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Totally Cooked: The Climate & Weather Podcast

ARC Centre of Excellence for 21st Century Weather
Climate Change
The Day After Tomorrow
Greenhouse Effect
Climate Crisis
Great Barrier Reef
Australia
Renewable Energy
Antarctica
Hail
Climate Science
Arctic Sea Ice
Weather Resources
Droughts
Bushfires
Tropical Cyclones
Polar Bears
Climate Grief
Coral Reef Bleaching
Extreme Heat
Global Warming

Totally Cooked is a straight-talking, science-backed podcast about weather, climate change, and what it all means for life on Earth — especially here in Australia.

Hosted by Professor Sarah Perkins-Kirkpatrick, a leading expert in extreme weather, and Iain Strachan, a former journalist turned science communicator, the show dives deep into the causes and consequences of our changing climate.

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In this very special episode of Totally Cooked, Sarah Perkins-Kirkpatrick and Iain Strachan sit down with one of Australia's most beloved science communicators: Dr Karl Kruszelnicki. With his signature mix of curiosity, clarity and charisma, Dr Karl ... more

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Can the human body survive climate change? That’s the burning question in this episode of Totally Cooked. With the world already experiencing more frequent and intense heatwaves, we sit down with Professor Ollie Jay from the University of Sydney to e... more

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The Great Barrier Reef is one of the most extraordinary natural wonders on Earth, a vast, living ecosystem visible from space and home to thousands of species. But it is also one of the most vulnerable. As ocean temperatures rise and marine heatwaves... more

Climate grief is a real and growing psychological phenomenon. Around the world, people are grappling with the emotional weight of the climate crisis, from anxiety about the future to mourning the loss of places, species, and a sense of stability.

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Recent Guests

Ollie Jay
Professor of heat and health at the University of Sydney
University of Sydney
Episode: Can humans survive a future of extreme heat?
Ove Hoegh-Guldberg
An Australian biologist and climate scientist specializing in coral reefs
Episode: Can we save the Great Barrier Reef?
Ben Newell
Professor of Behavioural Science
UNSW Sydney
Episode: Understanding the psychology of the climate crisis
Ailie Gallant
Associate Professor at Monash University, expert on drought and climate variability.
Monash University
Episode: Australia runs on weather
Andrew King
Associate Professor at the University of Melbourne
University of Melbourne
Episode: Research Special: Measuring the impacts of new fossil fuel projects
Georgy Falster
Researcher at the University of Adelaide
University of Adelaide
Episode: Research Special: Measuring the impacts of new fossil fuel projects
Dr. Zoé Koenig
Oceanographer studying ocean dynamics of the Arctic Ocean
University of Tromsø, Arctic University of Norway
Episode: How will an ice-free Arctic change our planet? With Dr Zoé Koenig
Professor Liz Ritchie
Professor of atmospheric science and leading expert on tropical cyclones
21st Century Weather and Monash University
Episode: Is climate change making storms & cyclones worse?
Rachael Isphording
Research Fellow at Monash University specializing in benchmarking weather resources and climate models relevant to renewable energy.
Monash University
Episode: Meet the next generation of climate scientists

Hosts

Sarah Perkins-Kirkpatrick
Professor of climate science with a focus on extreme weather dynamics, providing expert insights into climate trends and their societal impacts.
Iain Strachan
Former journalist turned science communicator who expertly conveys complex climate narratives to a broader audience.

Reviews

5.0 out of 5 stars from 11 ratings
  • Informative and entertaining

    Really loving this podcast. The hosts have done an incredible job blending science and pop culture into a such a fun and witty podcast! I’m excited to see what’s in store for the next episodes!

    Worth a listen ☀️☔️

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    lani_t
    Australia6 months ago
  • So informative

    Such a great podcast (so far)

    It’s incredibly accessible and informative.

    I love the flow between science and humour.

    Also, how on earth can someone not know who Mr Pascal is in 2025, only downside ;-)

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Adam_19_19
    Australia6 months ago
  • Awesome!

    I love this so much! Thanks for making big information bitesize and digestible! Finally feel like I can be a part of the conversation.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Sunflowerbrit
    Australia6 months ago

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Listeners appreciate the clear and engaging explanations of complex climate topics, along with the hosts' relatable style.
Audience members feel empowered with knowledge to contribute to climate conversations and appreciate the lack of jargon and sugar-coating.
The podcast effectively combines humor and important scientific discussions, making it both informative and entertaining.

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Can humans survive a future of extreme heat?
Q: What is the difference between heat exhaustion and heat stroke?
Heat exhaustion is characterized by elevated core temperature and symptoms like dizziness and nausea, while heat stroke occurs when core temperature exceeds critical thresholds leading to severe physiological damage and can be fatal.
Can we save the Great Barrier Reef?
Q: How can people at home support reef conservation?
People can promote awareness about the reef's challenges and be ambassadors for reef conservation to encourage collective action.
Can we save the Great Barrier Reef?
Q: What is the Great Barrier Reef?
The Great Barrier Reef is the world's largest continuous reef system, created by principal corals and tiny dinoflagellates.
Understanding the psychology of the climate crisis
Q: What is the impact of leaders effectively doing nothing?
Inaction from leaders can create a sense of hopelessness and diminish individuals' motivation to take action against climate change.
Understanding the psychology of the climate crisis
Q: Ben, can you tell us what exactly climate grief is and how does it potentially show up in people's everyday lives?
Climate grief captures the anxiety and distress people feel about environmental degradation, and it manifests as concern for the future.

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A frank, engaging exploration of the science surrounding climate change and weather phenomena is presented, with an emphasis on its implications for daily life, especially within the Australian context. The show effectively communicates complex scientific concepts with clarity and humor, making climate education accessible to a broad audience. Key topics discussed include greenhouse gases, the impact of extreme weather events, and the urgent need for climate action, often featuring interviews with prominent researchers and community members. Additionally, the integration of personal anecdotes adds a relatable dimension that encourages social awareness and engagement around climate issues.

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