Eco Thoughts expands the conversation on climate change by centering the environmental humanities. The podcast offers aesthetic, ethical, historical and cultural perspectives that are key to understanding the current ecological crisis as well as building meaningful futures. Eco Thoughts features guests such as Judith Butler, Emma Holten and Jane Bennett, and covers topics such as climate sorrow, post-growth and feminist economics.
Eco Thoughts
Claim This Podcastby CApE – Center for Applied Ecological Thinking
15 episodes
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Eco Thoughts expands the conversation on climate change by centering the environmental humanities. The podcast offers aesthetic, ethical, historical and cultural perspectives that are key to understanding the current ecological crisis as well as building meaningful futures. Eco Thoughts features guests such as Judith Butler, Emma Holten and Jane Bennett, and covers topics such as climate sorrow, post-growth and feminist economics.
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Recent Episodes
April 14, 2026
Kocku von Stuckrad on the “Relational Turn”
<p>Professor of Religious Studies at the University of Copenhagen Tim Rudbøg speaks to Professor of Religious Studies at the University of Groningen Kocku von Stuckrad about the “relational turn” – a paradigm shift in the sciences and humanities that decenters the human.</p> <p>co Thoughts is produced by the Center for Applied Ecological Thinking at the University of Copenhagen, Denmark.</p>
March 25, 2026
Jocelyn Longdon on environmental justice
<p>Joycelyn Longdon, author and scholar, speaks about her work with environmental justice. Longdon wishes to broaden the scope and understanding of environmentalism: she underlines that the work goes hand in hand with care work as well as a practice of allowing for differences to co-exist within the movement. She explains her ideas to director of the Center for Applied Ecological Thinking, Stefan Gaardsmand Jacobsen.</p> <p>Eco Thoughts is produced by the Center for Applied Ecological Thinking at the University of Copenhagen, Denmark.</p>
March 4, 2026
Bureau for Listening and Daniela Medina Poch on critical listening in times of climate crisis
<p>Artist–researcher Daniela Medina Poch and Bureau for Listening, an artist-led collective, meet at the nature reserve and landfilling site Amager Fælled in Copenhagen for an outdoor lecture, performance, and feast. Together with the audience, they explore what listening justice and reciprocity might mean in a time of climate crisis. </p> <p>Eco Thoughts is produced by the Center for Applied Ecological Thinking at the University of Copenhagen, Denmark. The event was hosted as part of the Listening Biennial 2025: <a href="https://bureauforlistening.com/applied-ecological-listening/" rel="nofollow">bureauforlistening.com/applied-ecological-listening/</a></p> <p>Eco Thoughts is produced by the Center for Applied Ecological Thinking at the University of Copenhagen, Denmark.</p>
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Emma Holten
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Tone Smith
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Steve Smith
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Franziska Gaupp
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Marcus Feldthus
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Ester Barinaga
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Judith Butler
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Jane Bennett
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Lars Tønder
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Melissa Van Drie
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