Climate360°
Climate360°
Podcast Description
Climate360° is a weekly podcast that will take a broad view of how climate impacts our whole world. Over the weeks and months ahead we will explore how climate impacts health, economics, politics, science, farming, manufacturing and everything else. We will explore the challenges of a changing climate, while throwing a light on a rich community of innovators and activists, professionals and academics, makers and motivators, who are leading the way in how we might respond to our changing climate.
Climate360 is an initiative of Sam Redston and Andrew Mackenzie.
Join them every week for fresh ideas and bold propositions for a changing world. climate360.substack.com
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Content Themes
The podcast covers diverse themes such as health, economics, politics, science, farming, and manufacturing in relation to climate change. For example, episodes may delve into regenerative building practices led by innovators like Joost Bakker or explore urban planning strategies such as the Australian Carbon Reduction Roadmap introduced by Dan Hill.
Climate360° is a fortnightly podcast that will take a broad view of how climate change impacts our whole world, and the brilliant people making a difference.
Over the weeks and months ahead we will explore how climate impacts health, economics, politics, science, farming, manufacturing and everything else. We will explore the challenges of a changing climate, while throwing a light on a rich community of innovators and activists, professionals and academics, makers and motivators, who are leading the way in how we might respond to our changing climate.
Climate360° is an initiative of Sam Redston and Andrew Mackenzie.
Join them fortnightly for fresh ideas and bold propositions for a changing world.
There is a growing connection between anxiety and an increased engagement with the changing climate.
In this episode of Climate360°, hosts Andrew Mackenzie and Sam Redston sit down with Bronwyn Gresham — clinical psychologist and CEO of Psychology for a Safe Climate — to explore what’s really going on beneath the surface when we engage with the climate crisis.
Bronwyn unpacks the full spectrum of climate emotions: anxiety, ecological grief, guilt, and burnout — and explains why the familiar advice of “just take action” isn’t enough on its own. She shares a three-part framework for climate mental health (regenerative action, self-care, and emotional engagement) and makes the case for Climate Cafés as a thoughtful and transformative capacity-building tool for the community.If you’ve ever felt the weight of the climate news cycle — or wondered how to hold hope and despair at the same time — this one’s for you.Visit https://www.psychologyforasafeclimate.org to learn more about their work, how to join a Climate Cafe and a growing library of resources that are available to support your mental wellbeing.
See you at a Climate Cafe near you soon!
This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit climate360.substack.com
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