Welcome to Episode #11!  Meet Dr. Jonathan Cybulksi.

He is a historical ecologist and science communicator, a National Geographic Explorer and Smithsonian Fellow. 

On his TedX talk, you will discover more on Dr. Jonathan's current research focuses on the story of Hong Kong and Panama's pacific coral reefs - what they were like in the past, how they have grown and changed into their present state, and what this might mean for their persistence into the future.

With a hope to humanize science, Dr. Jonathan and I reflect on how the sciences have been perceived and how else to view it. Moreover, we marvel at the epic, yet very unspoken-of, marine biodiversity found in the Greater Bay Area.

The Common Table is a podcast by For The Common Green. We aim to give a microphone to the defenders of the planet, from academics, activists to community representatives! On a mission to protect stories, seek the truth and welcome all to share their position, perspective and plead. With a vision of an inclusive, curious, truth-seeking people and planet.

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Welcome to Episode #10!  Meet Bobby Edge-Partington.

Having just finished a year in Oxford, with a Master of Science in Environmental Change and Management, Bobby has spent the recent years focused on environmental studies. As he has done his thesis on food systems, paid close attention to the gaps of opportunity for funding and resources in the Global South, and used videography to further convey needed stories, Bobby shares his realisations and observations about this not-so-green field.

The Common Table is a podcast by For The Common Green. We aim to give a microphone to the defenders of the planet, from academics, activists to community representatives! On a mission to protect stories, seek the truth and welcome all to share their position, perspective and plead. With a vision of an inclusive, curious, truth-seeking people and planet.

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Welcome to Episode #9!  Meet a youth in Ireland that has been actively spearheading the community in her area in climate justice and equality.

In light of women's month, it is hard to ignore the amazing work and efforts done by the youth across the planet. Saoirse Exton does not allow her age of sixteen years to get in the way of voice being unheard and her ability to participate -- from in policy making within her educational system or COP26 in the latter part of 2021.

In this episode, we reflect the nuances and multilayered aspects of our activism and demands for change, such as representation and news consumption. Saoirse shares her frustration about not being able to appropriately and rightfully utilise our privilege, where we can be expanding our knowledge and awareness, for the betterment of the planet and people.

Hop on this conversation about how the grey lines and difficult reflection questions we need to navigate through when trying to advocate and lead.

Thank you, Saoirse, for sitting down for this open up and reflect on record. I know you will take great strides one day with your thoughtful heart. All the best! Xx

The Common Table is a podcast by For The Common Green. We aim to give a microphone to the defenders of the planet, from academics, activists to community representatives! On a mission to protect stories, seek the truth and welcome all to share their position, perspective and plead. With a vision of an inclusive, curious, truth-seeking people and planet.

Find us on Instagram and Facebook! 💚