One Hot Minute http://www.stuff.co.nz/onehotminute en Stuff 2020 © Stuff's Eloise Gibson hosts a series of interviews with New Zealand's climate-change change-makers. https://megaphone.imgix.net/podcasts/074dfd7a-07c9-11ed-80b8-9baa85f70836/image/podcast-one-hot-minute.jpg?ixlib=rails-4.3.1&max-w=3000&max-h=3000&fit=crop&auto=format,compress One Hot Minute http://www.stuff.co.nz/onehotminute no episodic Stuff Audio Stuff's Eloise Gibson hosts a series of interviews with New Zealand's climate-change change-makers. Stuff's Eloise Gibson hosts a series of interviews with New Zealand's climate-change change-makers.

]]> Stuff Audio stuffpodcasts@stuff.co.nz Dr Nicola Gaston: the scientist with some electrifying plans for fighting climate change https://www.stuff.co.nz/onehotminute When the aluminium smelter at the bottom of the South Island shuts up shop, there’ll be enough sustainable, carbon-friendly hydro-electricity to power a major city going spare. So what should New Zealand do with it? Physics professor and nanotechnologist Nicola Gaston has some surprising suggestions. The One Hot Minute podcast is a companion series to Stuff’s One Hot Minute video series, in which guests get just 60 seconds to deliver their big idea about climate change. Then in this podcast we dig deeper into that idea. To watch the videos, see www.stuff.co.nz/onehotminute. The series is part of Stuff’s Forever Project. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Sun, 22 Nov 2020 16:00:00 -0000 full 1 7 Stuff Audio When the aluminium smelter at the bottom of the South Island shuts up shop, there’ll be enough sustainable, carbon-friendly hydro-electricity to power a major city going spare. So what should New Zealand do with it? Physics professor and nanotechnologist Nicola Gaston has some surprising suggestions. The One Hot Minute podcast is a companion series to Stuff’s One Hot Minute video series, in which guests get just 60 seconds to deliver their big idea about climate change. Then in this podcast we dig deeper into that idea. To watch the videos, see www.stuff.co.nz/onehotminute. The series is part of Stuff’s Forever Project. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices When the aluminium smelter at the bottom of the South Island shuts up shop, there’ll be enough sustainable, carbon-friendly hydro-electricity to power a major city going spare. So what should New Zealand do with it? Physics professor and nanotechnologist Nicola Gaston has some surprising suggestions.

The One Hot Minute podcast is a companion series to Stuff’s One Hot Minute video series, in which guests get just 60 seconds to deliver their big idea about climate change. Then in this podcast we dig deeper into that idea.

To watch the videos, see www.stuff.co.nz/onehotminute. The series is part of Stuff’s Forever Project.

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]]> 1605 no Jenny Cooper: the lawyer who's taking the climate fight into the courtroom https://www.stuff.co.nz/onehotminute As climate-change denialism starts to fade into history, activists are picking new battlegrounds, including the courts. Jenny Cooper QC, president of Lawyers for Climate Action, explains why it's time for the suits to get their hands dirty – and why her organisation is also calling for a profound change to New Zealand's legal system. The One Hot Minute podcast is a companion series to Stuff’s One Hot Minute video series, in which guests get just 60 seconds to deliver their big idea about climate change. Then in this podcast we dig deeper into that idea. To watch the videos, see www.stuff.co.nz/onehotminute. The series is part of Stuff’s Forever Project. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Sun, 08 Nov 2020 16:00:00 -0000 full 1 6 Stuff Audio As climate-change denialism starts to fade into history, activists are picking new battlegrounds, including the courts. Jenny Cooper QC, president of Lawyers for Climate Action, explains why it's time for the suits to get their hands dirty – and why her organisation is also calling for a profound change to New Zealand's legal system. The One Hot Minute podcast is a companion series to Stuff’s One Hot Minute video series, in which guests get just 60 seconds to deliver their big idea about climate change. Then in this podcast we dig deeper into that idea. To watch the videos, see www.stuff.co.nz/onehotminute. The series is part of Stuff’s Forever Project. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices As climate-change denialism starts to fade into history, activists are picking new battlegrounds, including the courts. Jenny Cooper QC, president of Lawyers for Climate Action, explains why it's time for the suits to get their hands dirty – and why her organisation is also calling for a profound change to New Zealand's legal system.


