University of Southampton
Meliora: a podcast from the Sustainability & Resilience Institute
Welcome to the Green Gown Award winning Meliora Podcast from the Sustainability and Resilience Institute at the University of Southampton! This podcast explores the greatest and most wicked problem that is sustainability, whilst looking at how we are collectively addressing this critical global challenge. Sustainability needs to be addressed by understanding how the economy, society, culture, politics and environment intersect, and this is the focus that informs each episode of the Meliora podcast. In each episode, host Professor Simon Kemp and guest hosts are joined by a variety of guests,...
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Jul 11, 2026
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Trailer: an introduction to the Meliora podcast from the Sustainability & Resilience Institute 27.10.2023 4:05
Welcome to the Meliora Podcast from the Sustainability and Resilience Institute at the University of Southampton! This podcast will explore the greatest and most wicked problem that is sustainability, whilst looking at how we are collectively addressing this critical global challenge. Sustainability needs to be addressed by understanding how the economy, society, culture, politics and environment...
An introduction to the UN Sustainable Development Goals 27.10.2023 52:34
Welcome to the first episode of the Meliora podcast from the Sustainability and Resilience Institute at the University of Southampton. In this episode, our host Professor Simon Kemp is joined by students and editors of the podcast Sophie Green and Lily Killner to discuss the United Nations' Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). Considered one of the most important globally strategic approach...
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