Face the climate crisis head on, but understand that we have the power to solve this. From former UN Chief Christiana Figueres and the team who brought you the Paris Agreement, this podcast about issues and politics will inform you, inspire you and help you realize that this is the most exciting time in history to be alive.
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Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 303 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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How can you reduce the environmental impact of your cat or dog? What’s the best way to prepare for climate breakdown? And how should you talk to children about climate? Christiana, Paul and Tom wrap up the year by answering an eclectic and insightful... more
Ben Rhodes—writer, political commentator, and former Deputy National Security Advisor under President Obama—joins the host team to dissect the challenges of a Trump 2.0 administration.
Rhodes issues a bold call for a new "climate populist" strategy... more
This week, Christiana, Tom and Paul tackle the latest on the global plastics treaty (known as INC-5), which ended last week without a deal. Why were countries unable to agree a deal despite the huge amount of public concern about plastic pollution? W... more
This week, the team dives into the dramatic highs and lows of COP29 in Baku. With negotiations stretching into the final hours, a hard-fought finance deal emerged to bolster climate action and support for the most vulnerable. Yet, Christiana describe... more
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Most of the things they talk about goes over my head because I don’t understand all the political and international things but they make it seem easier to understand and I have never wanted to be involved in intentional sustainability more than when I listen!! Thank you for all you do and then taking the extra step of sharing on the podcast!! I feel like things are happening, not just being talked about and I feel like my small efforts are a part of this big picture you are showing us!
I find it hard to listen to this podcast as it epitomises many modern day environmentalists who treat their job as a lifestyle choice that has a dreadful impact on the planet.
These three jet around so much from country to country. If everyone lived like them it would be disastrous. With the video technology available now, why are these climate events still being attended in person?
Covid showed that when a threat is taken seriously, all solutions are on the table including limiting travel. ... more
Much of content they discuss is needed and I like the idea of their How to Live a Good Life series. However this podcast is difficult to listen because they’re always talking over and interrupting each other. As someone who works in the climate field, I don’t appreciate their seemingly pro-capitalism stance. If they had younger people on their “what career should I have episode” that episode would’ve looked very different. I think this podcast needs more diversity of voices.
I love this show by Christiana, Paul and Tom. I find the topics, interviews, discussions, and insights shared an invaluable part of my education around climate issues. The breadth and depth of content covered is always eye opening, and always current, helping me to track the deeper and significant issues driving or hindering action. I love their humor too and stubborn optimism :) So important to keep us buoyant, and resilient in interesting times! I work in academic integrative healthcare and am... more
I like the 30 minute format. Thank You for being back and still optimistic Thank you for this brilliant podcast with the young woman foreign minister of Panama and all the other truly practice ideas how to reverse our planets destruction. Language is so important in this transition, so I suggest to replace ‘Climate Change’ into ‘Earth Culture Change’ to include man-made systems, values, behaviours worldviews and consciousness as well. What we need are more young wo~man leaders in all decision ma... more
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