Anyone can produce and publish a podcast, but how? In this episode of EYES on Climate, we dive into how to produce climate stories for the ears.

We focus on the idea and storytelling side of climate podcasting. For a complete guide on how to make a podcast, listen to News Decoder’s WePod Guide to Audio Storytelling: https://news-decoder.com/wepod/

We spoke with Josie Colter, founder and director of Studio Goldstar, a podcast studio producing climate stories with a mission to make the climate conversation something everyone wants to be a part of. Josie told us where to find ideas, how best to tell a story about the climate, and why it’s possible for you to do this at home. The climate podcasts she produces include TedX London’s Climate Curious and HERO’s Climate Humans.

EYES on Climate is a podcast on how educators can and should teach climate change. We talk with experts in education, climate, and journalism, about how we can empower youth to activate their knowledge and create change through storytelling.

This podcast is co-produced by News Decoder and The Climate Academy. We are working together to develop an accessible, engaging, and thorough climate journalism curriculum for secondary schools all around the world. Our project, Empowering Youth through Environmental Storytelling, or EYES, is co-funded by the European Union.

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Hosted and produced by Amina McCauley, News Decoder