What on Earth ? - is going on

In a system built for cheap convenience, is there another way to eat? This episode looks at alternatives to supermarkets and the structures that shape how and what we buy. Featuring REKO Aarhus, a local network connecting consumers directly with farmers through monthly markets at Café Mellemfolk. A model for shorter supply chains, transparent sourcing, and supporting local production.The episode also explores the impact of globalisation, the politics of food prices, and what sustainable choices look like on a budget.How to get in touch with Reko Aarhus: [email protected] FB page: https://www.facebook.com/share/1bfksC1Y6j/?mibextid=wwXIfr FB group: https://www.facebook.com/share/g/18Q98kqA4F/?mibextid=wwXIfr Our instagram: https://www.instagram.com/onearthshow?igsh=MWlieTlzbDFqNGlnZQ==

EP03 - Pigs and Water (Danish election)We're already on the third episode! This week, 'What on Earth' is all about the Danish general election on 24 March. The day before, we spoke to Aarhus-based Danish journalist and news enthusiast Laura Havgaard. We discussed which parties are most likely to win the election, potential coalitions, Greenland's role, and, of course, what this election means for Denmark's climate future. We also discussed what pigs and water have to do with that. Tune in for an in-depth look at the election from a climate perspective.Laura‘s profile: https://www.linkedin.com/in/laura-havgaardOur instagram: https://www.instagram.com/onearthshow?igsh=MWlieTlzbDFqNGlnZQ==

Welcome to „What on Earth - is going on?“. We are Drew & Ella and we want to use this very first episode to introduce ourselves and this Podcast. How did we get interested in climate topics? What do we think about traditional climate news? Why did we want to start another Podcast on this topic? With everything that is going on in the world right now, you can get easily overwhelmed by the news.In this podcast, we want to spread some hope and optimism by looking at developments, ideas and initiatives at a local level.

Welcome back to 'What on Earth'! This week, we visited the Clothing Club at Ungdomskulturhuset in Aarhus. We talked to volunteers Fie and Juan about how the club works, its advantages and disadvantages, and their personal experiences. Ella was also on a personal mission – to find an outfit for her upcoming university masquerade ball. Tune in to find out if she was successful, how you can join the Clothing Club, and to hear about the other experiences we had there.Follow us on InstagramThe "Stitched Together for a circular Future" Report by The Nordic Textile Collaboration: C:\Users\b164646\Downloads\Visual Highlights - PDF