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What the Sust?

What the SUST?

What the Sust? is student-led podcast run through the College of Sustainability at Dalhousie University. Join us as we dive into the world of sustainability, connecting with our audience through captivating discussions that inform and entertain!

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What the Sust?

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Dernier épisode

1 mars 2024

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What the SUST Talks: Elizabeth Kolbert 01.03.2024

What the SUST? Is a student-led podcast run through the College of Sustainability at Dalhousie University. Our goal is to connect with our audience and provide informational, yet entertaining discussions on relevant sustainability issues. In this season's seventh episode "What the SUST Talks: Elizabeth Kolbert", this week's host Lizzy Hanna, an ESS alumni interviews acclaimed author/journalist Eli...

What the Biodiversity Loss? 02.02.2024

What the SUST? Is a student-led podcast run through the College of Sustainability at Dalhousie University. Our goal is to connect with our audience and provide informational, yet entertaining discussions on relevant sustainability issues. In this season's sixth episode "What the Biodiversity Loss?", this week's hosts Sophie and Rebecca discuss the history and issues surrounding biodiversity loss a...

What the Human Health? 'mini-series'- Part 2/2- Drought and Gender Inequality in Sub-Saharan Africa 12.01.2024

What the SUST? is a student-led podcast run through the College of Sustainability at Dalhousie University. Our goal is to connect with our audience and provide information, yet entertaining discussions on relevant sustainability issues. This episode marks the second, and last of two special releases where we will get to hear from other students here at Dalhousie! These will be a unique format as y...

What the Human Health? 'mini-series'- Part 1/2- Storms 22.12.2023

What the SUST? is a student-led podcast run through the College of Sustainability at Dalhousie University. Our goal is to connect with our audience and provide information, yet entertaining discussions on relevant sustainability issues. This episode marks the first of two special releases where we will get to hear from other students here at Dalhousie! These will be a unique format as you are not...

What the SUST Talks: Rochelle Owen 01.12.2023

What the SUST? is a student-led podcast run through the College of Sustainability at Dalhousie University. Our goal is to connect with our audience and provide information, yet entertaining discussions on relevant sustainability issues. In this season's third episode "What the SUST Talks: Rochelle Owen", this week's host Sophie interviews Rochelle Owen, the Executive Director of the Office of Sust...

What the Single-Use? 10.11.2023

What the SUST? Is a student-led podcast run through the College of Sustainability at Dalhousie University. Our goal is to connect with our audience and provide informational, yet entertaining discussions on relevant sustainability issues. In this season’s second episode “What the Single-Use?”, this week’s hosts Rebecca and Alex discuss the history and issues of single-use plastics, packaging, and...

What the Food Insecurity? 20.10.2023

What the Sust? is student-led podcast run through the College of Sustainability at Dalhousie University. Our goal is to connect with our audience and provide informational, yet entertaining discussions on relevant sustainability issues. In this season’s debut episode "What the Food Insecurity?" our hosts Sophie and Lily discuss the ins and outs of food insecurity and its given implications. Episod...

What the Africville? 31.03.2023

What the SUST is a by-students, for students podcast about all things sustainability and is run through the College of Sustainability at Dalhousie University. This week Jordyn and Jemma continue to chat about environmental racism and the story of Africville. We provide a brief and annotated history, including a timeline of events and our disappointment in the city’s involvement. We're on Instagram...

What the SUST Talks: Ingrid Waldron 26.02.2023

What the SUST is a by-students, for students podcast about all things sustainability and is run through the College of Sustainability at Dalhousie University. This week members Jemma and Camille talk about environmental racism and Jemma gets the chance to chat with Dr. Ingrid Waldron, the author of the book ‘There’s Something in the Water’ (TSITW), and producer of the documentary adaption. Directo...

What the Eco Feels? 03.02.2023

What the Sust is a by-students, for-students podcast about all things sustainability and is run through the College of Sustainability at Dalhousie University. This week, "What the Sust" members Jordyn and Camille discuss eco-grief and anxiety. The growing impacts of climate change worldwide are invoking feelings of grief, anger, and anxiety about the future in people (especially youth). We discuss...

What the Overconsumption? 16.12.2022

What The Sust is a by-students, for students podcast about all things sustainability. What The Sust is run through The College of Sustainability at Dalhousie. This week, three members of our “What the Sust” team, Jordyn, Jemma, and Sophie, discuss overconsumption. As we leave Black Friday deals and begin our holiday shopping, What the Sust is asking how overconsumption plays a role in our lives. T...

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