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| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 216 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | EducationEarth SciencesScience | |||

This week I’m joined by Dan Edelstyn, artist and documentary film maker whose latest film Power Station with his partner Hilary Powell, documents their attempts to turn the street where they live in Walthamstow in London, into a power station, by put... more
There are 60 million tonnes of e-waste generated every year globally – that's around the same as the weight of nearly 6,000 Eiffel Towers!
And E-waste is the fastest growing waste stream globally, with the UK as the second biggest e-waste producer ... more
This weeks episode is a solo episode for me - a little bit about our holiday in Switzerland, which isn't really about our holiday in Switzerland. It's more about the logistics of a flight free holiday to Europe from somebody who finds organizing and ... more
Could secondhand fashion be a lever for positive change within the wider fashion industry? And what might that look like?
Join us as this weeks guest Gemma Metheringham shares her journey from Creative Director at Karen Millen, to PhD student explor... more
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I thought I knew about climate change and was doing my bit, until I listened to your interview with Hugh Montgomery!
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I‘ve found my local screening of the Emergency Briefing thanks to the map in your show notes and I‘ll be spreading the word.
Episode 203 of this show may be the most important podcast episode you ever listen to.
Thank you Jen.
A very informative & enjoyable podcast.Full of essential information .
A few years ago I left the below review and her recent additions absolutely fulfil all this:
“Jen interviews such a wide range of people working in sustainability. Nearly every week I take away actions that I can do without too much effort.
There’s always a positive tone and it’s always inspiring. It is accessible for anyone, whatever their level of understanding of sustainability. Thank you Jen for all the useful information.”
We’re so glad you’re back, inspiring us to take action, start conv... more
I feel informed and inspired to take positive action after listening. From deciding to sign up the Plastic Count to going to Europe by train rather than plane, to banking more ethically, you’ve given me loads of great ideas for greener living. - Sarah M
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Thoughtful, practical discussions on everyday sustainability across a wide range of real-world topics. Episodes often center on actionable ideas that individuals, communities, and small businesses can adopt—covering topics from low-wimpact pet care and sustainable fashion to community energy, biodiversity in urban spaces, and climate governance. A notable strength is the mix of data-driven debates with approachable storytelling, featuring researchers, practitioners, and founders who translate complex issues into concrete steps. The show frequently highlights local action, collaborative initiatives, and policies that empower listeners to act without feeling overwhelmed. Its approachable tone, emphasis on measurable impact, and diverse guest ... more
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