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Climate Curious

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Climate Change
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Renewable Energy
Covid-19
Climate Crisis
Indigenous Communities
Child Marriage
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Museum For the United Nations
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Biodiversity Hotspots
Clean Energy Transition
Firefighting

Are you Climate Curious? If you care about the world, but find the current conversation about climate change confusing, scary or boring – then this might be the podcast for you. Join TEDxLondon and co-hosts Maryam Pasha and Ben Hurst as we lift the lid on the climate emergency by speaking to the world’s leading and most relatable climate pioneers. Find out why cities are key to the climate fight, ... more

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“Poetry helps shift some of the really dominant ways we think about the environment, particularly in the west” says environmental scientist and poet Riley Faulds. With the practice of ‘life-writing’ Riley shares how he approaches the writing process,... more

“If you want to stop the oil industry, you have to use power. Law is power,” says environmental lawyer and Climate Curious alumni, Melinda Janki. Taking time to chat with Climate Curious co-host Ben Hurst right before her talk at TED Countdown 2025, ... more

“Climate change is going to exacerbate an already vulnerable population, especially in conflict zones,” says Dr. Omnia El Omrani, an Egyptian physician and the first official Youth Envoy for the UN Climate Summit. Omnia shares how the NHS has been pu... more

Kimiko Hirata shares her vision of a carbon-free Japan, and how shifting from “no” to “yes” is the key to mobilising people and government towards positive change. In the wake of the Fukushima nuclear disaster, Japan had the opportunity to keep its c... more

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Daze Aghaji
Environmentalist and cultural strategist.
Co-founder of Absurd Intelligence, cultural advocate
Episode: LIVE | How culture makes climate irresistible, with Daze Aghaji
Harjeet Singh
Key architect of the Loss and Damage Fund
Episode: Why loss and damage funding matters, with Harjeet Singh
Dr. Julia Shaw
Criminal psychologist at University College London, podcast and TV host, and author of 'Green Crime, Inside the Minds of the People Destroying the Planet and How to Stop Them'
University College London
Episode: Climate Curious on Crime: Ep.2 The murders of Maria and Zé Cláudio and the psychology of eco-hitmen, with Dr. Julia Shaw
Paulo Busse
Environmental human rights lawyer working to protect environmental defenders in Brazil.
Greenpeace
Episode: Climate Curious on Crime: Ep.2 The murders of Maria and Zé Cláudio and the psychology of eco-hitmen, with Dr. Julia Shaw
Esther Duflo
Nobel Prize-winning economist known for her work on global poverty and climate resilience
MIT, J-PAL
Episode: How climate resilience can help end poverty, with Esther Duflo
David Lan
A renowned playwright, producer, and director known for his extensive work in theatre and recent public art projects.
Episode: LIVE | How a 20,000km life-sized animal puppet stampede makes climate impacts urgent, with The Herds’ David Lan
Xiye Bastida
Climate activist and co-founder of Fridays for Future New York City
Fridays for Future
Episode: The story behind climate’s most powerful movement to date, with Xiye Bastida
Vijay Karia
Co-founder and CEO of Opticloud
Opticloud
Episode: Cleaning up the cloud, with Vijay Karia
Mo Brings Plenty
Oglala Lakota actor, cultural advisor, and star of Yellowstone.
Yellowstone
Episode: Baby buffalos, Badlands, and breaking barriers: Hollywood actor Mo Brings Plenty on living without fear

Hosts

Maryam Pasha
Co-host and director at TEDxLondon, actively engages in climate discussions and education, providing a relatable voice for listeners.
Ben Hurst
Co-host and climate advocate, works to engage the public in climate issues through storytelling and relatable dialogues.

Reviews

4.0 out of 5 stars from 143 ratings
  • Inspiring

    Podcast Addict
    5
    JamesPlaysCards
    9 months ago
  • One of the Best Climate Podcasts I’ve Come Across

    Climate influence, and *action* is something we all need to better understand and get involved with - whether as adviceates or corporate or political leaders. Why did it take me this long to discover this podcast? I am amazed. Over their several seasons, the hosts have interviewed some incredible people - many now, a few years later, being featured on ever more podcasts. The folks at TEDxLondon / Climate Curious have identified amazing guests, and have had well-informed discussions with them al... more

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    BikingInSeattle
    United States3 years ago
  • Miss

    Very helpful! I loved it - becoming more aware of the world

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Hermenegilda 123
    United Kingdom3 years ago
  • Wonderful Dialogue

    Just attended the first live recording and it was Absolutely amazing! Engaging youth leaders and presenting grassroots views is absolutely wonderful! Highly recommend!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    UApilot17
    United States3 years ago
  • Thought provoking podcast!

    Such a different and interesting views on all things climate related, a must listen!!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    claumm123
    United Kingdom3 years ago

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The engaging discussions with diverse and knowledgeable guests enhance the podcast's credibility and inspire action.
The hosts are praised for their chemistry and for facilitating down-to-earth conversations, which resonate with the audience.
Overall, the podcast is seen as a vital resource for anyone wanting to learn more about climate issues while being encouraged to take action.
Listeners appreciate the accessibility and relatability of the content, which makes complex climate issues understandable.

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Why loss and damage funding matters, with Harjeet Singh
Q: Can you tell us why loss and damage funding is crucial in climate disaster response?
Loss and damage funding is essential for addressing impacts of climate change that cause loss of life and property, which cannot be adapted to.
Why loss and damage funding matters, with Harjeet Singh
Q: Can you break down for me a little bit about what the Loss and Damage Fund is and how it functions?
The Loss and Damage Fund helps communities recover from irreversible climate impacts, serving as a third pillar of climate action.
LIVE | How culture makes climate irresistible, with Daze Aghaji
Q: Do we, as the climate movement, need to start thinking more about democracy and our space in bigger movements?
I think this is the thing that I find sometimes a bit challenging with the climate movement, because we're so focused on the end of the world that we don't realize that people are actually going through very evident things now.
LIVE | How culture makes climate irresistible, with Daze Aghaji
Q: How has those earlier days where you were in what maybe some people view as more radical, changed in the way that now you're engaging with this issue?
I feel like everyone probably who's worked in the sector has had that moment of where they go, or I could either decide not to, or I have to.
LIVE | How culture makes climate irresistible, with Daze Aghaji
Q: What was the plan with Big Brother?
I was thinking about how do we reach the largest audiences, and the largest audiences are watching these kind of larger reality TV shows after work.

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Aiming to demystify climate change for a broad audience, discussions focus on diverse aspects of environmental issues, spanning from innovative solutions to sustainable practices and the personal narratives of climate activists. Notable themes include how cities can drive climate action, the importance of grassroots movements, and the intersection of cultural identity with environmental stewardship. With engaging guest interviews, the content offers insights into the urgency of climate action while presenting stories that are both relatable and informative. This podcast is distinguished by its focus on accessibility, making complex issues understandable and actionable for listeners.

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1. Daze Aghaji
2. Harjeet Singh
3. Dr. Julia Shaw
4. Paulo Busse
5. Esther Duflo
6. David Lan
7. Xiye Bastida
8. Vijay Karia

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