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Hosted by Robert McLean · society · EN-AU · 824 episodes
A continuous conversation about climate change - news, views and interviews.
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Signup to Generate a PitchClimate Conversations is hosted by Robert McLean. The show has published 824 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "Interview: Phil Bryant has chosen to represent One Nation in the hope of winning the Seat of Shepparton in the November 28 election" (16 October 2026, 12 minutes), "Interview: Victorian November State elecfion - indendent candidate Lou Costa cares about the environment, cares about you and cares about the community from the Shepparton electorate" (3 October 2026, 19 minutes), and "500/50: The weatherman, the data-driven guy, the farmer, the fellow whose career has been in water and Wilma - all have their say on climate change" (30 September 2026, 85 minutes).
Climate Conversations publishes roughly a few times a week, with episodes averaging 36 minutes across 824 episodes.
Booking probability for Climate Conversations is 39%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Climate Conversations requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Climate Conversations's contact route on record: verified email.
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Robert McLean hosts Climate Conversations, a society show with 824 episodes published.
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Episode #3252
Phil Bryant will represent One Nation in the Saturday, November 28, Victorian State Election. Phil from Dookie, close to Shepparton, supports the idea of net zero but questions the steps governments are taking to...
Episode #3249
Lou Costa is a Shepparton girl who was born in the city, had her early education here and became a landscape garden designer after studying in Melbourne. Her chosen profession has seen her, and these are Lou's words...
Episode #3246
A mixed bag of voices for this next instalment of 500 people in 50 weeks - The weatherman, the data-driven guy, the farmer, the fellow whose career has been in water and Wilma - all have their say on climate change. You...
Episode #3245
Australia's PM, Anthony Albanese says one thing and does another: " Albanese takes climate warning to New York, but fossil fuel experts test credibility "; " Elites Have NO PLAN for Climate Collapse " - YouTube; "...
Episode #3247
Sarah Perkins-Kirkpatrick speaks honestly and factually about the certainties of climate change and although those facts can be alarming and depressing, she doesn't want people to be overwhelmed; she wants them to act...
Episode #3244
People from all points on the arc of concern answer my 10 set questions about climate change. Opinions are as diverse as the people questioned, but generally there appeared to be some concern about humanity's approach...
Episode #3241
Some interviewees call for more conversation about climate change as they want more people to know more about the dilemma - what's causing it, what are the impacts and what should be done. Although no one articulated it...
Episode #3243
Retired farmer, Charlie Prell, champions renewable energy, saying wind turbines took his farm from having a debt problem to having a tax problem. Charlie, who has retired to a home on the New South Wales coast, has...
Episode #3238
The Zero Waste Festival at Melbourne's Federation Square had many attractions, among them a " Repair Cafe ". Lia, who plays a key role in organising and helping out at two Repair Cafes, one at Melbourne's " St Kilda "...
Episode #3234
Another 10 people were interviewed, and their responses to 10 similar questions, despite the odd outlier, illustrate their eagerness for a broader understanding of climate change. "Keep asking questions", one...
Episode #3235
Author, filmmaker, and activist, Naomi Klein talks about the concern she has for supremacist governments. " AI data centre puts Melbourne’s West Gate Bridge at risk "; " What flash droughts and a super El Nino will mean...
Episode #3237
Shane Howard, a former key member of the Australian folk-rock group Goanna, is now a conservationist and activist who has a positive outlook, but declares we are now in "nutso-world." Howard was the special guest on the...
Episode #3233
Former Australian Prime Minister, Scott Morrison, refused to acknowledge climate change when the country was ablaze in 2019/20, and now the present PM, Anthony Albanese, follows the same path despite UN warnings and the...
Episode #3235
Australia's Climate Council CEO, Amanda McKenzie, has described plans to go ahead with the Beetaloo Basin project as "bat-shit crazy". " Nepal knows only too well the devastating dangers of climate change "; " Melbourne...
Episode #3227
Here in Victoria's Goulburn Valley, the climate conversation is rather mute; people know it is happening, want something done about it, but rarely speak about the dilemma. Here at "Climate Conversations", it was decided...
Episode #3229
Kirsty Bishop-Fox chairs the group behind Victoria's " Zero Waste Festival " and, as the event's director, talks about the Saturday, September 12, event. The program has many highlights, among them the Rewear Runway (a...
Episode #3228
Nepal floods - " T sunami of dirt: what caused Nepal’s deadly glacial flood? "; " What probably triggered the Nepal flood, and why it could happen more often "; " Australia’s backdown on data centres allows them to use...
Episode #3224
About 30 people gathered recently at Geelong's Cellar Door Wine Bar for the launch of Mik Aidt's new book, " Man of Earth ". Mik has been a truly active climate activist for more than a decade, and that lively approach...
Episode #3223
Gardening Australia's Costa Georgiadis is excited about the Tatura Transitions event coming up on Sunday, August 23, at both the town's Cussen Park and the Italian Social Club. GV Community Energy is supporting the...
Episode #3224
Europe heatwave sees continent roast - " Germany’s Rhine River may ‘split in two’ as new heatwave roasts Europe "; " Electric car emissions benefits are far greater than first thought "; " ‘Truly Devastating’: Trump...
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