ABOUT THIS PODCAST 🔗
Code Red is a climate change podcast from the Institute for Climate and Society at Dublin City University, Ireland. The series looks at how the worlds of policy, politics, the media, the arts, and other sectors have responded to climate breakdown and biodiversity loss. Code Red features an interesting and diverse mix of guests from academia, policy, the cultural industries and civil society.
Series host: Dr Dave Robbins
Series 3 producer & editor: Louise Romain
Series 1&2 producer: Monica Hayes
Sound for series 1&2: Eoin Campbell, Damien Hickey.
With thanks to the DCU School of Communications
Series host: Dr Dave Robbins
Series 3 producer & editor: Louise Romain
Series 1&2 producer: Monica Hayes
Sound for series 1&2: Eoin Campbell, Damien Hickey.
With thanks to the DCU School of Communications
Hosts:
Update frequency:
every 21 days
Average audio length:
40 minutes
Guest interviews
Has sponsors
English
United States
16 episodes
since April 25, 2023
episodic
IN THIS PODCAST 🔗
LATEST EPISODE 🔗
As an Environmental Psychologist, Cassandra Murphy is a PhD researcher and educator dedicated to understanding the profound bond between people and the natural world. Her work explores how building a relationship with nature can enhance human well-being and inspire sustainable behaviours.
Cassie a…
PREVIOUS EPISODES 🔗
John teaches Green Political Economy and co-directs the Centre for Sustainability, Equality and Climate Action at Queens Belfast University. He is also the Co-Chair of the Belfast Climate Commission, which translates climate policy into on-the-ground action to achieve the UK Government’s net-zero e…
john gerrard is a contemporary artist, whose sculptures and installations take the form of digital simulations displayed using real-time computer graphics. gerrard’s practice draws on technology originally developed for military and gaming use, which he adapts to create slow, meditative portraits o…
Sarah O'Neill is a passionate and innovative fashion designer, and a consultant at The Zero Waste, a platform dedicated to promoting sustainable and zero-waste practices within the fashion industry.
In this episode, Sarah shares about her journey and inspirations in sustainable fashion. With her ex…
Jon is the author of ‘CITIZENS: Why the Key to Fixing Everything is All of Us’ and dedicates himself to sharing about the emergence of a Citizen Future. As a public speaker and a strategist, he supports leaders who understand the scale of the transformation we need and who are willing to play their…
Lisa serves as the Strategy and Sustainability lead at the Irish Museum of Modern Art (IMMA). She integrates long-term vision with environmental and social responsibility, ensuring sustainability is embedded at the heart of the museum.
Each year, she organises the museum’s flagship festival Earth R…
This episode links eco-anxiety with the ocean by virtue of our two contributors whose work and play centers around the ocean. They are Linzi Hawkin, surfer and co-founder of Project Blue and fellow surfer Easkey Britton, an author and social scientist. In this thought provoking episode we hear abou…
The media have often being criticisd for their role in climate change inaction, and their framing of the climate change discourse is regularly called into question. In this episode of Code Red we bring you a panel discussion which took place during the Irish Museum of Modern Art’s Earth Rising Fes…
The advertising industry has been hugely effective in driving the growth that has contributed to the climate crisis we now face and is instrumental in creating unsustainable consumption. In this episode we meet the agents of change within the industry who seek to catalyse advertising's climate tran…
In this episode we are delighted to chat with Dan Saladino, journalist, broadcaster and author of ‘Eating to Extinction”. His research examines how the current lack of food diversity is having a negative impact on the health of the planet, and on human health as well. He discusses the power of stor…
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