The Ecological Sensibilities Project is a podcast exploring the different ways people think and feel about the environment today. Dr Jamie Barnes talks to a variety of people from different backgrounds, focusing on their 'ecological sensibilities' and the life-processes by which these have been shaped and formed.
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Community Forests International
Southern Cross University
Lewis Bassett
Barry Green
Manson Podcasting Network
Byron Joel
Dilmah
Monash University Museum of Art
WHRO Public Media
Ecological Society of Australia
Sydney Institute of Marine Science
South Gippsland Shire Council
Countrystride
Kate Manning
Jye Smith, Benjamin Durie
Stressed Fruit Fly lab
Richard Uridge
Ben
Lou Hall
GSMC Podcast Network
RNZ
Loyal Books
Bill Jones
BSSA
KCLR
Urban&Civic
Mary Bermingham
RNZ
Community Broadcasting Association of Australia
Gretchen Miller | Homeground
BBC Radio 4
Jon McQ
Bryon White
Terry Whenham
RRR - Triple R
Natura Pacific
BV Laura
Amanda Bostlund
David Speirs
IAAS
Appetite For Change
The Tree Lady
Alette Willis
Understory
Slow Food Youth Network
Native Voice One - NV1
Sara El-Sayed
Ceara Carney
Thursday Night Live!
Shorelines Illustrated
pfm
Gary Fawcett and Margaret Groot
Nance Klehm, Radical Ecologist
RTÉ
RTÉjr
Tessa de Josselin
Let's Do This
Fair Food Forager / Paul Hellier
Climate Queens
Nance Klehm, Radical Ecologist
Annabelle Homer
Peter Munt
Coastal Youth Media
New Adventures in Sound Art (NAISA)
Matt Willey
Loyal Books
Hope to Here
WLIW-FM
Artem Liss
Raja Anastassia
Bush Heritage Australia
Nii Adote
Graziher
Happyalice
ACM
Gone West
The Cultural Conservancy
Natural Environment Research Council
Anthony James
Noah Poulos
NeighbourFood
David Oakes
Grow Love Media
Nia Tero
Kit Rackley (Geogramblings)
Andrew Fagg/Dales Countryside Museum
thecricket
Shine Central Coast
Suzanne Radford
Frank Oscar Weaver
Gavin Ball
SwitchOn Radio
ABC Radio
Ashley Thornberg, Alicia Hegland-Thorpe
Loyal Books
Loyal Books
Alexa Firmenich
RNZ
Future Frogmen
Gretchen Miller