climate Podcasts

Science, Curiosities and Knowledge

This is a podcast about the movement of infectious disease through populations and across the landscape. I explore the disease ecology and landscape epidemiology of the microbes that cause disease.

WELCOME! TERRA is a crossroads, a habitat, a stage, and a laboratory. Here, you will find yourself on the cutting-edge of science and at the farthest horizons of the natural world. Through the eyes of passionate independent filmmakers, you will discover the next frontiers of research, join the forum on compelling issues, and celebrate the awesome diversity of our planet. TERRA is "the nature of our world" like you’ve never seen it before.

Exploring Environmental History is the podcast about human societies and the environment in the past. The monthly programmes feature interviews with people working in the field, reports on conferences and discussions about the use and methods of environmental history.

Today 1.3 billion people live in extreme poverty. Tonight 800 million will go to bed hungry. This year 12 million children will die before their fifth birthday. Yet our world has never been richer. This is a podcast of internal lunchtime talks, key presentations and partner interviews from one of the largest INGOs in the UK, Christian Aid. Christian Aid was born in 1945 to bring hope, reconciliation and care to those who survived the devastation of the second world war in Europe. For more than 60 years, we have made a practical difference to millions of lives around the world, and have spoken out powerfully for freedom and justice. Despair is not an option - find out more about Christian Aid by visiting http://www.christianaid.org.uk, or our Pressureworks campaigners site at http://www.pressureworks.org.uk

A liberal, a conservative, and an anarchist walk into a bar… stop me if you’ve heard this one. Wait, you haven’t heard this before, because it’s never happened before. Welcome to The Midwest Peace Process — three guys and a microphone, solving the world’s problems. We hope you enjoy our unique brand of political discourse, as we offer an native to the binary views of the shouting heads on cable news. We invite you to spend some time listening each episode as we discuss politics and dissect the spin on both the left and the right, and, of course, have a few laughs along the way.

The connect podcast seeks to explore and share with one another the amazing things we as humans are each presented with throughout the journey of our lives.

News on the environment, politics, war and peace, and other topics of interest to everyone on the planet.

A weekly snippet of science to expand your brain, brought to you by Chris Stewart and Tilly Boleyn, from Tilly's Thursday Overdrive show on radio 2SER 107.7FM in Sydney, Australia.

Understanding the connections between energy, economics, politics and culture, this is independent media. From Whitehorse, Yukon, this is Bread With Circus Radio.

Interviews with winemakers, detailed topics about the grape varieties, viticulture, climate, soil types and all there is to know about South Africa’s great wine.

Eco News, Reviews and Interviews.

Climate tales provide snapshot stories as a literary examination of sustainability. The grasp of sustainability goes beyond economical, social and ecological conditions. Climate tales even incorporate development partnership and climate change. In a first step, the global dimension of sustainability is faced by providing the tales in multi language format.

A monthly podcast from the RSPB - Europe's largest conservation charity with features and interviews reflecting its work to protect birds and their environment in the UK and around the world. From the joys of watching and looking out for the birds in your back garden to facing up to the challengesof global climate change Nature's voice keeps and entertaining, informative and campaigning eye on the world of birds.

Your Earth is a weekly podcast with a diverse range of environmental subjects from Nuclear Energy to Waste Issues to Personal Environmental Responsibility. Suzanne's newspaper column, Your Earth has been in publication for over 16 years. Suzanne lives with her husband Brian, their three kids and a golden retriever named Jess in their century farmhouse located on the north shore of Lake Ontario - (between the two largest nuclear plants in the world!). She tries hard to walk the talk.

Welcome to the Chautauqua 2006 Lecture Platform: Weekly Overviews Podcast. This podcast is comprised of weekly overviews of lectures that will be taking place at the incomparable Chautauqua Institution during the 2006 season. The Chautauqua Institution is internationally renowned as a center for Education, the Arts, Religion and Recreation, Chautauqua was founded on the belief that everyone has a right to be all that he can be -- to know all that he can know.

Welcome to the Chautauqua 2006 Department of Religion: Weekly Overviews Podcast. This podcast is comprised of weekly overviews of sermons and other religious events that will be taking place at the incomparable Chautauqua Institution during the 2006 season. The Chautauqua Institution is internationally renowned as a center for Education, the Arts, Religion and Recreation, Chautauqua was founded on the belief that everyone has a right to be all that he can be -- to know all that he can know

As broadcast on 21 college & community stations, Radio Ecoshock covers the world environment. One hour contains multiple interviews and/or speech clips with top scientists, authors, & activists - plus green music, ear candy, and irreverent analysis not found in mainstream media. Started as a podcast in 2006. 45 new programs a year. Free and commercial free. Originates in Vancouver, Canada, but aimed at the world. Podcast subscribers in many countries. Check out main web site at http://www.ecoshock.org