Feeding Your Mind increases your knowledge of sustainable food. On the menu is sounds and tastes from the future. The podcast is mostly in Swedish, but English episodes may come.
Feeding Your Mind is a podcast from the research platform SLU Future Food at SLU. The interviews are made by Ylva Carlqvist Warnborg.
The fishing industry faces sustainability challenges, and workers are often exposed to dangerous conditions. SLU researcher Alin Kadfak has created a podcast series about the fishing industry and labour to shed light on the often overlooked work done at sea. The podcast aims to bring discussions with researchers, civil society actors, journalists, and union leaders who have dedicated themselves to understanding the complexities of fisheries governance and labour conditions.
SLU in collaboration with the University of Ottawa (Canada), Institute of Social Sciences in of the Central Region (Vietnam) & Director of Centre for Natural Resources and Environment (Cambodia)
Is a local or global food system more sustainable? How big should a farm be? Debates about the future of food have become more polarised than ever - and little attention is paid to why people hold genuinely different beliefs. This podcast aims to fill this gap by exploring the evidence, worldviews, and values that people bring to global food system debates.
This is a podcast project to explore the competing visions, motivations and evidence of four different meat and livestock futures: 1) Plant-based ‘no meat’, 2) Less meat, 3) Alternative-’meat’, and 4) Efficient meat 2.0.
We speak with CEOs, civil society, food producers and scientists from across the world to unpack the promises and pitfalls with each future.
The pod from the SLU Library is for you - who are researchers and teachers, but also for you who have commitment and thoughts about how we can together find better solutions to pedagogical issues in university and college education.
A podcast from the Department of Wildlife, Fish and Environmental Studies at SLU, Umeå, where two Ph.D. students bite into topics regarding research, education, and current forest and wildlife-related news.
Open science is a movement to give everyone access to scientific results and the scientific process. In the podcast you'll hear about how SLU works with open science.
SLU Global supports SLU's work for global development to contribute to Agenda 2030.
SLU Global
Vice-Chancellor's Office
Agricultural Sciences for Global Development
PO Box 7005, SE-750 07 Uppsala
Visiting address: Almas Allé 7
global@slu.se www.slu.se/slu-global
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