The One Hot Minute podcast is a companion series to Stuff’s One Hot Minute video series, in which guests get just 60 seconds to deliver their big idea about climate change. Then in this podcast we dig deeper into that idea. To watch the videos, see www.stuff.co.nz/onehotminute. The series is part of Stuff’s Forever Project.

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]]> 2072 no Mark Michel: The man who captured climate change in a tape recorder https://www.stuff.nz/onehotminute Right now, there’s a heatwave in one of the coldest parts of the planet. So sound recordist Mark Michel travelled to the bottom of the world and brought back the unbelievable sounds of the melting Antarctic continent. He talks with Eloise about his big adventure, and about the challenges of raising awareness of climate change. The One Hot Minute podcast is a companion series to Stuff’s One Hot Minute video series, in which climate-change change-makers are given just 60 seconds to talk about climate change. Then in this podcast we dig deeper into that idea. To watch the videos, see www.stuff.co.nz/onehotminute. The series is part of Stuff’s Forever Project. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Sun, 25 Oct 2020 16:00:00 -0000 full 1 5 Stuff Audio Right now, there’s a heatwave in one of the coldest parts of the planet. So sound recordist Mark Michel travelled to the bottom of the world and brought back the unbelievable sounds of the melting Antarctic continent. He talks with Eloise about his big adventure, and about the challenges of raising awareness of climate change. The One Hot Minute podcast is a companion series to Stuff’s One Hot Minute video series, in which climate-change change-makers are given just 60 seconds to talk about climate change. Then in this podcast we dig deeper into that idea. To watch the videos, see www.stuff.co.nz/onehotminute. The series is part of Stuff’s Forever Project. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Right now, there’s a heatwave in one of the coldest parts of the planet. So sound recordist Mark Michel travelled to the bottom of the world and brought back the unbelievable sounds of the melting Antarctic continent. He talks with Eloise about his big adventure, and about the challenges of raising awareness of climate change.

The One Hot Minute podcast is a companion series to Stuff’s One Hot Minute video series, in which climate-change change-makers are given just 60 seconds to talk about climate change. Then in this podcast we dig deeper into that idea. To watch the videos, see www.stuff.co.nz/onehotminute. The series is part of Stuff’s Forever Project.

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]]> 1557 no Elizabeth Knox: the novelist who says politicians need scifi lessons Elizabeth Knox is one of New Zealand’s best-known authors, with bestsellers including The Vintner’s Luck, the Dreamhunter novels and The Absolute Book. She's famous for creating extraordinarily detailed alternate worlds, but she’s also an astute observer of this world – especially the conundrums and challenges of climate change. She talks to Eloise Gibson about climate grief, climate hope, the complications of gardening in a changing climate – and why our politicians and policy-makers should take lessons in writing science fiction. The One Hot Minute podcast is a companion series to Stuff’s One Hot Minute video series, in which guests get just 60 seconds to deliver their big idea about climate change. Then in this podcast we dig deeper into that idea. To watch the videos, see www.stuff.co.nz/onehotminute. The series is part of Stuff’s Forever Project. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Tue, 06 Oct 2020 05:00:00 -0000 full 1 4 Stuff Audio Elizabeth Knox is one of New Zealand’s best-known authors, with bestsellers including The Vintner’s Luck, the Dreamhunter novels and The Absolute Book. She's famous for creating extraordinarily detailed alternate worlds, but she’s also an astute observer of this world – especially the conundrums and challenges of climate change. She talks to Eloise Gibson about climate grief, climate hope, the complications of gardening in a changing climate – and why our politicians and policy-makers should take lessons in writing science fiction. The One Hot Minute podcast is a companion series to Stuff’s One Hot Minute video series, in which guests get just 60 seconds to deliver their big idea about climate change. Then in this podcast we dig deeper into that idea. To watch the videos, see www.stuff.co.nz/onehotminute. The series is part of Stuff’s Forever Project. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Elizabeth Knox is one of New Zealand’s best-known authors, with bestsellers including The Vintner’s Luck, the Dreamhunter novels and The Absolute Book. She's famous for creating extraordinarily detailed alternate worlds, but she’s also an astute observer of this world – especially the conundrums and challenges of climate change.

She talks to Eloise Gibson about climate grief, climate hope, the complications of gardening in a changing climate – and why our politicians and policy-makers should take lessons in writing science fiction.


