Another ClimateTech Podcast
Explore the fight against climate change through interviews with climate tech founders, investors, activists, academics, artists, and more.
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- Update frequency
- every 10 days
- Average duration
- 33 minutes
- Episodes
- 82
- Years Active
- 2023 - 2025
If you don’t laugh, you’ll probably cry, with comedian and climate researcher Matt Winning
"I was sitting at a cafe in Prague with my headphones on and just laughing like a crazy person." -Ryan, watching Matt’s TEDx talk.
Matt Winning is an environmental researcher and stand-up comedian who…
Cultivated caviar and foie gras may soon hit your plate, with Yossi Quint of Ark Biotech
Yossi Quint is the founder and CEO of Ark Biotech, a startup focused on computational bioprocessing in the cultivated meat industry.
In this episode we talked about:
🧬 Ark's role in accelerating the de…
A kayaker turns her passion into a startup, with Jessica Droujko of Riverkin
Jessica Droujko is a passionate kayaker and lover of rivers. So it’s fitting that she should combine that passion and her PhD from ETH Zürich to launch Riverkin, a startup that monitors river health.
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The witty professor: comedy meets academia, with Prof. Max Boykoff of the University of Colorado
Max Boykoff is a professor of environmental studies at the University of Colorado. His research focuses on the cultural dimensions of climate change, with a particular interest in how media and vario…
Fixing the chemical industry's emissions problem with Marissa Beatty of Turnover Labs
Marissa Beatty is the co-founder and CEO of Turnover Labs, a startup developing technology to convert CO2 into valuable chemicals. With a background in chemical engineering and a Ph.D. from Columbia …
A €160 million fund pioneering a science-based approach to VC with Jessica Burley of Planet A Ventures
Jessica Burley is an investor at Planet A Ventures, a €160 million fund pioneering a science-based approach to venture capital. Jessica is passionate about impact measurement and, as she says: "If th…
WebMD co-founder Kittu Kolluri of Neotribe Ventures invests where bits meet atoms
I spoke with WebMD co-founder and veteran VC Kittu Kolluri of Neotribe Ventures to talk about what he’s investing in, the importance of board governance, and what active investing actually means.
We t…
Gen Z collabs with Aneta Londa of Moonshot Pirates and the winners of the Shape the Future competition
Aneta Londa is the founder of Moonshot Pirates, an organization that empowers young changemakers to tackle global challenges. In this episode, Aneta is joined by Annie Zountsa and Elanu Karakus, winn…
What to do after selling a $100 million company? Start another, with Alex Ivanenko of HyWatts
I spoke with Alex Ivanenko, the founder of HyWatts, about building “power plants in a box” and about why, after selling a company for more than $100 million, he started another one right away.
In this…
EV charging must be open-source! With Marco Möller of Pionix
Marco Möller is a computer scientist, physicist, and serial entrepreneur. He’s passionate about electrical transportation and recently turned his attention to open sourcing the world of EV charging.
I…
Making batteries out of CO2, with Sebastian Pohlmann of UpCatalyst
Sebastian Pohlmann is VP of Business Development at UpCatalyst, which makes carbon nanotubes and graphite from CO2. They are literally taking one of the world’s most problematic waste streams and tur…
The war in Ukraine and what it means for energy and the environment, with Juraj Krivošík of SEVEn
This is a topic I’ve wanted to talk about on the podcast for the whole last year. 🌟 Juraj Krivošík is the Executive Director at SEVEn, The Energy Efficiency Center, in Prague. He’s also in my opinion…
Making leather from beer with Brett Cotten of Arda Biomaterials
Who needs a cow to make leather when you've got beer? Brett Cotten is co-founder of London-based Arda Biomaterials and in this episode we talked about:
🐄 The problems of the traditional leather indust…
Forests have been undervalued for too long but Lisett Luik of Arbonics is fixing that
Lisett Luik is co-founder of Arbonics, an Estonian company that believes forests have been undervalued for far too long and is seeking to rememdy that.
In this episode we talked about:
🌳 How Arbonics i…
Is this the most sustainable protein in the world? with Yonatan Golan of Brevel
To celebrate the launch of their new facility this week, I spoke with Yonatan Golan, co-founder of Brevel. Brevel makes possibly the most sustainable protein in the world through a process that speed…
Aviation can be far more sustainable right now, with Maxime Meijers of Estuaire
Meet Maxime Meijers, co-founder of Estuaire, a company that is working across the aviation industry to reduce its climate effects.
In this episode we talked about:
🛩️ The often overlooked impact of con…
Hardware is hard but we wrote the playbook with Andreas Schwarzenbrunner of Speedinvest
Andreas Schwarzenbrunner always thought he's get into politics. But, as a partner leading the climate tech and industrial tech practices at Speedinvest, he's arguably playing an even bigger role in E…
Is this the world's best plant-based pizza? With Joe Hill of One Planet Pizza
Meet Joe Hill, Co-founder of One Planet Pizza. Joe has dedicated his career to promoting plant-based eating through the medium of delicious pizza. In this episode we talked about:
🌿 The importance of …
A university dropout becomes a university chancellor with Christian Rebernik of Tomorrow University
Christian Rebernik is the mastermind behind Tomorrow University, an accredited online university using business education to drive impact and sustainability. In this interview we talked about:
👑 Chris…
Fighting food misinformation with Robbie Lockie of the Freedom Food Alliance
Robbie Lockie is co-founder of Plant-Based News and has just launched the Freedom Food Alliance, which fights misinformation and empowers people with the best science and expert alliances to create m…