Who Killed Planet A Podcast Ep.

From Amber Cayley:

Was I ready to launch a podcast? Probably not. Did I do it anyway? Absolutely.

On Tuesday I released the fourth episode of my newly launched podcast "Who Killed Planet A?".

It is a new take on the climate conversation, framing climate change and other environmental issues as a murder mystery. Each episode focuses on a new suspect - such as discussing waste with Jess Lamb, generating power with Evie Trolove, and the latest episode unpacking nature disconnection with Sian Crowley.

I’ve always loved talking to people, hearing their stories and learning a lot along the way.

A favourite moment so far was hearing from Sian how a student described a red-billed gull as a "lipstick gull", which is just so perfect!
Getting to have these kōrero has definitely been a highlight, and I can’t wait for the conversations still to come.

But this podcast is also about more than conversations.
It comes from my passion for people and planet, and an understanding that it can be hard to know where to start when the problem feels so big.

What if we could help turn climate anxiety into action, one conversation at a time?

This is why a main focus of each episode is how individuals and communities can realistically 'help with capture'.

I’m excited about what this podcast is becoming, and what I hope it can grow into: a platform that creates space for hopeful and light-hearted kōrero that shows we can all be part of the solution.

This is only the beginning! You can listen to it now on Spotify: https://lnkd.in/e_cc6bf8

Sian Crowley (Founder)

BSc Ecology & Biodiversity and Environmental Studies. Founder of The Seed Pod. | Environmental Educator & Programme Manager | 2025 SCANZ Excellence in Science Communication Award | 2025 NZ Ecological Society Ecology in Action Award | Canon Oceania Education Category Grant 2024 | Impact Prize 2024 | Global EE 30 Under 30 Class of 2023 | S4&5 Protostar 2023 | Executive Committee Member NZ Association for Environmental Education 2023 | Founder of Forest & Bird Youth Wellington 2018

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