Podcast
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CT008 – Climate Action: Young People are Doing the Right Thing
Meet our first female guest on the Climate Talk Podcast, widely regarded as the number one youth on the planet; Jayathma Wickramanayake needs little or no introduction, she is the […]
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CT007 – How UN is working to fully become a Climate-Neutral Organization
Niclas Svenningsen is my guest on this episode of the Climate Talk Podcast. He has worked at the United Nations for over 20 years, in different positions and countries; currently, Niclas is the Manager of Global Climate Action at the UN Climate Change (UNFCCC), Bonn, Germany.
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CT006 – Youth Inclusiveness in Climate Negotiation
Atayi Babs is a Multilingual Information Strategist and communication expert who has been on the Climate Change scene for over a decade, he started as a University student and now […]
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CT004 – Addressing Climate Change in Africa, “everything is political!”
Dr. James Murombedzi is our guest on this episode of the Climate Talk Podcast. Currently, James is the Head of the African Climate Policy Center (ACPC) at the United Nations Economic Commission for Africa (UNECA).
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CT003 – Climate Resilience: “AfDB invests 10 billion USD in Africa, yearly”
Our guest on this episode is Prof Anthony NYONG. A Professor of Climate Change at the University of Jos, Nigeria before his appointment as the Director for Climate Change and Green Growth at the African Development Bank.
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CT002 – The Politics of Climate Financing
The impact of Climate Change is felt today, more than it was ten years ago and we must act strategically. On every episode of Climate Talk podcast, I engage with environmentalists, thought leaders, policy makers, and professionals from all walks of life and together we discuss around the subject of Climate Change, Climate Action, Climate Finance, among other related themes.
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CT001 – No government is stronger than its people
On this episode, I feature Dr. Mithika Mwenda from Kenya, he is the Executive Director of Pan-African Climate Justice Alliance (PACJA); Dr. Mithika Mwenda introduces Climate Change in the simplest form possible and explains how it affects you and I.
