26:12

S02:E01 Apr 3, 2026

Not Just a Rat Problem: Christophe Diagne on Rodents, Invasions & Zoonotic Risk

Nicolas Ortiz-Tribinos hosts researcher Christophe Diagne to explore the “One Health” approach and its power to connect environmental, animal, and human health. They delve into how biological invasions and changing rodent communities in West Africa impact zoonotic disease risks, highlighting the urgent need for transdisciplinary collaboration to protect our shared ecosystems

29:07

S02:E02 Apr 7, 2026

Beyond the Spray: Daniel Schwantes on Pesticides, environmental synergy and alternative solutions

Agustina hosts researcher Pr. Daniel Schwantes to uncover the complex impact of pesticides on our health and ecosystems through the lens of the “One Health” approach. Discover with them the hidden dangers of chemical exposure and the innovative rise of biopesticides as a sustainable path forward for the future of global food systems

31:29

S02:E03 Apr 7, 2026

Soil as a climate hero: Carbon farming with prof. Daniel Said-Pullicino

Edoardo and Prof. Daniel Said-Pullicino explore the promises of Carbon Farming, soil health, and why small, science-based actions today can reduce global pollution and shape tomorrow’s sustainable agriculture.

23:38

S02:E04 Apr 7, 2026

Bridging Science and Economics: The Interdisciplinary Fight Against Floods with Dr Pini Wijayanti

Dewi Sakinah interviews Dr Pini Wijayanti to discover how environmental economics and “building back better” strategies help communities recover from devastating floods,. This episode reveals how measuring hidden economic impacts and fostering interdisciplinary collaboration can build a more resilient future

24:16

S02:E05 Apr 7, 2026

Bugs, Beans & Biotech:a glimpse into the Future of Protein with Guilherme Miranda Tavares

With the expertise of Pr. Guilherme Miranda Tavares, Giulia Takaku gives you a glimpse of the future of food, from alternative proteins like insects to circular economy strategies that transform by-products into nutritious ingredients to secure food sovereignty and build a more sustainable, resilient global food system

26:54

S02:E06 Apr 7, 2026

Feeding the World: A Conversation with Pr. Huang Yung-Fen黃永芬 on Genomics, Forage Systems, and the Future of Crop Breeding

What tools are helping breeders accelerate crop improvement in a changing climate? In this episode, Chien-Yu Cheng speaks with Pr. Huang Yung-Fen about breakthroughs in plant genetics, forage systems, and modern breeding methods. From genomic selection to high-throughput phenotyping, discover how science is reshaping the future of crop improvement.

35:00

S02:E07 Apr 7, 2026

The Amazon's Future - Strategies to Scale Up the Forest Restoration with Pr. Ana Catarina Jakovac

Bernardo Barbosa welcomes Professor Ana Catarina Jakovac to discuss the urgent challenge of restoring the Amazon rainforest and averting catastrophic ecological tipping point,. Together, they reveal how we can transform the “Arc of Deforestation” into an “Arc of Restoration” by bridging cutting-edge LIDAR technology with the invaluable wisdom of indigenous and local communitiese

21:58

S02:E08 Apr 7, 2026

⁠⁠When Fish Become Heroes: A Nature-Based Solution to Dengue - with Pr Alejandro López.

This episode explores how native fish species in Argentina are being used to reduce mosquito larvae in urban water reservoirs. Hosted by Samantha Jimenez, Professor Alejandro López from the University of Buenos Aires joins us to explain how ecology, community engagement, and One Health principles come together in this innovative approach to dengue prevention.