In this special episode, we interview Soo Ryu, a PhD fellow at the Aarhus School of Architecture. We discuss non-verbal ways of communication, with a focus on the power and limitations of maps to reveal and conceal. We also consider our terrestrial biases and how our worldviews can be constrained by using words like ‘nature’ that reinforce our separation from the world around us. This episode will be showcased at the 2021 Sustainable Living Festival on 17 February, where you can join us in a live discussion about the episode.
In this special episode, we interview Soo Ryu, a PhD fellow at the Aarhus School of Architecture. We discuss non-verbal ways of c…
Why do some people care about climate change more than others? In this episode, Rosie, Amélie and Phani reflect on how their past…
In this episode, we examine the use of apocalyptic framing in climate change communications. Traditionally, the end has been nigh…
In this episode, we poke a stick at economic metaphors that are commonly used to describe sustainability and the environment. In …
In this episode we look at the chapter “Journalism, Climate Communication and Media Alternatives” by Robert A Hackett and Shane G…
In this episode we refer to a chapter Different Ways of Knowing: Trees Are Our Families Too , by Gladys and Jill Milroy, in Heart…