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Future Voices

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by Scottish Communities Climate Action Network

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Many glimpses of an alternative future already exist across Scotland. Often against significant odds, communities are implementing locally-developed solutions to meeting their needs – across food, energy, transport, waste, health, education and enterprise. Future Voices tells the stories of some of these initiatives. SCCAN holds a vision of a zero-carbon future, achieved through communities becoming empowered and resilient enough to grasp the opportunity to build a fairer society – one that regenerates our communities as well as our environment.

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4/18/2019

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Recent Episodes

October 1, 2020

1000 Better Stories - Episode 02

Looking for inspiration from the outdoors, we chat with Alex Mackenzie of The Lost Woods and Emily Reid of Eco Drama, two projects based in Glasgow who are inspiring young people in their communities to think differently about urban spaces.

September 2, 2020

1000 Better Stories - Episode 01

We start our search for 1000 Better Stories, visiting Inverclyde in the West of Scotland. We chat to Laura Riley from Belville Community Garden and Karen Orr and Laurie Duffy from RIG Arts about delivering climate based projects during the pandemic.

May 23, 2019

02: Future Voices – Rethinking Waste – Repair Cafe Glasgow

It’s becoming more and more apparent that our ‘throwaway’ society, fueled by over-consumption of cheap goods, is totally unsustainable. Repair Cafés are a hands-on way to learn how this attitude fails both people and the planet and to take practical steps to do something about it. Repair Cafés are helping to change attitudes by presenting an innovative approach to waste reduction, social cohesion and the transference of craft skills, through the act of repairing, upgrading and maintaining a broad range of products. The story of Repair Cafe Glasgow with Lauren Crilly (Communications and Events Officer) and cafe users. More here: https://repaircafeglasgow.org

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What is Future Voices?: Many glimpses of an alternative future already exist across Scotland. Often against significant odds, communities are implementing locally-developed solutions to meeting their needs – across food, energy, transport, waste, health, education and enterprise. Future Voices tells the stories of some of these initiatives.

SCCAN holds a vision of a zero-carbon future, achieved through communities becoming empowered and resilient enough to grasp the opportunity to build a fairer society – one that regenerates our communities as well as our environment.
How often does this podcast release new episodes?: This podcast updates daily.
Where can I listen to this podcast?: This podcast is available on 4 platforms including Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and more. You can also use the RSS feed directly.
Does this podcast accept guests?: Information about guest appearances is not available.

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