The Change Podcast
Business & Economics Podcasts
The Change brings together words and women, who in the permutation of 26 letters, over the course of 10 episodes, bridge some of the boundaries that exist and persist between women & technology in the Anthropocene.
This podcast is an attempt to fill knowledge gaps. Knowledge gaps that we will bridge through the lens and expertise of the women contributing to this podcast.
Our interviewees are the conduit through which we will outline the fundamentals of climate tech. Through them, we will highlight the complex interdependencies and incomplete knowledge that defines our present understanding of gender equity and technology's tie in with climate breakdown.
There is a huge disconnect between those who understand the possibilities of climate tech and those who truly understand the climate breakdown problem. The women we interview connect both topics by professionally bridging both worlds.
The medium is very much the message here, one through which we have the option to embrace the complexities and various conflicts in the reasoning, narratives, and institutional protocols around climate tech and climate breakdown. A climatic breakdown that is making marginal existences even more fragile by disproportionately affecting women in developing countries.
The Change was designed to speak to and problem-solve the realities of the unconnected and the voiceless majority. It is as much about and for the women at the mercy of the climate crisis as it is about learning from and spotlighting the women developing, financing, and procuring climate tech in the Anthropocene.
Curiosity pays unexpected dividends. Click the links below for more insights and interviews for your world within.
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The Change brings together words and women, who in the permutation of 26 letters, over the course of 10 episodes, bridge some of the boundaries that exist and persist between women & technology in the Anthropocene. This podcast is an attempt to fill knowledge gaps. Knowledge gaps that we will bridge through the lens and expertise of the women contributing to this podcast. Our interviewees are the conduit through which we will outline the fundamentals of climate tech. Through them, we will highlight the complex interdependencies and incomplete knowledge that defines our present understanding of gender equity and technology's tie in with climate breakdown. There is a huge disconnect between those who understand the possibilities of climate tech and those who truly understand the climate breakdown problem. The women we interview connect both topics by professionally bridging both worlds. The medium is very much the message here, one through which we have the option to embrace the complexities and various conflicts in the reasoning, narratives, and institutional protocols around climate tech and climate breakdown. A climatic breakdown that is making marginal existences even more fragile by disproportionately affecting women in developing countries. The Change was designed to speak to and problem-solve the realities of the unconnected and the voiceless majority. It is as much about and for the women at the mercy of the climate crisis as it is about learning from and spotlighting the women developing, financing, and procuring climate tech in the Anthropocene. Curiosity pays unexpected dividends. Click the links below for more insights and interviews for your world within. Subscribe Follow us on Instagram Follow us on Twitter
Language:
English
Episodes
A Note To Listeners
3/29/2022
Duration:00:03:00
Dr Debra Roberts | The Scientist, Chief Resilience Officer, and IPCC Co-Chair
12/8/2021
Dr. Debra Roberts is currently head of the Sustainable and Resilient City Initiatives Unit in eThekwini Municipality in Durban, South Africa.
For our final Season 1 interview, we will get Debra’s thoughts on climate tech, climate science, stubborn climate optimism, South Africa’s Anthropocene future and what it means to be a boundary person.
Curiosity pays unexpected dividends, click here for more insights and interviews for your world within.
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/climate.change.project/
Twitter: https://twitter.com/ccprojecttoday
Duration:00:37:55
Catherine Nakalembe | The Research Professor, Scientist and NASA Program Lead
12/1/2021
Catherine Nakalembe is the Program Director for NASA Harvest Africa, the space agency’s food security and agriculture program for Africa.
In this episode, we speak to Catherine about the orbital technosphere, her work at NASA, food security and the Anthropocene and the disaster risk financing program she designed in Uganda.
Curiosity pays unexpected dividends, click here for more insights and interviews for your world within.
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/climate.change.project/
Twitter: https://twitter.com/ccprojecttoday
Duration:01:06:09
Theanne Schiros | The Scientist, Associate Professor and Co-Founder
11/24/2021
Theanne Schiros, PhD, is an Associate Professor at FIT, a Research Scientist at Columbia University, and a co-founder and the Chief Science Officer of Werewool.
In this week’s interview we speak to Theanne about the Anthropocene, her research, the start-ups she co-founded and microbial leather.
Curiosity pays unexpected dividends, click here for more insights and interviews for your world within.
