WE ARE ENDANGERED SPECIES

In this episode of We Are Endangered Species, we speak with filmmaker Michael Zelniker about The Struggle for Mother Water, an eight-part documentary series exploring the global water crisis through the voices of women, Indigenous communities, and frontline defenders. From contaminated water and privatization to climate change, public health, and the fight for water as a human right, this conversa...

Art is throwing soup, cracking jokes, and melting ice before the planet does. In this episode of “We Are Endangered Species” we dive into how painters, filmmakers, comedians and activists are turning the climate crisis into protest, poetry and punchlines. Is art still just “raising awareness”—or has it become the sharpest weapon against those pretending nothing’s on fire? Together with our guests...

Well, we hope at least you had a great vacation season, because the planet surely didn’t. Wildfires, heatwaves, extreme storms and flooding, 130 billion US Dollars in reported damages and almost 10 thousand direct victims to climate change related events. A commentary episode on how facts overwrite ideology and politics. Has your apocalypse alarm gone off yet? The summary of a sad Summer and survi...

How can we use AI to fight the climate crisis? Does AI think humans are stupid or suicidal? Is the end of the world near? “Organic” intelligence asking artificial intelligence all the hard questions about climate change. The brutally honest truth calculated by algorithms.

Wild conspiracy theories are taking over social media about climate change. Are these voices louder and more convincing than the harsh reality we are facing? Are humans getting more isolated and lonely because of social media, the very thing which should connect them more? How being open and honest could help to save the world. Sharon Missah, a multi-award winning media, marketing and communicatio...

Are we betraying ourselves, the planet and all living creatures on it? Are we collectively responsible for the extinction of the Javan tiger and more? Do we stand a chance against climate change? Would you save the future of your kids if you got paid for it? An episode about ignorance, hope and a prophetic Hollywood blockbuster. Man with a plan Christian Moore, movie producer, businessman and phil...

1.4 billion people travelled for leisure in 2024 on Planet Earth. The tourism sector is booming, giving 10 percent of the global GDP, but also responsible for 10 percent of global pollution. Are we destroying the very planet we want to see? Can we make travel sustainable? A rational problem and an emotional approach, regenerative tourism and the real long-term price we pay for all this holidaying....

What kind of world are we giving to our kids to grow up in? Will they be able to change the fate of humanity? Do we need to sugarcoat the facts for them or teach them survival skills? Actress and mother Ana Ularu and English and Science teacher Istvan Mihaly joining us to discuss the topic and more. Offspring brought up in the new normal, science classes about climate change and who will save the...

Markets down, prices up, natural disasters, clueless politics in the soft apocalypse. Can technology save the planet? Climate change and cha-ching from Washington to Dubai with Bruce Porter Jr and Gilson Riberio da Costa.

BAFTA-nominated director of The Girl With a Pearl Earring, and an eco-warrior who runs a facebook group called Apocalypse A-Go-Go, the director of the 2015 documentary Ten Billion, Peter Webber joins hosts Balazs Juszt and Zoltan Rendes to discuss the odds of success in combating climate change when broligarchs stack all the oil they can against it. Overpopulation, (un)natural disasters and measur...