“From origami-like electric cars, to drones taking out a rat infestation in the Galapagos, to one company that is quite literally sucking CO2 out of the air in an effort to mitigate climate change. This week on Living Planet we're looking towards the future with new technologies that address environmental problems.” Listen here.
Read More“As a global phenomenon, it's no wonder that climate change's impacts can be felt in our work, home life, and even our leisure activities. This is leading people to take to the streets, as is the case with recent climate action protests in France, and to make more sustainable choices in the least likely of places.” Listen here.
Read More“When it comes to the health of our planet, we often look to the example set by others. This week on Living Planet, we take a look at one U.S. state that is trying to set the bar high, one area in Chile that has a dismally low environmental record, and we speak with an environmental lawyer trying to set new precedents in Europe and beyond.” Listen here.
Read MoreI’m interviewed about my online piece, “Hurricane Florence leaves toxic soup in its wake” for the weekly DW environment program, Living Planet.
Read MoreAfter writing a news story about the outlook for lab-grown meet, I joined my colleague in the studio on the DW science show Spectrum to discuss these ethical dilemmas. Listen here.
Read More“Porn is pervasive in today's internet culture. But does the typical male gaze leave women out of the viewing audience? And what does this one-way perspective do to our real-life sexual and personal relationships? WWe talk to sextech entrepreneur and pioneer, Cindy Gallop from MakeLoveNotPorn and education and psychology lecturer, Sam Carr, from the University of Bath.” Listen here.
Read More“Former New York Times journalist Andrew Yarrow joins us to talk about why so many men in America feel disenfranchised, and how this is impacting everyone else.” Listen here.
Read MoreAfter writing a news story and subsequent opinion piece on the morals of driverless cars, I joined my colleagues in the studio on the DW science show Spectrum to discuss these ethical dilemmas. Listen here.
Read MoreI’m interviewed about my online piece, “Hurricane Florence leaves toxic soup in its wake” for the weekly DW environment program, Living Planet.
Read MoreGo to 27:27 in this Deutsche Welle show, Spectrum, to hear my piece on how to make beer. Listen here.
Read MoreThe UK government has released its Brexit plans for the country’s fisheries this month. While a lot is still up in the air about how fisheries will be managed post-Brexit, communities around the coast face another kind of uncertainty…
Read MoreFootball projects around London are working to get more girls into the sport. They’re finding that a good place to start is with the coaches.
Read MoreAttendance at non-league football games is on the rise in the UK, as some fans choose to support smaller league teams with their hearts and wallets.
Read MoreArt galleries in London and the U.S. are scrambling to safeguard their art sales after a slew of cyber crime over the past year.
Read MoreThis is not your average fitness class. It was developed in the prison yard.
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English, B1 Spanish, B1 German, studied French in university
