The Climactic Collective is the podcast network by and for Australia and NZ's climate community.Curation is the monthly audio magazine show that highlights the best of the network – and the broader community.This curation is focused on climate solutions.Attendees are able to participate as the episode is recorded and streamed live, then a listener Q+A with host Mark Spencer plus special guests.

This was performed as a livestream as part of the National Sustainable Living Festival.

The Climactic Collective is the podcast network by and for Australia’s climate community.

Curation is the monthly audio magazine show that highlights the best of the network – and the broader community.

Participants get to see the live episode recorded and streamed live.

Clips:

Nourishing Matters to Chew On | On Eating Meat Part 1 "It's Not the Cow, It's the How" 

Overview Effect with James Perrin | 14 - Catherine Ingram sees the purpose of accepting the unacceptable

Sustainable You | Episode 42: Preserving the right to witness nature’s beauty

Interviews:
Michael Hilliard | The Red Line

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The Climactic Collective is a podcast network of shows engaged with the climate crisis, and other pressing social issues. The network now numbers close to 20 shows, with more in development - and we welcome new members. But we now have a happy problem, it's hard to stay up-to-date with so much content.

So, we're starting something new; monthly Climactic Curation episodes. They'll bring you the best of the Climactic Collective and friends, once a month. Sometimes on a theme, but not always.

In this second Climatic Curation, the September Edition, hear episodes from:

• Growing Concern by Seán Marsh
• Serially Curious
• Half Measures and Hope

Hear updates from the Stop Adani and Yes to Renewables campaigns:

• Stop Adani
• Yes to Renewables

Get a supercut of August's Community Corner messages. Share your own, it's free.

Special thanks to the musical friends of the Collective.

• Tom Day
• Puscha
• The General Assembly
• Greg Grassi/§OJUX