"If we listen to many mainstream climate stories, then time has run out. Right? This thoughtful series hosted by Laurie Laybourn explores what happens now that we are on track for the world's temperature to rise by more than 1.5C. Its first episode is tough but crucial listening, full of talk about how scientists have underestimated the risks, listing potential outcomes including the UK being unable to grow food. It's time to draw up new plans to cope. Alexi Duggins Widely available, episodes weekly"
"Tubby This weight-themed podcast from Canadian outfit Left of Dial can be a difficult listen, with host Alan Zweig sometimes a self-flagellating guide. But it is candid and far-reaching; the Washington Post's Shane O'Neill is strong on what it means to be a plus-size fashion writer, while Reply All's Alex Goldman gives an honest account of trying to find love online. Hannah J Davies Widely available, episodes weekly"
"Homo Sapiens After a year away, Chris Sweeney returns with his popular LGBTQ+ podcast and a new format: listeners are encouraged to email in to steer the conversation topics on Tuesdays, while a rotating panel of celebrity co-hosts on Thursdays will include Jessie Ware, Joe Lycett and Russell T Davies. Hollie Richardson Widely available, episodes twice weekly skip past newsletter promotion Sign up to What's On Get the best TV reviews, news and features in your inbox every MondayPrivacy Notice: Newsletters may contain information about charities, online ads, and content funded by outside parties."
A set of weekly podcasts offers varied perspectives. One series uses Iggy Pop as a potty-mouthed Mother Nature and recommends the Fire Animals episode to examine fire as a vital but destructive element. Tubby delivers candid, far-reaching conversations about weight, plus-size fashion, and online dating, featuring journalists and podcasters. Overshoot, hosted by Laurie Laybourn, examines life on a trajectory beyond 1.5C, highlights underestimated scientific risks, and outlines potential impacts such as reduced UK food production while urging new adaptation planning. Homo Sapiens returns with listener-driven topics and rotating celebrity co-hosts.
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