The Sustainable Hour on 15 June 2022 with 31-year-old climate activist and “conscientious objector” Violet CoCo, and curator and mangroves artist Zahidah Zeytoun Millie.
Tag: arts
Finding our voice: Bridging arts, advertising and activism
The Sustainable Hour no. 414 with Jenny Hurley, a member of Geelong Climate Choir, and Matt Bray and Andrew Rovenko from ArtDisrupt who are currently running an art exhibition in Melbourne.
Global call for unity: Standing with the world on our shoulders
‘Resolution Song’ brings together voices from all over the world in a demonstration of global unity and a call for action to protect the planet. The project was created by Planet Resolution and an album and video was released as part of Music Declares Emergency’s
From deep despair to deep collaboration
In The Sustainable Hour no 398 visual artist and doctor Julie Shiels presents her new book ‘The Grandmasters #Sh*tf*ckery’ and professor Yin Paradies talks about up-coming events at the Moora Moora intentional community.
Together: How music can heal country and climate
An hour with Simon Kerr from Music for a Warming World and Jeannie Marsh from Melbourne’s Climate Choir and Musician’s Climate Crisis Network.
Art and songs push our ideas
In The Tunnel on 22 July 2020 we meet three artists, who use their art to make a difference and push their ideas somewhere new.
Female artists taking us forward
Guest in The Sustainable Hour no 305 is Diane Spicer. She is one of the 31 female artists contributing to the ‘What Do You Have To Lose?’
Red rebels and restored radios in Geelong
Guests in The Sustainable Hour on 27 November 2019 are Maree Fagan and Tory Sorensen from Extinction Rebellion Red Rebels Geelong, and Ryan Mischkulnig from The Reimaginarium.
Connecting with mangroves through the arts
Our guest in The Sustainable Hour on 23 October 2019 is artist and radio host Zahidah Zeytoun Millie who is organising a multi-media art exhibition of works set on the theme Mangroves from the Water to be exhibited for a
Earth anthem for a youth movement
You may like or hate this song, but it has all the features of what any new ‘We Are The World’-song should contain