Our guests in The Sustainable Hour no. 451 are Edwina Floch, founder of The Environmental Music Prize, and Cherie Seeto, co-founder of Sanglen Urban Oasis.
Category: Australian matters
International Women’s Day: We are the difference
Hosts of The Sustainable Hour on 8 March, the annual International Women’s Day, are Rosemary Nugent and Vicki Perrett, and their guests are Kate Lockhart, Jenna Wade and Noreen Nicholson.
Bringing people-power to the table
Our guests in The Sustainable Hour no. 449 are Sonia Randhawa from Coalition of Everyone and John Shone and Alex Fearnside from FoodVillage.
Take that, Paris!
Cultivating innovation and creativity: Our guests in The Sustainable Hour no. 448 are Sebastian Berto from Fast Fashun and Jamileh Hargreaves from Moral Fairground.
Investigating the reality through journalism, arts and artificial intelligence
Our guests in The Sustainable Hour no. 447 are journalist Callum Foote, ethnochoreologist Jacqui Dreessens and climate oracle Ms ChatGeePeeTee.
Protecting our forests protects our climate
Our guests in The Sustainable Hour no. 446 are forest defenders Amy Calton from Wombat Action Group and Alana Mountain from the Victorian Forest Alliance.
Momentum for a unified climate movement
Our guests in The Sustainable Hour no. 445 are climate activist Violet CoCo and director of the National Sustainable Living Festival Luke Taylor.
THE REGENERATIVE HOUR: Addressing the foundations of soil and water
In The Regenerative Hour no 29, we talk with three champions of soil health, land management and carbon drawdown.
Songs for the climate revolution of 2023
We play some of the best climate songs we aired in The Sustainable Hour during 2022, along with a couple of good old ‘enviro-classics’ and a completely fresh one. Presented by Anthony Gleeson, Colin Mockett and Mik Aidt.
Good news we take with us into 2023
New Year is a time to take a breather, recharge the batteries and lift the glasses, while reflecting on both the wins and the failures of the year that went by. 2022 was a year flooded with bad news, however so much the more, it is important at this time