The Communicating Climate Change Podcast

Exploring practical insights from across diverse disciplines to help climate communicators make a positive impact

By digging deep into the best practices, the worst offenses, we'll be looking for ways to help you – and me - improve our abilities to engage, empower, and ultimately, activate audiences on climate-related issues.

We’ll hear from experts producing the latest science, activists working at the front lines of the crisis, artists, influencers, NGOs, players from the private sector, and many more, bringing together a wide range of perspectives to help us be more impactful in the ways that we communicate climate change.

Each and every episode is an attempt to add to our toolkits, to help us develop the skills we’ll need for this vital task. So, if you want to start communicating climate change more effectively - tune in, subscribe, and tell your friends and colleagues about Communicating Climate Change.

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Big Data for Solving Big Problems With Ravi Sreenath
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Big Data for Solving Big Problems With Ravi Sreenath

Talking to Ravi Sreenath of data-for-good advisory firm, Ripple Research, about the benefits of applying big data to pressing challenges like the social impacts of climate change, what aggregated online activity can tell us about society, and how we can use those kinds of insights to create more impactful communication.

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Harnessing Social Media for Climate Engagement With Celine Novenario
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Harnessing Social Media for Climate Engagement With Celine Novenario

Talking to multimedia storyteller and strategist, Celine Novenario, about the unique ability of social media and digital communications to drive engagement with new audiences and provide voices to those who might otherwise be voiceless, as well as how we might better conduct ourselves as climate change communicators in this often overwhelming information environment.

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