From waste to wealth, and grids to growth, the show digs into the impact of consumption across all areas of life — it tracks the movements, discoveries and technologies making way for a sustainable future.
Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 205 | Founded | 10 years ago |
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Categories | ScienceSociety & Culture |
Noise is killing us... literally. But we have a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to change that. Join us as we imagine how a beautiful city might sound.
Guest:
• Dr Ian Stevenson, Senior Lecturer Music & Sound Design Program at the University of Tech... more
Half of Australians have a parent born overseas. How can complex issues like climate change be communicated to such a diverse audience? To find out reporter Wing Kuang embeds herself among Chinese-Australian grandmas.
Guests:
• Dr Kim Loo, Chair of... more
The amount of waste we create is out of control. When it comes to tyres, we dump two Harbour Bridge’s worth into the Australian environment each year.
But there is something we can do.
Guests:
• Paul Randell, Director Randell Environmental Consul... more
Every Australian has the right to housing under international law. But despite being a signatory to this, the Australian government hasn’t made it the law of the land.
Here’s the case for why they should.
Guests:
• Kate Colvin, CEO of Homelessnes... more
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A great podcast for anyone curious about the future of sustainability and looking for an accessible, polished introduction to new ideas.
Think: Sustainability has quickly become my go-to podcast to discover new ideas and expand my thinking on all things related to Sustainability.
I appreciate the variety of episodes, the super practical takeaways and sincerity that the 2ser team pours into every guest.
Beyond grateful for the impact and influence this show is having on my life and thousands of others - keep up the incredible work! 🙌
I highly rate this podcast, informative but yet easily digestible and covers some common topics as well as insights I’d never have thought of.
Really enjoying this podcast so far, informative, interesting topics. The earliest episodes are not so great, but they get better as the hosts get more experience I guess!
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Focusing on the multifaceted aspects of sustainability, a diverse range of topics including waste management, housing rights, renewable energy, and environmental policies are explored. Each episode engages with experts from various fields, presenting actionable insights while addressing both the challenges and innovations surrounding sustainability. Unique angles, such as the intersection of cultural practices and climate action, provide listeners with a comprehensive understanding of how sustainability affects different communities and lifestyles, making it particularly relevant for those looking to deepen their knowledge or engage in sustainability efforts themselves.
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Recent guests on Think: Sustainability include:
1. Dr. Ian Stevenson
2. Dr. Kim Loo
3. Paul Randell
4. Dr. Linda Mitchell
5. John Gertsakis
6. Raghav Motani
7. Jessie Hohmann
8. Kate Colvin
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