The Asia Pacific (AP) region has long been a scapegoat for the plastic pollution crisis, with various reports and articles identifying several Asian countries as the top sources of plastic pollution. However, these often fail to represent the complete picture—particularly, the impact of the decisions made by corporations and governments outside of Asia that are affecting and spurring the crisis in this region.
Given this, the Break Free From Plastic movement is out to take back control of the narrative with The Podcast of Plastic. This podcast is inspired by the Emmy-awarded documentary The Story of Plastic, which not only shows the bigger picture around the plastics crisis, but also refutes preconceived notions about Asia as the source of the problem while also making counterpoints about Asia being an abundant source of solutions and highlighting many of the heroes across the region. Join Break Free From Plastic movement members and allies as they debunk the various myths about plastic and waste in the region in The Podcast of Plastic!
The Story of Plastic documentary is currently available for free until November.
Visit https://www.breakfreefromplastic.org/thestoryofplastic/ to learn more about BFFP!
Hosted by Goodwill Ambassador for UN Environment Programme Antoinette Taus.
Theme music by Tom Taus.
New episodes on Tuesdays.
BBC World Service
Scientists Warning Europe
ThinkGloballyRadio.org
Global Landscapes Forum
voicEd Radio
Global Yaadie
Global Optimism
Addie Middleton
Ritu Kant Ojha
Rising with the Tide
The Nordics
Thora and Miranda
Ethan Brown
Environmental Solutions · One Planet Podcast · Creative Process Original Series
WOMADelaide
Danielle Eiseman
Manha Sindha
One Planet Podcast · Creative Process Original Series
Jocelyn and Patann
Climate Action
Creative Process Original Series
Green Alliance
McGill University
Sonalie Figueiras
Go Simone
Climate One from The Commonwealth Club
Saranya Anantapantula
Climate XChange
Time to Shift - English Edition
Sky News
Dan Jørgensen
Climactic
BBC Radio 5 live
The Straits Times
Tinaye Mabara
Tianna
Asia-Europe Foundation
Sustain267
Mark Spencer
Upstream
4 Corners
Nate Hagens
People Taking Action
Jan Oosthoek
Stanford Law Environmental and Natural Resources Law & Policy Program
Eileen Connors
The Carbon Almanac Network
Center for Progressive Reform
Mitch Chester
Oxford University
Hali Hewa Podcast
Terra.do
Doc Society
Ryan Hagen
Madison & Madeleine
Operation Climate
Euranet Plus
Animalia
noreply@blogger.com (GMU Cultural Studies Podcast)
Marshall Poe
Tyler Swanson
Climate Action Collective
Scotiabank The Edge of Energy
Kendra Lee, Taylor Alderdice, Taylor Sabatelli, Danielle Tivoli
Asia Guerreschi
Ecologic Institute
Ryan
EcoThink Productions
TED
Nordic Council of Ministers
Carnegie Council for Ethics in International Affairs
Anna Madlener
Rebalancing Act
Fergal Byrne
Damion Mujica
None
Sonia Le Masne
Anya Bansal
Nick Breeze
Joelle Alexandria
Gen-Z Media | Wondery
Canada's Young Leaders
EARTHDAY.ORG
What the Frack
Doug Parsons
British Council
Mayela Manasjan
California-China Climate Institute
Dave Powell
International Institute for Environment and Development (IIED)
A World of Possibilities
Oxford University
Douglas John Imbrogno
UN SDG Action Campaign
Domyo Burk
Chloé ten Brink
Aarav Seth
Karen Farbridge
BigMind Tutoring