Meghann Scully chats with three guests who are tackling food waste.
Maurice Mc Geehan, Head Performance Chef at the IRFU, talks about the importance of food education and shares, Liam Murphy, Country Manager at Positive Carbon, explains how AI food waste monitors are helping businesses track and reduce their waste in real time while Niall Sabongi, chef, restaurant owner, and founder of Sustainable Seafood Ireland, discusses what sustainable seafood really means.
Fashion plays a huge part in climate change with staggering amounts of textile waste are created every year.
Meghann is joined by Aoife McNamara, founder of her own hugely successful fashion label and Ireland's first B Corp certified fashion house and Cian Charlton who runs 35 Vintage, a clothes shop on Fade Street in Dublin.
Dr Paul Deane, Senior Lecturer in Clean Energy Futures at University College Cork, sits down with host Meghann Scully to discuss the future of energy and how we can learn from what was achieved almost 100 years ago with the construction of the Ardnacrusha generation station in Co Clare.
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Host Meghann Scully chats to comedian Colm O’Regan about his life and career as a self-declared “climate worrier” and how he is using comedy to navigate despair.
Jessamyn Fairfield and Katy Schutte talk about community and comedy, and how their show We Built This City on Rock and Coal mixes comedy and audience interaction to make climate issues local, personal and, above all, hopeful.
Host Meghann Scully is joined by Sean McCabe, Head of Climate Justice and Sustainability at Bohemian Football Club, and Oscar Carolan, sustainability consultant and co-founder of Green & Blueprints.
They look at how we can use the world of sport to advocate for, and implement, significant changes in sustainability. From work with youth sports clubs and Leinster Rugby, through to the initiatives of Bohemians Football Club, Oscar and Sean highlight innovative initiatives, practical solutions, and the pivotal role sports can play in creating a more sustainable future.
Meghann Scully explores how living with less can open up space for a more sustainable future.
Paul Lawford is the founder of Small Change, and tells the story of how he quit his job, sold most of his possessions, and built his own Tiny Home with no previous construction experience.
Aidan Gately, of Joy at Home, is a decluttering specialist and certified KonMari consultant, as well as the first Declutter Expert on RTÉ’s popular television series Home Rescue. He chats about how decluttering is about far more than tidying up; it’s a mindset shift that can reduce waste and bring calm to our homes.
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