Chit Chat Change

How to change the world by shopping?

Enjoy this chit chat about shopping and simple actions you can adopt in your daily life. Juneyna from GUEST (@uofgguest), Olivia and Marina from the IAMESC program and Diego engaged in a talk to question our shopping practices and discuss how we can be every day more aware of our impact in the world.
Have fun!

How to change the world through food? (miam!)

Did you know that the taste of change is.... delicious!! 
On this episode of Chit-Chat-Change we explore the concept and practice of sustainable food. Alongside our guest Thalia and Sego, we  compare the carbon footprint of plant and meat based meals, we look at key concepts around sustainable diets, and nuance the barriers faced by individuals when starting on a sustainable food journey. Most importantly, we share tips and advice for our listeners!!
We hope you enjoy. 

How to change the world while taking a shower?

Can you imagine that world change happens in bathroom?
This episode covers small, simple actions which you can take in bathroom while taking a shower :)
Let me share with you how these actions could save the earth,
Also you can find your A-ha moments with our guests!
Before you listen to this episode, imagine what you do in the bathroom first! And follow the flow and listen to our story.

How to change the world one book at a time

It is part of our responsibility as humans, to be aware that sometimes beautiful things that we love, might have unintended consequences for the environment. Books only bring us joy and happiness, however, they still need to be produced, and they too leave their carbon print in the world. In this episode we explore how to transform our love for books into a responsible way to consume them. 

How to change the world by questioning ourselves?

Our discussion will bring you some ideas about how critical reflection can benefit ourselves and our society, and some tips to practice it in our daily lives. Meet our guests:
Preeti is pursuing an interdisciplinary PhD in Education and Urban Studies. She holds postgraduate degrees in Adult Education (University of Glasgow), and English Literature and Gender Studies (University of Delhi).
Huong is a Master's student in Linguistics and an English teacher in Vietnam.