Climate Centre

The Climate Carrot

Science EN ↓ 2 episodes

This is a podcast of the Red Cross Red Crescent Climate Centre. Every month we are exploring a topic, a new approach or an interesting question around a certain climate related topic. With Climate Change becoming an ever more pressing challenge for humanity, this podcast aims to share stories of inspiration and a positive way forward. More carrot, less stick. This podcast is hosted by Eddie Jjemba, Mary Anne Zeilstra and Bettina Koelle. 

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Climate Centre

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Science

Podcast website

climatecentre.podbean.com

Latest episode

Apr 1, 2026

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Episodes

Ep2: Cooks in the kitchen 01.04.2026

The Climate Carrot, a podcast from the Red Cross Red Crescent Climate Centre, is hosted by Bettina Koelle, Eddie Jjemba, and Mary Anne Zeilstra. This podcast explores the challenges of climate change and the inspiring actions we can take to adapt, respond, and transform the way we live. Each episode dives into the people, partnerships, and projects driving climate solutions around the world. In to...

E1: The Climate Carrot Teaser 21.02.2026

The Climate Carrot, a podcast from the Red Cross Red Crescent Climate Centre, is hosted by Bettina Koelle, Eddie Jjemba, and Mary Anne Zeilstra. This podcast explores the challenges of climate change and the inspiring actions we can take to adapt, respond, and transform the way we live. Each episode dives into the people, partnerships, and projects driving climate solutions around the world.

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