Greenpeace’s SystemShift Podcast Season 3: Driving Systemic Change

Greenpeace International has officially launched the much-anticipated third season of its groundbreaking podcast, SystemShift, in collaboration with Manchester-based production company, Crowd Network. This season builds on the success of previous iterations and aims to delve deeper into the nexus of social justice, economic reform, and climate action.

Cover Art Of Greenpeace’s SystemShift Podcast Season 3

Designed to inspire systemic change, this season takes on the bold question: “Can change happen in our lifetime?” With a focus on accessible and engaging content, the podcast promises to spotlight actionable solutions and real-life success stories that tackle pressing global challenges.

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1 A New Season of Thoughtful Engagement

1.1 Key Themes and Topics:

2 Meet the Hosts: Driving Global Conversations

3 Enhanced Accessibility: A Podcast for All

4 Behind the Scenes: A Collaborative Effort

5 When and Where to Listen

6 Why You Should Tune In

6.1 Highlights of What to Expect:

7 Join the Movement

A New Season of Thoughtful Engagement

After captivating audiences in its first two seasons, which explored global financial systems and the concept of a wellbeing economy, the third season of SystemShift is set to redefine conversations about the economy. This time, the podcast zeroes in on creating an economy that prioritizes people and the planet over profits.

Key Themes and Topics:

Taxes: How taxation can become a tool for equity and environmental sustainability.
Mental Health: Addressing the psychological impact of the climate crisis and pathways to resilience.
Artificial Intelligence: Exploring how AI can serve as a force for good in systemic change.

The podcast will feature a series of discussions spanning eight episodes, with perspectives and voices from five continents. These global dialogues aim to engage a diverse audience and encourage collective action.

Meet the Hosts: Driving Global Conversations

Carl Schlyter, Jocelyn Longdon, and Yewande Omotoso will co-host the season, bringing a mix of expertise, passion, and fresh perspectives. Their dynamic approach will delve into complex issues with clarity, offering listeners actionable insights and hope.

Yewande Omotoso, who also serves as a Story Advisor at Greenpeace International, emphasizes the podcast’s mission:

“We want to build momentum for the redistribution of wealth and power through SystemShift, using an intersectional approach to shine a light on the hope for social and climate justice.”

Enhanced Accessibility: A Podcast for All

In a move to make its content more inclusive and accessible, Greenpeace International has introduced video episodes of SystemShift on its YouTube channel. This addition caters to diverse audiences, including deaf and non-English-speaking listeners, with subtitles available for all videos. This inclusive approach reflects Greenpeace’s commitment to ensuring no one is left out of the conversation.

Listeners are encouraged to join the dialogue by sharing their thoughts online, fostering a global community dedicated to systemic change.

Behind the Scenes: A Collaborative Effort

Steve Jones, Content Director at Crowd Network, shares insights into the creative process:

“Working with an international organisation like Greenpeace International has been incredibly rewarding. We’ve worked hard to bring the team’s vital work to wider audiences with visual podcasts.”

Crowd Network’s innovative multichannel approach ensures SystemShift engages a broader audience, inspiring them to become advocates for systemic change.

When and Where to Listen

Mark your calendars! Season three of SystemShift officially launches on Wednesday, 22 January. Episodes will be available on all major podcast platforms, alongside video versions on YouTube, ensuring accessibility for all.

Why You Should Tune In

With thought-provoking discussions and actionable solutions, this season of SystemShift is more than just a podcast—it’s a call to action. Whether you’re an activist, policymaker, or simply someone eager to learn, this season has something for everyone.

Highlights of What to Expect:

Global perspectives from experts, activists, and changemakers.
Inspiring success stories that prove systemic change is possible.
Practical steps listeners can take to make a difference.

Join the Movement

Be part of the global conversation by tuning in to SystemShift and engaging with the community online. Share your thoughts, insights, and ideas using the hashtag #SystemShiftPodcast to connect with like-minded individuals working towards a fairer, more sustainable world.