In this episode Agata and Ann engage in an insightful conversation about the role of communication and framing of climate change and veganism. We discuss various media biases, the role of eco chambers, impressive progress of veganism, and finally how can we as citizens distinguish biased information from the presented media?

Materials in the fashion industry are associated with some of the most detrimental environmental and unethical social impacts. Listen to Dolly and Jana talk about the impacts of materials and how consumers can evaluate their shopping behaviour. Ever bought vegan leather or wondered about biomaterials? Are they better for the planet and the workers? Is recycling really the best way forward? Jana discusses the important and critical trade-offs involved when making consumption and production decisions. Jana shares sustainable shopping tips and encourages our generation to be bold and demand change!

In today’s episode, Dolly, Agata and Ann discuss ecotourism. Let’s explore what ecotourism is and what it means for our travels. Although traveling is difficult right now, we already share some thoughts and ideas on how to travel more sustainably after the pandemic! To trigger more anticipation for our travel goals 2022, listen to our tips for green traveling. From beach walks to star gazing or 'wwoofing', let’s get inspired to green up our travels!

In this episode, Gilbert and Agata discuss the issue of waste management, correct recycling  and the problematic lack of transparency. They chat about ways through which we can change our behaviour and discuss the process of change itself, and how often, our judgements of enacted efforts may be clouded. Gilbert de Raad is a circular economy expert, so tune in to learn more about his experience and his radical, but necessary position.

In this episode we reflect on the famous Netflix documentary; Seaspiracy. From Taiji dolphin slaughter, to fishing nets and abuse of human rights we share what was most intriguing and what we can do individually to help the cause. Tune in to learn more about the documentary and what we think about it!

In this episode, Agata and Ann dive into the topic of menstruation with Ruby, the founder and CEO of Wuka wear, a sustainable producer of menstrual pants. We reflect on the shaming culture of periods, how it has affected us personally and what it means for girls development. We discuss the progress made over the past few years, but also question the lack of effort from governmental bodies, and argue how toxic and absurd the stigma of periods is. We end with a with positive message to look forward to, and the steps we can all take towards effective change. If you would like to know more about the topic follow us on instagram and join our fundraiser for the Pad Project.

Podcast description: In this wine special, Agata and Dolly uncover the concept of ecofeminism on International Women's Day. We explain the beautiful connection between women and nature and why they are the prime individuals to revolutionize the world in order to save our planet. We talk about feminism, allyship, correcting our biases, and speaking up when it matters. We emphasize the potential behind harnessing women and how every day should be women's day.

In today’s episode we talk to Kasper Kupperman, one of the co founders of the green branch. We will explore how the green branch came about, what drives Kasper and his team, and what they are doing to not only address deforestation but also to re- wilder Brazilian ecosystems. Eventually, three pillars are essential to make the forests green and great again. To find out what they are, have a listen and enjoy!

In this week’s episode we talk with Julia, the Erasmus Sustainability Days General Manager from Erasmus Sustainability Hub. She explains this year’s ESD theme; DIY, what it stands for and how this year will be different from last year. As we look back on how much we loved ESD last year Julia shares what we can look forward to this year and how she hopes to create and foster a sustainable community. We cover insight details about events and how to make sure to get tickets in time. We seriously can’t wait!

We chatted with Boris Pulskens, the Project Lead of Design, Impact and Transition at EUR! Listen to Boris' honest and critical outlook about EUR's current action on sustainability, whether they "walk the talk", and explains his ambitious outlook for universities in the realm of sustainability.