Climate Chronicles – Dialogues about Longing and the World of Tomorrow

Climate Chronicles – Dialogues about Longing and the World of Tomorrow

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Climate Chronicles – Dialogues about Longing and the World of Tomorrow episodes

  • Episode 1: Coping with climate anxiety

    This episode of Climate Chronicles is about different dimensions of climate change with a special emphasis on its psychological impacts on people. Our host, Ali and our guest, Kerem are having a conversation about climate anxiety. They are discussing it from the angles of individual experience and collective action by touching on the power of (small) stories in imagining a more hopeful future.


    Download the transcript here.


    Credits in this episode:

    - The first stanza of Nazim Hikmet's poem Nerden Geldik Nereye Gidiyoruz? [Where Have We Come From Where Are We Going] (1962) was translated via an artificial intelligence chatbot.

    - Night Moves (2013)'s trailer

    - Fantastic Fungi (2019)'s trailer

    - Robin Wall Kimmerer's books Gathering Moss (2003) & Braiding Sweetgrass (2013)

    - Britt Wray's TED-talk

    - Julia Leyda and Kathleen Loock's video essay

    - For more useful resources about how to cope with the anxiety caused by climate change, click here.



    19 min
  • Intro: What this is all about

    You want to find out what this podcast is all about? Go ahead and listen to our intro episode. Forgot your headphones? No problem, you can also read the transcript. Stay tuned for our first full episode coming soon.

    Music Credits:
    Getting Warmer by Tokyo Music Walker
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    2 min

About Climate Chronicles – Dialogues about Longing and the World of Tomorrow

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In times of climate change, catastrophes, and global conflicts one might ask: is there still something to long for? We are a group of humanities students at Leibniz University Hannover on a journey to find answers to this question in this podcast project. In short, but heartfelt and profound dialogues we talk about how climate change affects us in our daily feelings, thoughts, and actions, as well as the influence it has on the vision for our life in the world of tomorrow.