Debating Marketing & Climate Change Podcast
A University of Edinburgh Business School class podcast debating questions of marketing and climate change
Author: kauxtov2
//Are individuals to blame for our planet’s demise? Dive into the sustainability debate on today’s episode! From Petrochemical companies to fast fashion, explore the real culprits behind environmental degradation. Join us as we uncover where the burden of responsibility lies, urging for systemic change. Tune in now!
by Bana Al Habash
Shifting the Blame – Transcript & References
//This podcast episode discusses the importance of individual pro-environmental actions of consumers from different perspectives. Multiple individual actions are being reviewed regarding their impact on carbon emissions, consumers’ awareness of these actions and discrepancies between their attitudes and behaviours are being analysed and the role of marketing is being examined.
By Anna Materna
Drop in the ocean or part of a tsunami – Transcript & References
Sound Effects by JuliusH via Pixabay
//Population is growing, and the world does not have enough resources to feed the crowds without compromising the lives of future generations! What if the solution to feed the crowds with minimum harm was closer than we think? In this episode, we will discuss Edible Insects, their benefits, challenges, and Western consumers’ acceptance of this novel food item.
by Deniz Erkara
Consumer Acceptance of Edible Insects in Western Markets – Transcript & References
Sound Effects by Lexin Music via Pixabay
//Join us for a deep dive into marketing’s role within sustainable consumption on today’s episode of ‘Debating Marketing & Climate Change’. Can marketing be the hero in our quest for sustainability, or does it wear a villain’s mask? Don’t miss out on an engaging mix of inspiration, controversy, and eco-activism!
by Ravi Vignesh
Can marketing be the hero in our quest for sustainability – Transcript & References
Sound Effects by SoulProdMusic, SergePavkinMusic, Pumpupthemind, and Penguinmusic via Pixabay
//I’m delighted to share a new batch of episodes coming up from our students on Marketing for Net Zero.
Ravi tackles the exciting question of marketing’s role in addressing climate change by asking: Can marketing be the hero in our quest for sustainability, or does it wear a villain’s mask?
Anna discusses the importance of individual pro-environmental actions and considers whether these are ‘a drop in the ocean or a part of a tsunami‘?
Considering different actors actions, Bana delves into where the burden of responsibility for climate action lies and asks who’s really responsible for a greener future.
Finally, Deniz explores the readiness of Western markets to accept edible insects and asks: Would you be willing to give insects a chance?
Listen in!
//In this episode, Hannah and Blandine argue for side one which emphasises that they are just a drop in the ocean. They will cover challenges of individual actions with cost-benefit analysis. Georgia and Sofia argue for side two that we are not just drops in the ocean and why individual agency is so important for collective action to create change.
Drop in the ocean_Transcript & References
//The podcast episode this week will cover the debate as to who has the greater power to have a positive impact on climate change: consumers or marketers? Hearing arguments raised by two experts in the field, concerning points such as rising consumer pressure, Ecopreneurship, and marketing sustainability. This not-to-miss podcast takes a contemporary and relevant take on the discourse, featuring current examples from the real world of business to bring the debate to life.
The Power Play_Transcript & References
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//Take a listen in on the Sustainable Suits courtroom where the role of the individual consumer in climate action will be debated in front of our esteemed Judge Judith. Will the lawyers survive in her high pressure courtroom? Or will they burn up like the Amazon rainforest in the face of her heated questioning? With passionate witness statements and fighting facts from both sides, the role of the individual consumer will be broken down and analysed to the bone. Will you come to the same conclusion as the Judge and Jury or do you have your own opinions on the matter? Listen in until the very end to hear the conclusion on this episode of Sustainable Suits!
Sustainable Suits_Transcript & References
//Welcome to our new class podcast ‘Debating Marketing & Climate Change’! To find out more about us, please visit the About page. We look forward to sharing the amazing student podcasts with you over the coming days and weeks. Do leave us a comment 🙂
