THE THANOS SNAP

Nigeria has 29million people living with disability. The buildings don’t have ramps, the buses don’t have access, hospitals don’t have interpreters and somehow nobody is talking about it.Well we are now ….!Share your thoughts in the comments

Your birth order might be quietly shaping how you spend, what you keep, and how you deal with waste. In this episode, we look at data from 115 people and find a clear pattern. Firstborns tend to repair and hold on to things; lastborns grow up in more circular settings but spend more emotionally; and middle children fall somewhere in between in ways that might surprise you.

How Public-Private Partnerships Drive Development-We explored climate development through the lens of public-private partnerships and how collaboration between government and business can unlock real, scalable solutions.

In this episode with Kira, we discussed climate migration exploring how flooding, desertification, and rising temperatures are shaping migration patterns in Nigeria and beyond. Climate change may not always be the visible reason people leave, but it is increasingly a driver of displacement.

Together with our guest Etomi, we took a trip down memory lane, revisiting childhood holidays and bonding over one major mystery the missing harmattan.The holidays are over, but harmattan never showed up. No dry mornings, no dusty breeze, just confusion.We break down why this season feels different, connect the dots between changing weather patterns, climate change, and even touch briefly on the recent fire outbreak in Lagos and how extreme heat play a role.It’s part storytelling, part climate reality check

In this episode, we dive deep into climate anxiety, how it shapes our emotions, actions, and hopes for the future. Join us as we unpack what it really means to care deeply for the earth in a world that feels like it’s burning.

Ever heard of the Bamako Convention? Don’t worry if you haven’t, most people haven’t, and yet it’s one of Africa’s most important agreements for protecting our land, water, and people. In this episode with Anointing an Environmentalist and Pollution Control enthusiast, we strip away the jargon and tell the story in everyday language, so you’ll understand exactly what it is, why it was created, and how it stops other countries from turning Africa into their dumping ground.

Beyond solving our assignments and dropping reviews about us based on our prompts! Can AI really help solve Africa’s climate reality?In this episode with Farhan Sodiq a Software Engineer, we explored how artificial intelligence could be the game-changer for climate solutions across the continent?

Wondering how to find your footing in the climate space? We've got you covered! In this episode, Anat and Elliot share how they made it through the rookie stage and found their path. Tune in to learn how you can too.

Your position within your family might have been the reason you’re very passionate about sustainability

We discussed about the Lagos 2025 rainfall predictions and how to prepare ahead !!!!!

JUSTICE ISN'T AN ABSTRACT CONCEPT, IT'S A PRACTICE. .

We discussed life on land, wildlife's, forest and reasons we definitely need not consume our wildlife

On this episode we discussed SDG 14:Life below water. The need to protect the oceans and individual actions we can take to protect the ocean.

On this episode featuring SEYI ALE we discussed SDG 13: Climate Action, the punk hazard situation and how it is important to take actions towards climate change now in other not to wish we had taken actions earlier.

Featuring Abdul Malik, We discussed responsibile consumption, planned obsolescence, steps we can take to acheiving SDG 12

On this episode, we have an architect on, to discuss SDG 11 and what it means to have sustainable cities, communities and housing, and how that affects us.

We discussed SDG 10, Reduced Inequalities amongst individuals, Nations and race. with our guest The founder of Just Girls Affair (JUGA)

We discussed Technological lapses and how they slow down the development of communities, the important of having sustainable infrastructure and the need to strive for Innovation.

How to serve and be served decently in other to drive sustainable development in the workforce. Listen, comment and share.

We discussed SDG7 Clean and Affordable Energy on this Episode. Why and how you should opt for cleaner source of energy. Targets of SDG 7 and how we were able to try out Biogas from one of the projects we had conducted.

On this episode of the SDG Series, we discussed SDG 6: Focusing on Clean water and sanitation. How it is what sustains life, and contrary to popular belief, pure water isn’t abundant.

Focusing on women and the girl child isn't favouritism, there's a huge gap to close and a huge role women play in sustainable development. We highlighted these gaps and why this goal is crucial.

On this episode of the SDG Series, we discussed SDG 4: Quality Education, Targets of the goal, importance of education, how it drives economic growth, equality and activities individuals may do to accomplish the goal quicker.

