56 min.

...with Dr Alice Bell Live from The Space Shed

    • Astronomie

For this episode we were in The Faraway Forest at Latitude Festival with Dr Alice Bell - a climate activist and historian and the co-director of climate charity 10:10 (recently rebranded as Possible).
In this episode Alice and Jon chat about:
the best words to describe the climate crisis/breakdown/emergency why keeping global heating to 1.5degrees is so important why it’s good to talk about how scary this all is what we can all do to combat climate change why individual (as well as collective) action is useful and answers questions including:
do we have to STOP flying entirely? will it get so hot in the UK that we will have to close schools how can we reduce food waste? what is the most important thing that we should all do? is it true that LED lights are bad for you? is it bad for wildlife if we build solar and wind farms in fields? should we do meat free Mondays? should we eat the rich? Alice also came back later that day to DJ a ‘climate inspired’ set. Spotify playlist here: songs for a changing climate - Space Shed edit (67 minutes) and the 200 minute ‘long train journey edit’ is here
 
LINKS
Alice on Twitter @alicebell
1010uk.org
 
Credits
Presenters: Jon Spooner & Mini Jon
Sound Engineer & Editor: Andy Wood
Additional sound design: Elena Pena
Music: Public Service Broadcasting
Producers: Jon Spooner, Alice Massey, Sarah Webb for Unlimited
Consultancy: Storythings
Graphic Design: Lee Goater
The Unlimited Space Agency and The Space Shed are projects of Unlimited Theatre

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

For this episode we were in The Faraway Forest at Latitude Festival with Dr Alice Bell - a climate activist and historian and the co-director of climate charity 10:10 (recently rebranded as Possible).
In this episode Alice and Jon chat about:
the best words to describe the climate crisis/breakdown/emergency why keeping global heating to 1.5degrees is so important why it’s good to talk about how scary this all is what we can all do to combat climate change why individual (as well as collective) action is useful and answers questions including:
do we have to STOP flying entirely? will it get so hot in the UK that we will have to close schools how can we reduce food waste? what is the most important thing that we should all do? is it true that LED lights are bad for you? is it bad for wildlife if we build solar and wind farms in fields? should we do meat free Mondays? should we eat the rich? Alice also came back later that day to DJ a ‘climate inspired’ set. Spotify playlist here: songs for a changing climate - Space Shed edit (67 minutes) and the 200 minute ‘long train journey edit’ is here
 
LINKS
Alice on Twitter @alicebell
1010uk.org
 
Credits
Presenters: Jon Spooner & Mini Jon
Sound Engineer & Editor: Andy Wood
Additional sound design: Elena Pena
Music: Public Service Broadcasting
Producers: Jon Spooner, Alice Massey, Sarah Webb for Unlimited
Consultancy: Storythings
Graphic Design: Lee Goater
The Unlimited Space Agency and The Space Shed are projects of Unlimited Theatre

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

56 min.