Surviving the Climate

Surviving the Climate

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The climate crisis demands collective preparedness, evidence-based research, creative innovation, and a good podcast to listen to while hunkering down in your bunker. Surviving the Climate is a podcast hosted by professor Robbie Parks and emergency manager Nate Matthews-Trigg. These longtime friends will discuss climate and disaster-related news, pop culture, the latest research, all with a focus on practical insights for regular people just trying to make do with what they have. Each episode will (hopefully) not be too serious and feature guests that can talk about their experience and expert...

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Surviving the Climate

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10 jul 2026

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The Future of Heat Clothing with Dr. Robert Meade 10.07.2026

Get your summer outfit ready. Robbie and Nate dig into the trendiest and most practical clothing and gear people are buying or making to stay cool this season. Plus, they sit down with Robert Meade, a research fellow at the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health, to find out what does and doesn’t work.  Follow us on YouTube, Instagram, TikTok and Bluesky @survivingtheclimate. Links from today’s...

Surviving the European Heatwave and Why France Is Banning Alcohol 02.07.2026

Nate checks in with Robbie while he's baking at London Climate Action Week. They discuss the tragic drowning deaths in France, how European governments are responding to the historic heatwave, and why umbrellas deserve a little more love.  This episode will also feature our recurring heat and health segment, where a physician will talk about the chronic diseases that could put you at greater...

Surviving the Heat with Professor Ollie Jay 25.06.2026

Nate and Robbie interview Professor Ollie Jay, director of the Heat and Health Research Centre at The University of Sydney. They discuss how to exercise safely in the heat, the heat policy Ollie helped develop for the Australian Open, what fan-first cooling means and much more.  Follow us on LinkedIn, YouTube, Instagram, TikTok and Bluesky @survivingtheclimate. Links from today's episode:  Un...

Beating the Heat on the Move 18.06.2026

You’ll want to listen to this one before planning your next vacation. Robbie and Nate will break down how to travel safely in hot places and the precautions you should take when going on hikes. They also review some innovative travel cooling strategies from r/heat_prep. This episode will also feature the inaugural heat and health segment, where a physician will discuss the difference between heat...

Cool(ing) vest test and going nocturnal 11.06.2026

Nate gives us a live cooling vest review. Then, Robbie and Nate dig into the latest r/heat_prep posts and other community-sourced tips from Reddit. They also break down what El Niño is, what it means for our climate, and how we can prepare.  Follow us on YouTube, Instagram, TikTok and Bluesky @survivingtheclimate. Links from today’s episode:  r/heat_prep: I have health problems and urgently need c...

Baking in the Bleachers 09.06.2026

☀️ In our first ever episode, Nate and Robbie talk about the recent bouts of extreme heat at the 2026 French Open, and what players and fans can do to stay safe. They also get into concerns about the heat at the upcoming 2026 FIFA Men’s World Cup. Then the show’s producer Marcelo Jauregui-Volpe joins to share his recent experience getting heat exhaustion at his graduation, what helped, and how rou...

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