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The SEED podcast
"The SEED podcast", also called "Climate Justice and Agriculture: Voices from Malawi and Norway", is a podcast created by the environmental and developmental youth organization Spire. The solidarity exchange programme "Solidarity Exchange for the Environment and Development", best known as SEED, ties climate activists from Malawi and Norway together. This podcast is a product of the exchange in 2025/2026. Akuzike Phiri, Funani Matemba, Sigrid Randen-Hatløy and Elin Linnea Östgård will take you through the topics climate justice and food sovereignty in a Malawian and Norwegian context. Enjoy!
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Episodes
4: The Yara Campaign: Tackling Climate Injustice in the Fertilizer Industry 09.05.2026 24:26
The leader of Spire, Thea Birgitte Erfjord, explains what the Yara Campaign is about: greenwashing, climate injustice and failed aid. Thank you to: Thea Birgitte Erfjord Vilja Östgård (producer)
3: Industrial Farming in Norway: Challenges, Climate Solutions and Yara 09.05.2026 19:08
How is it to be a farmer in Norway today? We explore Norway's industrial farming, challenges faced due to climate change, and the role of Yara in agriculture. Thank you to: Tor Jacob Solberg Andy Ross Thea Birgitte Erfjord Anne Guri Solem Vilja Östgård (producer)
2: Malawi's Smallholder Farmers: Navigating Climate Change and Food Insecurity 09.05.2026 15:57
Malawian smallholder farmers share their struggles and solutions amid climate change, climate injustice, and food security challenges. Thank you to: Ennifa Deus Vilja Östgård (producer)
1: Solidarity for Environment and Development 09.05.2026 8:10
What, and who, is SEED? Introducing climate justice and food sovereignty with Spire and Point of Progress. Thank you to: Vilja Östgård (producer)
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