In this episode, we look at how climate change is transforming Vojvodina, known for its endless plains and fertile soil.

We meet with farmers who are on the front line of climate change. For them, global averages and dire predictions for the end of the century are not abstract concepts, but concrete threats to their livelihoods in the form of increasingly hot, dry and extreme weather conditions. 

This is the case in Hungary, where air masses of Arctic origin recently damaged fruit orchards, and in Vojvodina, where farmers have had to contend with four consecutive years of drought and shifting harvest seasons since 2020.

This podcast is part of WePod, a collaborative project funded by the European Commission's Creative Europe programme.

Hosting and narration: Alexander Damiano Ricci

Journalistic research, fieldwork, interviews and original scripts: Gergely Nagy, András Tóth, Orsolya Seregély, Margaréta Tomó, Teodóra Szalai, Mina Delic.

Editing of scripts: Orsolya Seregély, András Tóth, Gergely Nagy, Tőke, Péter Kókai, Alexander Damiano Ricci

Original sound track and sound editing: Dominik Tar

Sound editing of the English version: Alexander Damiano Ricci and Daniel Gutierrez Ortega.

Original cover artwork by Qubit

Adaptation of the cover artwork for the English version: Watermelon collective

Producers: Orsolya Seregély, Mina Delic, András Tóth, Zsuzsanna Balázs

Executive producer: Ana Ribera.

Editorial and production coordination: Alexander Damiano Ricci.

This co-production was supported by the European Union. However, the views and opinions expressed are those of the authors and do not necessarily reflect the position of the European Union. Neither the European Union, nor the granting authority can, therefore, be held responsible for said opinions and viewpoints.

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