by Youth Climate Diplomacy Forum
🎙️ Young, Loud & Green A podcast where climate isn’t just a crisis - it’s a conversation. We’re two young women turning climate anxiety into action. Each episode, we speak with youth across Southeast Europe fighting for a greener, fairer future - from protests to policy, art to activism. Brought to you by the Youth Climate Diplomacy Forum under the UNESCO Chair on Climate Diplomacy (NKUA), with youth councils in 13 economies working to give young people a real seat at the table. 🌍💬
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June 11, 2026
<p><strong>Young, loud, green and 20 episodes in </strong>🎙️</p><p><strong>For this milestone, it’s just the two of us behind the mics looking back at the moments, the guests, and the absolute chaos that got us here. </strong>🎬</p><p><strong>If you take one thing away from our first 20 episodes, let it be this: Don’t wait for the perfect circumstances to take action, because they will never exist. We have to create them ourselves.</strong></p>
May 14, 2026
<p><strong></p><p>War is a human tragedy first, but it is also an ecological one. How do we talk about the environment without losing sight of the devastating human cost? 👥</p><p><br></p><p>In this episode of Young, Loud, and Green, we’re joined by Vishnu Sunil, a climate scientist who has spent his 20s in the field, from the high-altitude forests of South Asia to the jungles of Borneo. We tackle a topic that is often sidelined because of its complexity: the environmental toll of armed conflict. </p><p><br></p><p>In this episode, we bridge the gap between ecology and humanity:</p><p><br></p><p>⛓️💥The Survival Link: How environmental damage triggers and worsens humanitarian crises.</p><p>The Invisible Frontline: Why toxic remnants of war (like fiber-optic waste and chemical runoff) are slow-motion disasters for public health.</p><p>📄The Policy Gap: The "national security" loophole that keeps military emissions out of the Paris Accord.</p><p>🔨Green Reconstruction: Why building back better means listening to local communities, not just imposing "Green" labels top-down.</p><p><br></p><p>👉 Listen on Spotify and Apple Podcasts</p>
April 16, 2026
<p><strong></p><p><br></p><p>In a world hit by energy crises and inflation📈, how do small businesses stay afloat? The answer might be greener than you think 🌱. This week, we’re joined by Miruna and Adelina from Social Innovation Solutions to discuss about the practical side of the green transition in Central and Eastern Europe.</p><p><br></p><ul><li>🛡️The Inflation Shield: Why smarter resource management is the best defense against the current energy crisis.</li><li>💰Beyond the Hype: Moving sustainability away from being a "luxury" to becoming a practical Day 1 requirement for 22-year-old founders.</li><li>🎫 The Festival Energy: Why climate action should feel as engaging and inclusive as a Coldplay concert.</li><li>✔️Regional Power: How 6 countries in CEE are sharing "best practices" to stay competitive. </li></ul><p> </p><p>#ycdf #youngloudgreen #unesco #sis #sustainability </strong></p>
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🎙️ Young, Loud & Green
A podcast where climate isn’t just a crisis - it’s a conversation.
We’re two young women turning climate anxiety into action. Each episode, we speak with youth across Southeast Europe fighting for a greener, fairer future - from protests to policy, art to activism.
Brought to you by the Youth Climate Diplomacy Forum under the UNESCO Chair on Climate Diplomacy (NKUA), with youth councils in 13 economies working to give young people a real seat at the table. 🌍💬
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