EPISODES about choices
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Each episode brings you a vibrant discussion on a new topic – we always provide our references, and if you really want to get stuck in check out our further resources!
1. Covid-19: From Evidence to Advice
Ece, Jill and Sabine discuss interpreting risk evidence, the pros and cons of disposable masks and gloves, and their reusable alternatives
2. Hygiene products from cradle to grave
Let's talk about nappies, pads and pants, traditional gender roles and choices
3. Homes, heat pumps and more
Let's get our heads around heat pumps, what makes more sustainable home heating solutions, and explain the government advisory services and grants that you can use
4. Air Fresheners
Who tells us that clean needs to smell of something? Who knows what goes into various fragrances?
5. Food in an Uncertain World
In a world that relies on a small number of food stuffs and transports them long distances, how can we ensure we have secure food supply?
6. Can many cooks feed the world and save the planet?
Our exploration of the food system continues on the supply side
7. Season’s Greetings 2020 – Together Apart!
Let’s give each other our time and love, even if physically apart – fewer environmental impacts, maximum reward
*the wonder in the photo is a ‘Christmas tree worm’ – check them out and fall in love with nature all over again!
8. One thing in 2021!
We wish you a healthy and peaceful New Year and that you find 1 thing that you can do better in 2021!
Ours are pets, travel, rooibos tea and theobromine…
9. The Air We Breathe
As we appreciate cleaner air in our cities during lock downs, we wanted to talk about air pollution…it’s a long conversation!
where do we get our information from?
Whilst we use a lot of knowledge from our experience, a lot of thought and research also goes into each episode. To see our list of references and relevant resources for each episode, simply the “listen here” button to be redirected to the episode’s page.
Understanding the research is key to making informed decisions and staying on top of new developments. If you want to get better at understanding primary research and how to create your own opinions from the seemingly unending amounts of information online, check out our resources page!