This week's episode is the final one in the Journey Through The Climate Crisis. The group used this time to reflect on the past 10 weeks and talk about what stood out to them. They also hear the incredible adverts they helped create for the first time. We check in with Trish for one final time for a climate curiosity. 

A Journey Through the Climate Crisis on KCLR is funded by Coimisiún na Meán with the television license fee. 

In this episode, the group meet KCLR's creative producer El. She tells the group about the work she does and the significance of radio advertisements. We set the young people a challenge to script a radio ad in under six minutes. She gives some feedback and sets off to create them. The voice of an advertisement is another important aspect. KCLR presenter Martin Bridgeman gives the group a crash course on voicing adverts. All this and more.

A Journey Through the Climate Crisis on KCLR is funded by Coimisiún na Meán with the television license fee.

In this week's episode, we look at the six steps to success and how we can take what we learned over the last few weeks and put an action plan in place to combat the issues. 
The group chatted with Tad from VOICE Ireland about the work they do to help the environment, they checked in with Trish for this week's climate curiosities and much more.  

A Journey Through the Climate Crisis on KCLR is funded by Coimisiún na Meán with the television license fee. 

In this week's episode, we're breaking out of the studio and venturing to the Powerstown Civic Amenity Site in Carlow. Join us as the group embarks on a tour guided by site manager, Mary Walsh.
We take a look at the history of Powerstown and the crucial work carried out there as Mary sheds light on the various waste types and the correct disposal methods.
Back in the studio, the team meets with Anna Sheehan from the Ellen McArthur Foundation. She gives us an insight into the world of the circular economy. 

A Journey Through the Climate Crisis on KCLR is funded by Coimisiún na Meán with the television license fee. 

In this week's episode, we're diving into the topic of food waste in our homes, the statistics may shock you! Shane Casey from Carlow County Council, joins our group to share tips on reducing food waste and making a positive change.

But that's not all! Stay tuned as the team spices things up with a fun and educational game of "Food Lingo." It's like Bingo, but with a twist that will both entertain and inform you.   

A Journey Through the Climate Crisis on KCLR is funded by Coimisiún na Meán with the television license fee. 

 This week's episode is based on transport and how we get from A to B. Is there a more sustainable way to do so?
The group meets with Mark Treacy of the South East Energy Agency, and he explains the work they do to reduce damage to the environment. They have some fun thinking of more sustainable ways to travel.
They chat with Tadhg Madden of Carlow County Council and CEO of KCLR John Purcell on some transport decisions they made to help the climate, and we check in with Trish for this week's Climate Curiosity.

A Journey Through the Climate Crisis on KCLR is funded by Coimisiún na Meán with the television license fee.

In this episode, we are focusing on the home. The group is tasked with some fun challenges, including building a sustainable home in under 6 minutes! They chat with guest speaker Colm O'Mahony from the South East Energy Agency about how to keep and build a sustainable home. 

A Journey Through the Climate Crisis on KCLR is funded by Coimisiún na Meán with the television license fee. 

The group kicks off with their first workshop, and they start big! They have a chance to put their questions to Minister Malcolm Noonan, a seasoned environmental activist and advocate for Ireland's Environmental Action Plan.

Minister Noonan discusses government efforts to protect the environment and faces some tough questions from the group. Plus, there's an intriguing challenge in store.

A Journey Through the Climate Crisis on KCLR is funded by Coimisiún na Meán with the television license fee.

Join host Shannon Redmond for episode two as we delve into the group's understanding of climate change. We've posed some thought-provoking questions about the climate crisis, and they're ready to share their perspectives.

This episode offers a unique glimpse into the world of climate change through the lens of these young individuals. Plus, they're taking on the 'Wall of Shame' challenge, exploring our daily habits that may not be eco-friendly. Join us for a deep dive into their opinions and insights on this critical issue.

A Journey Through the Climate Crisis on KCLR is funded by Coimisiún na Meán with the television license fee. 

A Journey Through the Climate Crisis follows a group of 10 young people from Ossory Youth as they take part in workshops and challenges to learn what they can about the climate crisis. 

In the first episode, the group meet and get to know one another. They play some ice-breaker games and have a "moving debate"  as they tackle thought-provoking statements about climate change.

A Journey Through the Climate Crisis is funded by Coimisiún na Meán with the television license fee.