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Climate Unf*cked

Rob Cooper
Climate Change
Sustainability
Renewable Energy
Ecology
People Planet Pint
Climate Crisis
Circular Economy
Nature Restoration
Environmental Activism
Human Psychology
Capitalism
Carbon Literacy Project
Biodiversity
Impact Businesses
Carbon Footprint
Sustainability Movement
Blue Earth Summit
Sustainable Solutions
Entrepreneurship
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"How can we unf*ck our climate and planet" is what I'm asking leaders, decision-makers, entrepreneurs, activists, policy-makers and doers taking action for our climate and planet.

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Dr Mark Harber is a consultant nephrologist (kidney doctor) and the Royal College of Physicians' special adviser on healthcare sustainability and climate change.

He's spent years working at the intersection of medicine and the environment as a memb... more

Per Espen Stoknes is a psychologist, economist, and one of the world's leading experts on why climate change feels so hard to act on—and what actually works to break through that paralysis. He's the author of ‘What We Think About When We Try Not to T... more

Stuart Goldsmith is a stand-up comedian with 20 years of experience who's spent the last five years doing something almost no other comic attempts: making audiences laugh about the climate crisis.

Professor Lauren Feldman teaches Media and Climate ... more

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Check out the UK's most trusted climate action platform, Ecologi at: tinyurl.com/kfswnxth

Vojtech Vosecky is one of the world's leading voices on the circular economy, with nearly a quarter of a million people following his work on LinkedIn.... more

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Dr. Mark Harber
Nephrologist, transplantation specialist, advisor to the Royal College of Physicians, sustainability advocate
Royal College of Physicians
Episode: The temperature that kills people 65+ | Dr Mark Harber
Per Espen Stoknes
Psychologist and author
Stockholm? (implied Norwegian researcher)
Episode: A psychologist’s guide to avoiding moral superiority - Per Espen Stoknes
Stuart Goldsmith
Comedian who talks about the climate crisis; climate stand-up performer and creator of climate-focused shows
Independent comedian (Climate-focused work)
Episode: Does laughing about the end of the world help? Stuart Goldsmith & Professor Lauren Feldman
Lauren Feldman
Professor teaching Media and Climate Change at Rutgers University; author on the role of comedy in activism
Rutgers University
Episode: Does laughing about the end of the world help? Stuart Goldsmith & Professor Lauren Feldman
Wojtek Vosecky
Circular economy guru/expert
Circle Economy (co-founder/thinker)
Episode: Why you’ve heard of recycling but not…
Aurélie Maréchal
Director, Positive Money Europe
Positive Money Europe
Episode: How Much Europe’s Energy Dependence Costs You | Aurélie Maréchal, Postive Money Europe Director
Christophe Hodder
UN Climate Peace and Security Advisor (guest)
United Nations
Episode: UN Advisor: How Al-Shabaab Is Weaponising Climate Change | Christophe Hodder
Richard Nugee
General Richard Nugee, CB CVO CBE, former Chief of Defence Sustainability, expert on climate change and national security
UK Armed Forces/Defense Sustainability
Episode: The National Security Topic Britain Is Too Scared to Cover | General Richard Nugee CB CVO CBE
Simon Clark
Climate science communicator and YouTuber
Independent creator
Episode: Climate YouTuber: Lies might be winning. But there's good news. | Dr Simon Clark (4K)

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Rob
Host of climate-focused show iterations; frequent contributor and co-host across episodes.

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5.0 out of 5 stars from 7 ratings
  • Just amazing

    One word amazing

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    BaYYYa
    France6 months ago
  • Very insightful

    I listened to episode 14th October. Episode was very insightful for understanding the psychology of getting people onboard with the climate movement from a person who clearly has a lot of experience. I recommend a listen.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    hahjalen
    France9 months ago
  • Positive but honest

    Usually when we hear stories about the climate it's either all doom and gloom or it's overly optimistic, glossing over the hard stuff. This podcast is a breath of fresh air: positive stories with depth and honesty.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    BDHorrigan
    United Kingdom10 months ago

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Engaging mix of humor and hard facts appealing to listeners who want depth without doom.
Balanced approach to climate storytelling – informative and hopeful rather than fear-based.
Strong practical takeaways for organizations considering climate comms and policy action.

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A psychologist’s guide to avoiding moral superiority - Per Espen Stoknes
Q: How can individuals influence climate outcomes within larger systems?
By recognizing their roles as consumer, worker, owner, and citizen, individuals can steer demand, workplace practices, investments, and political engagement toward regenerative and equitable practices. Small actions—like adopting green technologies or challenging policies—can ripple through networks and institutions, especially when paired with systemic thinking.
A psychologist’s guide to avoiding moral superiority - Per Espen Stoknes
Q: What are the main barriers that prevent people from engaging with climate on a constructive level?
The guest identifies identity, distance, doom, dissonance, denial, and the social feedback loop as core barriers. When climate messaging feels like an attack on someone's identity or autonomy, people react defensively. Reducing perceived distance and using empathic perspectives can help, and incorporating diverse messengers aids in reaching audiences who don't see themselves reflected in the conversation.
Can you eat meat AND care about the planet? | Frank Holleman, Founder of Fork Ranger
Q: What does it look like to eat more sustainably beyond simply reducing beef?
It involves a broader approach including reducing food waste at home, seasonal eating, and making sustainable choices that still feel enjoyable, not sacrificing the positive aspects of meals.
Can you eat meat AND care about the planet? | Frank Holleman, Founder of Fork Ranger
Q: What is the hardest part of eating sustainably for newcomers?
The hardest part is the behavior change itself and overcoming the fear and disruption of changing long-held habits, followed by social pressures when eating with others.
Climate Scientist: Why Net Zero 2050 is a Dangerous Delusion | Kevin Anderson
Q: Why is Net Zero 2050 seen as misleading or insufficient by the guest?
Because end-date framing obscures ongoing emissions, ignores inequities, and delays necessary action; what matters is the pathway, the speed of reductions, and the systemic changes required today.

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A thoughtful, policy- and audience-focused conversation strand that frequently blends science, economics, and ethics around climate action. Episodes often feature researchers, policymakers, business leaders, and communicators who explore practical paths to decarbonization, system-level change, and effective climate messaging. Noteworthy are guests who connect rigorous analysis with real-world implementation—ranging from monetary policy and energy systems to circular economy, climate security, and behavior change through culture and media. Expect accessible explanations of complex topics, candid discussions about trade-offs, and actionable takeaways for organizations seeking to engage audiences, sponsors evaluating impact, or partners pursui... more

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