‘What’s Mine is Yours’ is a series of short audio pieces about the climate crisis. In this episode, we hear from Andrew Palatnyi in Ukraine. ‘What’s Mine is Yours’ is a series of short audio pieces about the climate crisis. Each episode, we hear from one person who describes where they live and how it has changed, or how it is changing. They talk to us about their emergency. They also tell us about what keeps them hopeful.

This podcast series is part of ThisEgg’s motherEarth international, a project that has been created by teams across the world. The episodes have been produced by Alice Boyd and Josie Dale-Jones with music by the composers of motherEarth International and sound design by Alice Boyd. For more information about the project and our collaborators, visit us at www.motherearthinternational.org. You will also find transcripts and graphic recordings of this episode on the website.

motherEarth International is supported by the British Council’s Creative Commissions for Climate Action, a global programme exploring climate change through art, science and digital technology.

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‘What’s Mine is Yours’ is a series of short audio pieces about the climate crisis. In this episode, we hear from Kate Lovell in the UK. ‘What’s Mine is Yours’ is a series of short audio pieces about the climate crisis. Each episode, we hear from one person who describes where they live and how it has changed, or how it is changing. They talk to us about their emergency. They also tell us about what keeps them hopeful.

This podcast series is part of ThisEgg’s motherEarth international, a project that has been created by teams across the world. The episodes have been produced by Alice Boyd and Josie Dale-Jones with music by the composers of motherEarth International and sound design by Alice Boyd. For more information about the project and our collaborators, visit us at www.motherearthinternational.org. You will also find transcripts and graphic recordings of this episode on the website.

motherEarth International is supported by the British Council’s Creative Commissions for Climate Action, a global programme exploring climate change through art, science and digital technology.

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‘What’s Mine is Yours’ is a series of short audio pieces about the climate crisis. In this episode, we hear from Jih-Wen Yeh in Taiwan. ‘What’s Mine is Yours’ is a series of short audio pieces about the climate crisis. Each episode, we hear from one person who describes where they live and how it has changed, or how it is changing. They talk to us about their emergency. They also tell us about what keeps them hopeful.

This podcast series is part of ThisEgg’s motherEarth international, a project that has been created by teams across the world. The episodes have been produced by Alice Boyd and Josie Dale-Jones with music by the composers of motherEarth International and sound design by Alice Boyd. For more information about the project and our collaborators, visit us at www.motherearthinternational.org. You will also find transcripts and graphic recordings of this episode on the website.

motherEarth International is supported by the British Council’s Creative Commissions for Climate Action, a global programme exploring climate change through art, science and digital technology.

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

‘What’s Mine is Yours’ is a series of short audio pieces about the climate crisis. In this episode, we hear from Jorge Maldonado in Mexico. ‘What’s Mine is Yours’ is a series of short audio pieces about the climate crisis. Each episode, we hear from one person who describes where they live and how it has changed, or how it is changing. They talk to us about their emergency. They also tell us about what keeps them hopeful.

This podcast series is part of ThisEgg’s motherEarth international, a project that has been created by teams across the world. The episodes have been produced by Alice Boyd and Josie Dale-Jones with music by the composers of motherEarth International and sound design by Alice Boyd. For more information about the project and our collaborators, visit us at www.motherearthinternational.org. You will also find transcripts and graphic recordings of this episode on the website.

motherEarth International is supported by the British Council’s Creative Commissions for Climate Action, a global programme exploring climate change through art, science and digital technology.

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

‘What’s Mine is Yours’ is a series of short audio pieces about the climate crisis. In this episode, we hear from Ari Ersandi in Indonesia. ‘What’s Mine is Yours’ is a series of short audio pieces about the climate crisis. Each episode, we hear from one person who describes where they live and how it has changed, or how it is changing. They talk to us about their emergency. They also tell us about what keeps them hopeful.

This podcast series is part of ThisEgg’s motherEarth international, a project that has been created by teams across the world. The episodes have been produced by Alice Boyd and Josie Dale-Jones with music by the composers of motherEarth International and sound design by Alice Boyd. For more information about the project and our collaborators, visit us at www.motherearthinternational.org. You will also find transcripts and graphic recordings of this episode on the website.

motherEarth International is supported by the British Council’s Creative Commissions for Climate Action, a global programme exploring climate change through art, science and digital technology.

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‘What’s Mine is Yours’ is a series of short audio pieces about the climate crisis. In this episode, we hear from Srishti Ray in India. ‘What’s Mine is Yours’ is a series of short audio pieces about the climate crisis. Each episode, we hear from one person who describes where they live and how it has changed, or how it is changing. They talk to us about their emergency. They also tell us about what keeps them hopeful.

This podcast series is part of ThisEgg’s motherEarth international, a project that has been created by teams across the world. The episodes have been produced by Alice Boyd and Josie Dale-Jones with music by the composers of motherEarth International and sound design by Alice Boyd. For more information about the project and our collaborators, visit us at www.motherearthinternational.org. You will also find transcripts and graphic recordings of this episode on the website.

motherEarth International is supported by the British Council’s Creative Commissions for Climate Action, a global programme exploring climate change through art, science and digital technology.

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‘What’s Mine is Yours’ is a series of short audio pieces about the climate crisis. In this episode, we hear from Tanya Rydell Montan in Denmark. ‘What’s Mine is Yours’ is a series of short audio pieces about the climate crisis. Each episode, we hear from one person who describes where they live and how it has changed, or how it is changing. They talk to us about their emergency. They also tell us about what keeps them hopeful.

This podcast series is part of ThisEgg’s motherEarth international, a project that has been created by teams across the world. The episodes have been produced by Alice Boyd and Josie Dale-Jones with music by the composers of motherEarth International and sound design by Alice Boyd. For more information about the project and our collaborators, visit us at www.motherearthinternational.org. You will also find transcripts and graphic recordings of this episode on the website.

motherEarth International is supported by the British Council’s Creative Commissions for Climate Action, a global programme exploring climate change through art, science and digital technology.

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‘What’s Mine is Yours’ is a series of short audio pieces about the climate crisis. In this episode, we hear from Clara Delores Castro in Argentina. Each episode, we hear from one person who describes where they live and how it has changed, or how it is changing. They talk to us about their emergency. They also tell us about what keeps them hopeful.

This podcast series is part of ThisEgg’s motherEarth international, a project that has been created by teams across the world. The episodes have been produced by Alice Boyd and Josie Dale-Jones with music by the composers of motherEarth international and sound design by Alice Boyd. For more information about the project and our collaborators, visit us at www.motherearthinternational.org. You will also find transcripts and graphic recordings of this episode on the website.

motherEarth international is supported by the British Council’s Creative Commissions for Climate Action, a global programme exploring climate change through art, science and digital technology.

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

‘What’s Mine is Yours’ is a series of short audio pieces about the climate crisis. Each episode focuses on one person in one country. They describe where they live and how it has changed, or how it is changing. They talk to us about their emergency. They also tell us about what keeps them hopeful.

This podcast series is part of ThisEgg’s motherEarth international, a project that has been created by teams across the world. The episodes have been produced by Alice Boyd and Josie Dale-Jones with music by the composers of motherEarth International and sound design by Alice Boyd. For more information about the project and our collaborators, visit us at www.motherearthinternational.org. You will also find transcripts and graphic recordings of this episode on the website.

motherEarth International is supported by the British Council’s Creative Commissions for Climate Action, a global programme exploring climate change through art, science and digital technology.

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.