 
  Meliora: a podcast from the Sustainability & Resilience Institute
Welcome to the Meliora Podcast from the Sustainability and Resilience Institute at the University of Southampton! 
This podcast  explores the greatest and most wicked problem that is sustainability, whilst looking at how we are collectively addressing this critical global challenge. 
Sustainability needs to be addressed by understanding how the economy, society, culture, politics and environment intersect, and this is the focus that informs each episode of the Meliora podcast.
In each episode, host Professor Simon Kemp and guest hosts are joined by a variety of guests, including academics, students, staff, researchers, alumni, community groups and business leaders. 
The aim of the podcast is to shine a light on the vast range of topics surrounding sustainability and to allow listeners to learn about the critical challenges we face, as well as how they can be part of the solution. We also ensure our fantastic students have the opportunity to share their brilliant work with the world.
Podcast host: Professor Simon Kemp, Deputy Director of the Sustainability & Resilience Institute, University of Southampton
Podcast editors: Lily Killner, Sophie Green, Libby Kale, Jack Dinham, Ellie Howell, School of Geography and Environmental Science, University of Southampton
Podcast communications: Hannah Parish, Alexander Ayerst, Maya Stevens, University of Southampton
Please do get in touch to discuss this podcast and any of the issues we raise by emailing sri@soton.ac.uk
Follow us on instagram and X: @meliorapodcast 
Episodes
Careers in Sustainability: Jenny Abery from the Hawk Conservancy Trust on her conservation education career, studies, and lifelong relationships
 
    Billy Weir: Assessing the impact of Eurasian Beaver (Castor fiber) reintroduction on fish populations in Plymouth, England
 
    Nurulhuda Gumay Riswandi: How can we explore and compare health infrastructures and delivery of healthcare services of two regions affected by conflict and political instability?
 
    Joelle Foster: An investigation into music engagement in adults in the UK and its relationship with general levels of nostalgia and mental well-being
 
    Jack Carter, Shaska Nicholson, Montasir Ahmed: ‘The Use of GenAI in Higher Education’
 
    Joseph Gray: Exploring how international visitors perceive the sustainability of transport at Milford Sound & the role of COVID-19 in reimagining travel at the site.
 
    James Machay: The Catalyst for change - exploring sustainability and pressures in non-league football
 
    Sophie Vokes: Does Crymlyn Bog follow the traditional theory of hydrosphere wetlands?
 
    Eleanor Toppin: A Comparative Study: Exploring Student Consumer Perspectives on the Transition from Non-Ethical to Ethical Fashion Purchases
 
    Sam Atkinson: Is the Siberian Boreal Forest nearing a Tipping Point?
 
    Heidi Wheatley: Invasive non-native species impacts on invertebrate communities
 
    Darius Printer: Left Behind Places as an Explanation for Geographies of Political Discontent - explaining right-wing populism rising trends
 
    Julia Dines: Growth vs Conservation - how can trekking tourism in Nepal adapt to a sustainable future?
 
    Ethan Dennis: Examining a narcissist’s role in the climate crisis
 
    Food for Thought: Rethinking Meat for a Sustainable Future
 
    Traditional Meats Vs Lab-Based Meats: The Sustainability Challenge of the Meat Market
 
    Exploring the sustainability of a meat-tax
 
    Feeding the Trends: who's controlling what's on your plate?
 
    Sustainability Issues in the Food Delivery Industry
 
    The sustainability impacts of university socials and nightlife
 
    Social Justice and the 15-minute city
 
    Ecotourism in the Arctic
 
    The Sustainability of 'The Line' in Saudi Arabia
 
    Beyond The Clouds (The Impact of Vapes)
