Mind, Brain and Planet
Mind, Brain and Planet
Podcast Description
The investigations of neuroscientist and psychologist Prof Paul Howard-Jones as he explores links between mind, brain and planet.
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Topics include the intersection of psychology and sustainability, effective persuasive messaging for climate action, trust in low-carbon heating technology, and the influence of climate change on family planning. For example, episodes investigate how local initiatives can engage the community in climate action and explore personal stories about the impact of environmental concerns on decisions about having children.
The investigations of neuroscientist and psychologist Prof Paul Howard-Jones as he explores how our minds and brains are responding to climate change and environmental issues.
What's it like to be a climate activist and can it be good for you? Protest and civil disobedience have won many of the benefits and freedoms we enjoy today, but what about the activists themselves? Is it all about hardship, risk and stress, or can activists benefit too? Paul interviews research Robyn Gulliver (University of Queensland, Australia) about her research on the wellbeing of activists, and hears again from climate activist Rosie about her first-hand experience of getting involved, organised and arrested. Armed with Robyn's advice, Paul steps out with his local Extinction Rebellion group.
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