The One Hot Minute podcast is a companion series to Stuff’s One Hot Minute video series, in which guests get just 60 seconds to deliver their big idea about climate change. Then in this podcast we dig deeper into that idea. To watch the videos, see www.stuff.co.nz/onehotminute. The series is part of Stuff’s Forever Project.

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]]> 1475 no Shaun Hendy: the physicist who refused to get on a plane Since Covid-19 struck, Auckland physicist Shaun Hendy has been constantly in the news for his work modelling the virus’s spread. But before then, he was best known for his very public refusal to get on a plane – or rather, his refusal to get on any planes at all for an entire year. He comes on the show to discuss the personal costs of climate activism, and to explain why he’s calling for the restoration of the daily train service between Auckland and Wellington. The One Hot Minute podcast is a companion series to Stuff’s One Hot Minute video series, in which guests get just 60 seconds to deliver their big idea about climate change. Then in this podcast we dig deeper into that idea. To watch the videos, see www.stuff.co.nz/onehotminute. The series is part of Stuff’s Forever Project. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Sun, 20 Sep 2020 17:00:00 -0000 full 1 3 Stuff Audio Since Covid-19 struck, Auckland physicist Shaun Hendy has been constantly in the news for his work modelling the virus’s spread. But before then, he was best known for his very public refusal to get on a plane – or rather, his refusal to get on any planes at all for an entire year. He comes on the show to discuss the personal costs of climate activism, and to explain why he’s calling for the restoration of the daily train service between Auckland and Wellington. The One Hot Minute podcast is a companion series to Stuff’s One Hot Minute video series, in which guests get just 60 seconds to deliver their big idea about climate change. Then in this podcast we dig deeper into that idea. To watch the videos, see www.stuff.co.nz/onehotminute. The series is part of Stuff’s Forever Project. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Since Covid-19 struck, Auckland physicist Shaun Hendy has been constantly in the news for his work modelling the virus’s spread. But before then, he was best known for his very public refusal to get on a plane – or rather, his refusal to get on any planes at all for an entire year. He comes on the show to discuss the personal costs of climate activism, and to explain why he’s calling for the restoration of the daily train service between Auckland and Wellington.


The One Hot Minute podcast is a companion series to Stuff’s One Hot Minute video series, in which guests get just 60 seconds to deliver their big idea about climate change. Then in this podcast we dig deeper into that idea. To watch the videos, see www.stuff.co.nz/onehotminute. The series is part of Stuff’s Forever Project.

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]]> 1523 no Marama Davidson: The Green politician who wants climate change activists to listen up https://www.stuff.co.nz/onehotminute At Standing Rock, native American protesters faced down the fossil fuel industry, turning off the tap on a vast oil pipeline. As Greens co-leader Marama Davidson explains, the infamous standoff in the Dakotas is just one example of the ways climate activists and indigenous peoples are finding common cause around the globe – including in New Zealand. Plus, she shares her hot tips for talking to children about climate change. The One Hot Minute podcast is a companion series to Stuff’s One Hot Minute video series, in which climate-change changemakers are given just 60 seconds to deliver their big idea about climate change. Then in this podcast we dig deeper into that idea. To watch the videos, see www.stuff.co.nz/onehotminute. The series is part of Stuff’s Forever Project. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Sun, 06 Sep 2020 17:00:00 -0000 full 1 2 Stuff Audio At Standing Rock, native American protesters faced down the fossil fuel industry, turning off the tap on a vast oil pipeline. As Greens co-leader Marama Davidson explains, the infamous standoff in the Dakotas is just one example of the ways climate activists and indigenous peoples are finding common cause around the globe – including in New Zealand. Plus, she shares her hot tips for talking to children about climate change. The One Hot Minute podcast is a companion series to Stuff’s One Hot Minute video series, in which climate-change changemakers are given just 60 seconds to deliver their big idea about climate change. Then in this podcast we dig deeper into that idea. To watch the videos, see www.stuff.co.nz/onehotminute. The series is part of Stuff’s Forever Project. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices At Standing Rock, native American protesters faced down the fossil fuel industry, turning off the tap on a vast oil pipeline. As Greens co-leader Marama Davidson explains, the infamous standoff in the Dakotas is just one example of the ways climate activists and indigenous peoples are finding common cause around the globe – including in New Zealand. Plus, she shares her hot tips for talking to children about climate change.


