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a podcast by THALLO where we have real and genuine conversations at night about anything and everything; making the most daunting issues of our time like climate change, human rights, feminism, colonialsm and more easier to consume and understand 🌙✨ tune in!
With a shared love for talking about the ~difficult questions in life~ , Ali, Annika and Erin from Team Thallo come together to discuss their take on the question: “Is it hopeless to hope?” 🧐 Talking about the climate crisis often leads to this question one way or another. Since there’s still so much that needs to be done in the span of 10 years, will we be able to make it?
Want to write, learn and talk more about the climate crisis? That’s super great 🥳 Here’s a megadoc curated by Ali, Annika and Erin to prepare for this little conversation: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1-5u37it9GnI0QeRem_CyrsDvBMaz1NYPg4IqizGFVzM/edit?usp=sharing
P.S: Sorry if voices overlap occasionally! We promise we’re not interrupting one another<!--3 The audio recording platform we use just does that occasionally:(
This podcast is brought to you by Thallo Manila 🌼, a youth organization dedicated to cultivating conscious communities! Know exactly when another One on One episode comes out @thallomnl on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter! 🦦
Podcast Episode edited by Annika! Nama theme song produced by Duds (@beatsbyduds on Instagram)
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Ever wondered about what it was like to be a Lumad? 🧐🇵🇭 Robine and Ofelia get the chance to listen to the eye-opening firsthand life story of Mitch, a 21 year old Lumad student trying to navigate what it means to be an indigenous person under President Duterte’s administration. She shares her worries of everything from her home, education, community to livelihood being under attack. Newsflash: It’s never been harder. 👁 You don’t want to miss this!
Fun Fact: 80% of global biodiversity is secured and nurtured by less than 5% of the global population, that solely being indigenous people! 🪶✨ Climate justice truly means protecting their communities. ⛰
Source: Gleb Raygorodetsky. (2018, November 16). Environment; National Geographic. https://www.nationalgeographic.com/environment/article/can-indigenous-land-stewardship-protect-biodiversity-
This podcast is brought to you by Thallo Manila 🌼, a youth organization dedicated to cultivating conscious communities! Know exactly when another One on One episode comes out @thallomnl on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter! 🐠
Theme Song Produced by Duds (@beatsbyduds on Instagram)
The greatest issue humanity is up against needs to be shared in the most humane way possible. 💭 Ada, Ali, Robine and Zia make kwento and get personal 🧎 about climate justice to officially kick-off the Nama project. From medical textbooks to hugot jokes, you don’t wanna miss out on this heart-to-heart about climate change. 🌏💕 Hope you all enjoy this 5 part mini-podcast series under One on One:)
Fun fact on Robine’s segment on hospitals: Hospitals produce 4.4% of global net emissions. The industry would rank 5th for emissions if it was an entire country! Yikes...
Know more about that here: HEALTHCARE’S CLIMATE FOOTPRINT: How the health sector contributes to the global climate crisis and opportunities for action. (2019). https://noharm-global.org/sites/default/files/documents-files/5961/HealthCaresClimateFootprint_090619.pdf
This podcast is brought to you by Thallo Manila 🌼, a youth organization dedicated to cultivating conscious communities! Know exactly when another One on One episode comes out @thallomnl on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter! 🦦 Theme Song Produced by Duds (@beatsbyduds on Instagram)
hi everyone welcome to the first episode of one on one !
my name is kai and i'm gonna be the host for this podcast :") along with that, i am also a writer for thallo, a youth organization in the philippines. this is the starting episode of the series so i hope you enjoy it !! this' all pretty new to me, so i'm trying my best to do well.
this episode, i give a small introduction to one on one, and i talk about discourse with ali, the head of thallo. we touch up on a lot of things like cancel culture, performative activism, and a bunch more.
again, i hope you'll find this entertaining and maybe even learn something from it.
thank you for listening !