Episode 80: Interview with Brian Von Herzen on Marine Permaculture
With over half of CO2 recaptured from the atmosphere going into the world’s oceans, they are by far the world’s largest carbon sink. Regenerating the oceans both for the...
Episode 79: Interview with Peter Head, resilience champion
With the growing reach of climate change-induced extreme weather events and increasing urbanization, it is becoming more and more important to be deliberate about the way we build our...
Episode 78: Interview with Dr. Jonathan Foley, Executive Director of Project Drawdown, on the next-steps for this pathbreaking project
Two years on from the book’s publication, the Drawdown team have got their sights on how they can turn their groundbreaking research into action. In this interview, we talk...
Episode 77: Interview with Mark Campanale, Founder of Carbon Tracker Initiative
In this interview with Mark Campanale, we discuss divestment from coal, oil and gas and the carbon bubble. Mark asks the important question, if we can’t even burn all the...
Episode 76: Interview with Eva Garen, Director of Environmental Leadership Training Initiative
In this episode we speak with Eva Garen, Director of ELTI, Environmental Leadership and Training Initiative. ELTI focuses on capacity development in human-dominated mosaic landscapes, primarily in Latin America and Indonesia,...
Episode 75: Interview with Professor Herman Daly, the dean of ecological economics, on the Steady state economy
As a society, we constantly hail growth as the mark of progress and solution to our problems, whether it be poverty or inequality. In doing so, we ignore that...
Episode 201: Professor David Whyte on Corporate Power and Climate Breakdown
In this thought-provoking conversation, Professor David Whyte examines how our legal and economic systems—particularly the structures of corporate capitalism—shape...