The One Hot Minute podcast is a companion series to Stuff’s One Hot Minute video series, in which climate-change changemakers are given just 60 seconds to deliver their big idea about climate change. Then in this podcast we dig deeper into that idea. To watch the videos, see www.stuff.co.nz/onehotminute. The series is part of Stuff’s Forever Project.

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]]> 1478 no Mike Bennetts: The oil executive who wants you to stop buying petrol https://www.stuff.co.nz/onehotminute Fossil fuel executives are the bad guys of the climate change story, right? Companies like Exxon are infamous for undermining the science of global warming. But Mike Bennetts, CEO of giant petrol retailer Z Energy, is casting himself in a different role: climate activist. Well, kind of. In this launch episode of Stuff’s new One Hot Minute podcast, Stuff’s Climate Change editor Eloise Gibson looks into the paradox of an oil company boss who reckons everyone should actually be buying less of his company’s product. The One Hot Minute podcast is a companion series to Stuff’s One Hot Minute video series, in which climate-change changemakers are given just 60 seconds to deliver their big idea about climate change. Then in this podcast we dig deeper into that idea. To watch the videos, see www.stuff.co.nz/onehotminute. The series is part of Stuff’s Forever Project. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Sun, 23 Aug 2020 17:00:00 -0000 full 1 1 Stuff Audio Fossil fuel executives are the bad guys of the climate change story, right? Companies like Exxon are infamous for undermining the science of global warming. But Mike Bennetts, CEO of giant petrol retailer Z Energy, is casting himself in a different role: climate activist. Well, kind of. In this launch episode of Stuff’s new One Hot Minute podcast, Stuff’s Climate Change editor Eloise Gibson looks into the paradox of an oil company boss who reckons everyone should actually be buying less of his company’s product. The One Hot Minute podcast is a companion series to Stuff’s One Hot Minute video series, in which climate-change changemakers are given just 60 seconds to deliver their big idea about climate change. Then in this podcast we dig deeper into that idea. To watch the videos, see www.stuff.co.nz/onehotminute. The series is part of Stuff’s Forever Project. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Fossil fuel executives are the bad guys of the climate change story, right? Companies like Exxon are infamous for undermining the science of global warming. But Mike Bennetts, CEO of giant petrol retailer Z Energy, is casting himself in a different role: climate activist. Well, kind of.

In this launch episode of Stuff’s new One Hot Minute podcast, Stuff’s Climate Change editor Eloise Gibson looks into the paradox of an oil company boss who reckons everyone should actually be buying less of his company’s product.

The One Hot Minute podcast is a companion series to Stuff’s One Hot Minute video series, in which climate-change changemakers are given just 60 seconds to deliver their big idea about climate change. Then in this podcast we dig deeper into that idea. To watch the videos, see www.stuff.co.nz/onehotminute. The series is part of Stuff’s Forever Project.

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]]> 1485 no Coming soon: Stuff’s new climate-change podcast Solving the climate crisis is going to take big ideas, and we don't have time to muck around. So Stuff is launching the One Hot Minute video series, where each guest gets 60 seconds to share their big idea about climate change. And here, in the One Hot Minute podcast, Eloise Gibson, Stuff’s climate change editor, digs deeper. In each episode, she talks to a climate-change change-maker about the big ideas from their One Hot Minute video. To watch the One Hot Minute videos, or subscribe to the podcast, see www.stuff.co.nz/onehotminute. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Mon, 17 Aug 2020 22:30:00 -0000 trailer Stuff Audio Solving the climate crisis is going to take big ideas, and we don't have time to muck around. So Stuff is launching the One Hot Minute video series, where each guest gets 60 seconds to share their big idea about climate change. And here, in the One Hot Minute podcast, Eloise Gibson, Stuff’s climate change editor, digs deeper. In each episode, she talks to a climate-change change-maker about the big ideas from their One Hot Minute video. To watch the One Hot Minute videos, or subscribe to the podcast, see www.stuff.co.nz/onehotminute. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Solving the climate crisis is going to take big ideas, and we don't have time to muck around. So Stuff is launching the One Hot Minute video series, where each guest gets 60 seconds to share their big idea about climate change. And here, in the One Hot Minute podcast, Eloise Gibson, Stuff’s climate change editor, digs deeper. In each episode, she talks to a climate-change change-maker about the big ideas from their One Hot Minute video. To watch the One Hot Minute videos, or subscribe to the podcast, see www.stuff.co.nz/onehotminute.

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