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EPISODE · Apr 21, 2026 · 42 MIN

Rethinking Environmentalism: How Climate & Culture Collide

from The VOICEBOX Podcast

Joycelyn Longdon joins VOICEBOX to explore the relationship between environmental justice, race and storytelling.This episode examines how climate narratives often exclude the communities most affected by environmental destruction, and why imagination is a powerful tool for shaping a more just future.The conversation challenges traditional environmentalism and asks what a truly inclusive climate movement might look like.Topics include: • Why marginalised communities have faced environmental harm for generations • The power of arts and culture to support climate action • The myth that environmentalism isn’t for Black communities • The role of imagination in climate solutionsFollow: @voicebox_ on InstagramFollow: @cheltfestivals on TikTokSubscribe to @theVOICEBOXpod on YouTubeLearn more about VOICEBOX at cheltenhamfestivals.org/voicebox-podcast Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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Joycelyn Longdon joins VOICEBOX to explore the relationship between environmental justice, race and storytelling.This episode examines how climate narratives often exclude the communities most affected by environmental destruction, and why...

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