Host James is joined by Dr Emilka Skrzypek (St Andrews) for a special youth-focused episode of the All About Energy podcast. Our hosts welcome two guests into the virtual studio - the winner and runner-up of the Centre for Energy Ethics' 3MPlanet competition: Isabella Cuervo-Lorens and Georgina Steel. Our guests reflect on their journeys into the worlds of sustainability and climate change and the importance of the youth voice.

Host James is joined by Dr Lydia Cole (St Andrews) as the two discuss a recent report on behavioral changes that can fight Climate Change and some news about the future of nuclear fusion power. Then our hosts interview the Director of the St Andrews Botanic Garden and landscape architect Harry Watkins as we discuss the importance of tree-life, protecting biodiversity and the new era being welcomed at the st Andrews Botanic Garden.

Our host James and Centre for Energy Ethics PhD researcher Anna Rauter discuss energy news including rising oil prices alongside falling investment and some new research into the idea of 'Net Zero' emissions. Our hosts then welcome our special guest for the episode, Lubomila Jordanova, CEO and co-founder of PlanA.Earth for a discussion of sustainability in the modern economic environment.

Our host James and Centre for Energy Ethics PhD Researcher Sarah O'Brien discuss news about the creation of a brand new catalytic material and the recent landmark UK court case involving members of Extinction Rebellion. Our hosts then go into an interview with the co-founder of the activist group Scientist Rebellion, Dr Tim Hewlett.

Once again our host James is joined by Centre for Energy Ethics PhD Researcher Anna Rauter as the two discuss the news about 'Polluter Elites' and the WMO report on the 'State of the Global Climate, 2020'. Our hosts then go into a wide-ranging interview with special guest Professor John Irvine, world-leading contributor to the science of energy materials based at the University of St Andrews.

Our host James along with PhD Researcher Anna Rauter (St Andrews) discuss a recent study on the climate impacts of trawling. Our two hosts interview the Art of Energy Award winner, Adam Sébire, an artist on the front-lines of Climate Change.

Check out Adam's webpage: https://www.adamsebire.info/

Our host James is joined by Anna Rauter from the Centre for Energy Ethics (St Andrews) to discuss a recent study on the downside of burning wood at home and the fallout from Texas' power crisis. Our hosts interview Dr Mette High, the founding Director of the newly launched Centre for Energy Ethics on her career and hopes for the Centre going forward.

Interviews conducted via Zoom. Music by ANtarctic Breeze.