Janno Media collaborated with People’s Palace Projects at Queen Mary University of London to produce their first mini-podcast series, Eco-nversation. This thought-provoking series explores the role of arts and culture in addressing the climate emergency, featuring conversations with activists, artists, and academics. The podcast launched alongside the UN climate summit #COP27, aligning with global conversations about climate action.
Project overview
The brief
People’s Palace Projects tasked us with producing a podcast series that would inspire dialogue and action around the climate crisis. They wanted to bring together a diverse array of voices to question societal roles, responsibilities, and how cultural institutions can influence hearts and minds about climate justice.
Our Approach
Our podcast team provided end-to-end production support, ensuring a smooth experience for this inaugural series. We facilitated remote recordings, connecting participants across locations. To help People’s Palace Projects achieve the best results, we provided tailored guidance on structure, content, and editing. Distribution was handled through Transistor, streaming to all major podcast platforms.
Key Highlights
- Remote Recording Flexibility: Produced a podcast series remotely, featuring experts from around the world.
- Relevant Release: Supported the launch to coincide with #COP27, ensuring global relevance and impact.
- Comprehensive Production: Guided the client through their first podcast production, from recording to final edits.
The result
The Eco-nversation podcast successfully amplified critical climate discussions, highlighting the vital intersection of arts and activism. The series reached audiences during a pivotal global moment, inspiring action and engagement in the fight for climate justice.