways to communicate climate change and how using humor can engage the public on climate action. Credits: - Rachel Raymond- Script Editor ♪ Warning bells warning bells by Musicians for Climate Change https://www.facebook.com/musiciansforclimateactionPAGE/videos/1230734870454137/ - Krisjoe Fuertes- Tech
This episode is an interview with Carlos Nobre who is a climate scientist, a leading expert on the Amazon and climate change. In the aftermath of Amazon fire, this episode broadens our understanding of interconnected system in Amazon including politics, economy and biodiversity. Credits: - Rachel Raymond- Script Editor ♪ Amazonia by The Tree Farers - Krisjoe Fuertes- Tech
This episode is an interview with Janos Pasztor who is the Executive Director of the Carnegie Climate Governance Initiative (C2G2). Our conversation delves into intertwined issues such as ethics, governance and public participation in the context of geoengineering.
This episode is an interview with Carol Ride who is the founder of Psychologists for a Safe Climate. We talk about eco-anxiety and climate grief and followed by self-care tips to cope with them. Credits: - Bonnie Perris - Script Editor ♪ Gaza- Valango Khoza and Leo Dale - Krisjoe Fuertes- Tech
This episode is an interview with Peter Owen, Director of Wilderness Society in South Australia. We talk about the Great Australian Bight where is in high demand by oil companies. We conclude this episode with Equinor's statement, as we contacted them to comment on the exploration drilling and ongoing process. Credits: - Bonnie Perris - Script Editor ♪ Songs of the Humpback Whale by Capital Records – ST-620 - Krisjoe Fuertes- Tech
This episode is an interview with Dean Walker who is one of the representatives of 'Deep Adaptation'. Deep adaptation is a framing that acknowledges a near term societal collapse is inevitable due to climate change. We talk about existential scale set of challenges and ways of approaching it. Credits: - Rachel Raymond - Script Editor ♪ Edge of Eternity - Norma Rockwell - Krisjoe Fuertes- Tech
This episode discovers marine urbanisation with Mariana Mayer Pinto who is a marine ecologist. Our conversation takes a dive into Sydney's underwater scene. Credits: - Bonnie Perris- Script Editor ♪ Sunday Stroll - Huma Huma - Krisjoe Fuertes- Tech
This episode is an interview with Diego Bonetto who is a wild food forager. Bonetto deepens our understanding of foraging philosophy and shares tips on how to get started. Credits: - Bonnie Perris- Script Editor ♪ Don't eat something that you don't know what it is -Sergei Boutenko - Krisjoe Fuertes- Tech
This episode is an interview with climate strikers and a discussion of what this strike really means. Credits: Rachel Raymond- Script Editor ♪ We shall overcome- Paul Morton References https://newsroom.unsw.edu.au/news/social-affairs/why-attending-climate-strike-can-change-minds-most-importantly-your-own https://www.notbusinessasusual.co/ https://globalclimatestrike.net/ https://www.fridaysforfuture.org
This episode is an interview that gives us an opportunity to get to know XR closer and discusses nasty issues of our lifetime with Holly Champion who is a member of XR Sydney.
This episode is an interview with John Kinsella who is a poet and non-violent activist. Kinsella explains the role of language and poetry in justice movements & activism and shares their views on the intersectionality of justice issues. Credits: Bonnie Perris- Script Editor ♪Grace Behind the Curtain - Silent Partner
This episode is an interview with Dr. John Blair, an informative conversation about living roofs which is a climate change mitigation measure that may be taken by every individual/ business. Credits to: Bonnie Perris- Script Editor ♪Dan Lebowitz- Parkside Krisjoe Fuertes- Tech
This episode is a Climate Change Politics 101 with Prof. John Merson who explains how and why climate change became a political game. Credits to: Bonnie Perris- Script Editor ♪ Lee Dorsey- Working in a coal mine Krisjoe Fuertes- Tech
This episode takes us an journey with Andrew Skeoch, who listens with his heart and mind and records sounds of nature. He shares his experiences, feelings and takes us an adventure to Fitzroy River, Western Australia. Credits to: Joey Pecorero- Mornings Rachel Raymond Krisjoe Fuertes
This episode is an interview with Arlian Ecker, AKA Plastic Free Boy who is 13 years old young Australian, sharing his visionary stance towards plastic free future. Credits to: Baran Yildiz - Sansi Bonnie Perris Krisjoe Fuertes
This episode takes us on a journey with Prof. Tema Milstein who encourages us to contemplate ' What kind of a discursive formation we want to be part of'. Credits to: ♪Baran Yildiz - Rainbows Krisjoe Fuertes - Tech Rachel Raymond - Script Editor ♪The Madrigal - Ride to the Moon
In this episode, we explore the relationship between mindfulness, climate crisis, politics, and policy with Jamie Bristow. Our conversation encompasses topics like importance of mindfulness, the possibility of mindful politics, a trial of mindfulness practice among politicians in the UK, and how all these relate to the climate crisis and relevant policies. Credits: Deniz Yildiz - Host & Producer Jamie Bristow - Guest Contributor ♪ - It hangs over us subtle as a cloud – Vieo Abiungo, William Ryan Fritch
In this episode, we explore rock climbing in Australian landscapes focusing on the interactions between traditional owners and climbers through the lens of respect. This conversation is an audio exploration with Jerath Head, the author of "The geography of respect", a highly recommended read. Credits: Deniz Yildiz - Host & Producer Jerath Head - Guest Contributor ♪ - Mountains Pt 2 & 3 DjRUM
In this episode, Charlie Mcgee joins us, representing the band Formidable Vegetable. We discuss sustainable living and permaculture, and how these elements intersect with music, dance, and having fun.