On this episode of the SDG Series, we discussed SDG 3: Good Health, major objectives, and activities individuals may do to assist accomplish the goal quicker.

Is Hunger torture, or the drive to pursue your dreams. We discussed the SDG 2 Zero Hunger, food security and how to tackle Zero Hunger within our own community.

On this episode of the SDG series, we began with the NO POVERTY goal. We explored its significance and highlighted key considerations for NGOs or social groups planning to undertake a project focused on SDG 1

Flush away ignorance! We discussed the recent cholera outbreak in Lagos State. From Environment oversight to Health oversight, we're uncovering the truth!

The ocean's got talent, and so do our guests! Join us for an enlightening podcast episode celebrating World Oceans Day, featuring experts and enthusiasts sharing their passion for oceanography and conservation. Dive in now! 😂

In a world of overconsumption, we discussed on how we can break free from the cycle and discover the freedom that comes with living intentionally.

Has the heatwave got you on a chokehold? We've got the solution!!

No!!!!, How's that possible? Yenyenyennnn There are different human responses with policy change. We had just discussed a few need to why certain policy Change need little to no reactions.

"'That Guy' symbolizes the individual who possesses the unique ability to bring about positive change within their community. Can the sports industry truly embody the essence of 'That Guy'?

It's the new year and all it takes is just to do that one thing. Listen to ANAT talk about the Lagos state Ban of the Use of Styrofoam plastics within the state and how you just have to do anything you want to do and allow others catch up with you.

Ever dreamt of being a doctor, engineer, or lawyer, only to find yourself navigating the tech, social media, or digital marketing landscape? Well, we've been there too! Join Mistura, Anat and our guest on this episode of 'Wetyn carry me reach here' 😂 (Don't mind us) 'How did I get here. Tune in for bants, rants, and a journey of environmental awakening. 🌍🎙️ Listen on all podcast platforms:

But, WHY IS IT SO HOT ? On this episode of the podcast we dive into the scorching mysteries of rising temperatures, heat waves, and the sweat-drenched world we find ourselves in. Join us and our guest OLAMIDE BANUSO as we take you on a witty and informative journey through the fiery realms of climate change,rising heat waves and how to use the heat to our advantage. Yeah, TO OUR ADVANTAGE. So grab your SPF-50, it's about to get hot 🔥🔥🔥

It's time to talk about the great debate of our time - climate change in Africa! Is it a real thing, or just a clever ploy by governments to convince us to recycle ? This episode is here to clear your doubt (ssssss); _"Is Climate change a figment of our imaginations or a harsh reality that's hitting Africa hard?"_ Join us and our guest DAMMY BALOGUN as we dive deep into this burning question and separate fact from fiction.

Plastic pollution is one of the most pressing environmental issues of our time. Every year, millions of tonnes of plastic end up in our oceans and landfills, causing significant harm to wildlife, ecosystems, and human health. But the problem of plastic pollution is also closely linked to climate change. The production and disposal of plastic are responsible for significant greenhouse gas emissions, and the extraction of fossil fuels needed to produce plastic further exacerbates the climate crisis. In this episode, we explored the root causes of plastic pollution, its impact on the planet, and what we can do to reduce our reliance on single-use plastics. We discuss the latest research on plastic pollution and climate change, the role of corporations and policymakers in addressing these issues, and the innovative solutions being developed to tackle this global problem. Join us as we explore the challenges and opportunities of building a more sustainable future and learn how we can all play a part in protecting our planet for future generations

There’s a thin line between being fashionable and over purchasing fashion items. On this episode, with our guest LARAABUDU we discuss Eco-friendly fashion culture, impacts of over purchasing on the environment and sustainable fashion tips

In this episode, we explore the importance of being environmentally sustainable and the extent to which we need to educate ourselves about it. Join us as we dive into the various aspects of sustainability, such as reducing our carbon footprint, conserving natural resources, and protecting the environment. We discuss the various approaches to sustainability, how much knowledge is enough, and what actions we can take to create a more sustainable world. If you've ever wondered if you're doing enough to protect the environment or felt overwhelmed by the amount of information out there, this episode is for you. Tune in and let's learn together!

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