Deniz Yildiz

Custodians of the Planet

Education EN ↓ 36 episodes

Custodians of the Planet is an interdisciplinary podcast dedicated to being the voice of the environment and nature. Each episode will provide news, interviews, and narration on a wide range of environmental issues. The platform aims to reveal the tensions and harmony of human activities in a changing climate and invites listeners to tune in to nature. Through innovative storytelling, immersive interviews, and a critical analysis of current environmental news Custodians of the Planet will blend our experiences in everyday life with the endless beauty and dynamic environments of our world.

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Deniz Yildiz

Episodes

"We're occupying the sea now" 13.10.2019 23:16

This episode discovers marine urbanisation with Mariana Mayer Pinto who is a marine ecologist. Our conversation takes a dive into Sydney's underwater scene. Credits: - Bonnie Perris- Script Editor ♪  Sunday Stroll -  Huma Huma - Krisjoe Fuertes- Tech

Bringing nature to your plate 06.10.2019 30:23

This episode is an interview with Diego Bonetto who is a wild food forager. Bonetto  deepens our understanding of foraging philosophy and shares tips on how to get started. Credits: - Bonnie Perris- Script Editor ♪  Don't eat something that you don't know what it is -Sergei Boutenko  - Krisjoe Fuertes- Tech

We witnessed the largest environmental protest in history 30.09.2019 11:48

This episode is an interview with climate strikers and a discussion of what this strike really means.  Credits: Rachel Raymond- Script Editor ♪ We shall overcome- Paul Morton References https://newsroom.unsw.edu.au/news/social-affairs/why-attending-climate-strike-can-change-minds-most-importantly-your-own https://www.notbusinessasusual.co/ https://globalclimatestrike.net/ https://www.fridaysf...

Extinction Rebellion: "Be the change that you want to be" 23.09.2019 37:51

This episode is an interview that gives us an opportunity to get to know XR closer and discusses nasty issues of our lifetime with Holly Champion who is a member of XR Sydney.

" Poetry can stop bulldozers, it does make change" 16.09.2019 32:25

This episode is an interview with John Kinsella who is a poet and non-violent activist. Kinsella explains the role of language and poetry in justice movements & activism and shares their views on the intersectionality of justice issues.   Credits: Bonnie Perris- Script Editor ♪Grace Behind the Curtain - Silent Partner

How does connecting with nature help us care for the Earth? 09.09.2019 19:34

Given the complexity of conservation in this day and age and challenges up against, this episode  explores the role of values in conservation and discusses ways of fostering environmental stewardships with Dr Rosalie Chapple. Credits: Bonnie Perris- Script Editor ♪Blue Infusion 

Why and how to sprout green roofs 01.09.2019 17:44

This episode is an interview with Dr. John Blair, an informative conversation about living roofs which is a climate change mitigation measure that may be taken by every individual/ business. Credits to: Bonnie Perris- Script Editor ♪Dan Lebowitz- Parkside Krisjoe Fuertes- Tech

What do you think about whether coal is a blessing or a curse for Australia? 25.08.2019 28:48

This episode is  a Climate Change Politics 101  with Prof. John Merson who explains how and why climate change became a political game.  Credits to: Bonnie Perris- Script Editor ♪ Lee Dorsey- Working in a coal mine Krisjoe Fuertes- Tech

"Single use plastic is everywhere!" 19.08.2019 11:54

This episode is an interview with Arlian Ecker, AKA Plastic Free Boy  who is  13 years old young Australian, sharing his visionary  stance towards plastic free future.  Credits to: Baran Yildiz - Sansi Bonnie Perris Krisjoe Fuertes

"When you get the sounds right, everything else falls in places" 19.08.2019 27:49

This episode takes us an journey with Andrew Skeoch, who listens with his heart and mind and records sounds of nature. He shares his experiences, feelings and takes us an adventure to Fitzroy River,  Western Australia.  Credits to: Joey Pecorero- Mornings Rachel Raymond Krisjoe Fuertes

“We feel like it’s all over, and it’s absolutely not all over" 10.08.2019 29:38

This episode takes us on a journey with   Prof. Tema Milstein who encourages us to contemplate ' What kind of a discursive formation we want to be part of'. Credits to: ♪Baran Yildiz - Rainbows Krisjoe Fuertes - Tech Rachel Raymond - Script Editor ♪The Madrigal - Ride to the Moon