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/climate.change.project/
Twitter: https://twitter.com/ccprojecttoday
Duration:01:09:38
Amina Idan Paul | The Engineer, Earth Champion and Activist
11/17/2021
Amina Idan Paul is an Engineer and a specialist in energy and sustainable development for the Ministry of Energy in charge of Natural Resources in Djibouti.
In this episode, Amina talks to us about her work, the impact climate breakdown is having in Djibouti and where she stands on the issue of quantifying national responsibility for climate breakdown.
Curiosity pays unexpected dividends, click here for more insights and interviews for your world within.
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/climate.change.project/
Twitter: https://twitter.com/ccprojecttoday
Duration:00:22:15
Monika Martinsson | The Entrepreneur and Podcaster
11/10/2021
Monika founded Deedster in 2016 together with 3 friends, who all wanted to spend their professional energy and skills on being part of the solution to climate change.
In this week's interview, we speak to Monika about her philosophy on behaviour change, her fundraising experience, the 2021 IPCC report, gamification for climate engagement, and solastalgia.
Curiosity pays unexpected dividends, click here for more insights and interviews for your world within.
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/climate.change.project/
Twitter: https://twitter.com/ccprojecttoday
Duration:00:42:36
Karla Mora | The Investor, Founder and Advisor
11/3/2021
Karla Mora is Founder and Managing Partner of Alante Capital.
In this week's interview, Karla shares her views on all things VC. i.e., the VC funding model, the VC power law, VC and female entrepreneurship, and all things climate tech capital. i.e., which segments attract the most capital, who is investing, where the biggest gaps exist, and why?
Curiosity pays unexpected dividends, click here for more insights and interviews for your world within.
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/climate.change.project/
Twitter: https://twitter.com/ccprojecttoday
Duration:01:02:25
Inna Braverman | The Entrepreneur
10/27/2021
Inna was recognized by Wired Magazine as one of the “Females Changing the World” and is the winner of the United Nations “Global Climate Action Award”.
In this week’s interview, we talk to Inna about the potential of wave energy generation technology, raising capital, female entrepreneurship and her plans for revolutionising the renewable energy sector.
Curiosity pays unexpected dividends, click here for more insights and interviews for your world within.
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/climate.change.project/
Twitter: https://twitter.com/ccprojecttoday
Duration:00:30:30
Tafaol Alageb | The Researcher, Partnerships Officer and Author
10/22/2021
Tafaol Alageb is a Partnerships Officer at the World Food Programme in Sudan.
In this interview, we talk to Tafaol about her thesis, her consequent GISWatch 2021 article highlighting the readiness and technological capacity needed to address the climate change challenge in Sudan, and her work for the Higher Council of Environment and Natural Resources.
Curiosity pays unexpected dividends, click here for more insights and interviews for your world within.
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/climate.change.project/
Twitter: https://twitter.com/ccprojecttoday
Duration:00:44:10
Dr Heather Jones | The Economist, Research Fellow and Consultant
10/21/2021
Heather Jones is a Research Fellow at Project Drawdown and a consultant on the Circular Economy at the World Bank.
In this week’s interview, we talk to Heather about the SDG business opportunity, the promise of smart cities and the economic and personal costs related to the mass production and excess consumption of electronics rooted in planned obsolescence and a throw-away culture.
Curiosity pays unexpected dividends, click here for more insights and interviews.
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/climate.change.project/
Twitter: https://twitter.com/ccprojecttoday
Duration:00:42:30
Manuella Cunha Brito | The Entrepreneur, Author and Advisor
10/20/2021
Manuella is co-founder of Climatescape, a market intelligence platform for climate tech. In her introductory episode, she will define the impact tech ecosystem, the tech culture problem, some of the lesser reported consequences of tech acceleration, gender and diversity challenges in the tech industry and talk to us about her ambitions for Climatescape.
Curiosity pays unexpected dividends, click here for more insights and interviews for your world within.
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/climate.change.project/
Twitter: https://twitter.com/ccprojecttoday
Duration:00:44:35
The Change | Season 1 | Trailer
10/12/2021
The Change brings together words and women, who in the permutation of 26 letters, over the course of 10 episodes, bridge some of the boundaries that exist and persist between women & technology in the Anthropocene.
This podcast is an attempt to fill knowledge gaps. Knowledge gaps that we will bridge through the lens and expertise of the women contributing to this podcast.
We aspire to bring balance, transparency, and purpose to the climate tech narrative by interviewing women operating at a unique level in their respective climate-focused careers.
Duration:00:01:46