The following is a list of environmental podcasts that focus on environmentalism, sustainability, climate change, and pollution.
List
edit| Podcast | Year | Starring, Narrator(s), or Host(s) | Produced by | Ref |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Timber Wars | 2020–present | Aaron Scott | Oregon Public Broadcasting | [1] |
| Inherited | 2020 | Georgia Wright and Julianna Bradley | Critical Frequency | [2] |
| Grouse | 2020 | Ashley Ahearn | BirdNote and Boise State Public Radio | [2] |
| Living Planet | 2021–present | Sam Baker | Deutsche Welle | [3] |
| Threshold Podcast | 2017–present | Amy Martin | Auricle Productions | [3] |
| CleanLaw | 2018–present | Hana Vizcarra, Hannah Perls, Ari Peskoe, Carrie Jenks, Lowry Yankwich, and Jody Freeman | HLS Environmental & Energy Law Program | [3] |
| Terrestrial | 2017 | Ashley Ahearn | KUOW | [4] |
| Mongabay Newscast | 2016–present | Mike Gaworecki | Mongabay | [4] |
| The Energy Gang | 2013–present | Ed Crooks | Wood Mackenzie | [4] |
| The Big One | 2019–present | Jacob Margolis and Misha Euceph | KPCC and Southern California Public Radio | [5] |
| Hot and Dry | 2019–present | Cally Carswell, Collin Haffey, and Page Buono | Independent | [5] |
| Edition Spéciale | 2018 | Fernand Lot | Radiodiffusion-Télévision Française | [6] |
| Living on Earth | 2001–present | Steve Curwood | World Media Foundation | [7] |
| Outrage and Optimism | 2019–present | Christiana Figueres | Global Optimism | [7] |
| Sustainable(ish) | 2018–present | Jen Gale | Independent | [7] |
| Target Zero Hunger | 2016–present | Sandra Ferrari | Food and Agriculture Organization | [8] |
| TILclimate | 2019–present | Laur Hesse Fisher | MIT Environmental Solutions Initiative | [8] |
| A Rational Fear | 2020–present | Dan Ilic | Independent | [9] |
| Sustainababble | 2015–present | Ol and Dave | Independent | [10] |
| Green Dreamer | 2018–present | Kamea Chayne | Independent | [10] |
| Sustainable Asia | 2019–present | Marcy Trent Long | Independent | [10] |
| Podship Earth | 2018–present | Jared Blumenfeld | Independent | [11] |
| The Drawdown Agenda | 2018–2019 | Fergal Byrne | Independent | [11] |
| Carbon Removal Newsroom | 2019–present | Ramez Naam | Nori | [11] |
| Direct Current | 2016–present | United States Department of Energy | [12] | |
| The Sustainability Agenda | 2016–present | Fergal Byrne | Independent | [12] |
| Infinite Earth Radio | 2016–2019 | Michael Hancox and Vernice Miller-Travis | Skeo and the Local Government Commission | [12] |
| Sustainability Defined | 2016–present | Jay Siegel and Scott Breen | Independent | [13] |
| Think: Sustainability | 2016–present | Sophie Ellis | 2SER 107.3 | [13] |
| Climate One | 2007–present | Greg Dalton | Commonwealth Club of California | [13] |
| Hot Take | 2019–present | Amy Westervelt | Crooked Media | [14] |
| Floodlines | 2020–2021 | Vann R. Newkirk II | The Atlantic | [14] |
| Boomtown | 2019–present | Christian Wallace | Imperative Entertainment and Texas Monthly | [14] |
| Mothers of Invention | 2018–present | Mary Robinson and Maeve Higgins | Doc Society | [15] |
| America Adapts the Climate Change Podcast | 2016–present | Doug Parsons | Independent | [15] |
| How to Save a Planet | 2019–present | Muna Suleiman | Friends of the Earth | [15] |
| Emergence Magazine Podcast | 2018–present | Various | Kalliopeia Foundation | [16] |
| For What It's Earth | 2019–present | Emma Brisdion and Lloyd Hopkins | Independent | [16] |
| The Crisis | 2021–present | Ramon Campos, Sayre Quevedo, and Agnes Walton | Vice | [17] |
| Broken Ground | 2019–present | Claudine Ebeid McElwain | Southern Environmental Law Center | [17] |
| Life Raft | 2020–present | Lauren Malara and Travis Lux | WWNO and WRKF | [17] |
| Costing The Earth | 2021–present | Thais and Lina | BBC Radio | [18] |
| Climate Cast | 2021–present | Paul Huttner | Minnesota Public Radio | [18] |
| A Climate Change Podcast | 2017–2019 | Rajesh, Dave, and Curt Newton | MIT ClimateX | [18] |
| Yikes | 2020–present | Mikaela Loach and Jo Becker | Finlay Mowat | [19] |
See also
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