Loud and Clear

In our final podcast, we discuss the topics from this roll-coster series. So we look back and discuss each episode and what we have learnt and can gain going forward into the future.

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In this episode we discuss what the future may look like in 20-40 years. So we look at the most possible sources, and break down each issue. So do you want to find out the future, well join me your host and let's find out! 

Climate change is going to happen, so how can we as humans adapt to that? But most importantly how can adapt and plan to keep the earth's temperature under 3 degrees, because at that point there's no going back 

So join me, Sam Williams your host and we discuss this and the tips and tricks to need to do in order to survive 

In this episode we discuss about why I think interstellar has predicted our future in terms of climate change. So join me, Sam Williams as we discuss why the first part of this iconic film has given us a glimpse into the future 

The fear factor and the guilt directed towards people to make a change against climate change isn't working, and it's all down to the human physiology. 

Hollywood, the epicentre for chaos, drama and at times over whelming CGI all to create a realistic piece of material that can be engaging for the audience. And over the year’s we have seen a fair share of climate change films or ones that feature it strongly through outAnd today we will discuss a few movies that believe they have predicted or at least given the audience a possible look into the future.

So join me and special Guest Connor Chin as we dive in the future! 

You may not feel much difference between a 35 and 31 degree day. But would you be able to feel the difference in 4 degree's globally. Today I discuss the true drama that would happen globally if earth's temperature rose by 4 degree's, and it's truely shocking. So make sure to listen to see what will happen to your country. 

2016, in northern Russia a myserteous flu like virus has appeared in a small remote community town. Then over the next few years 90 people become infected and have to be hospitalised. But this myserteous flu isn't anything out of the ordinary, with similar cases in the arctic circle have being reported. And there's on going research that the impacts of Global Warming are starting to reveal deadly diseases. 

Make sure to listen ahead, as me and special Guest Lachlan Innes discuss this truely bizarre issue 

The coronavirus is sweeping havoc around the world, and with millions infected, and thousands sadly passing from the disease. But despite all the doom and gloom, is there's a sliver lining is this pandemic. Join me and Ryan Davidson as we discuss what coronavirus is doing our environment and the big question of the future.  

In this episode we cover how Singapore went from poverty to becoming a global powerhouse and earning 'green' city of Asia. Then seeing how the dangerous Amsterdam could have forever changed with plans with to fill in canals and flatten the city with concrete. Then finally discussing how Barcelona was breaking the rules, before breaking out creativity to help reduce pollutants.