13.03.2023 - Radioactivists from Radio Helsinki – Graz, Radio Marš – Marbor and Radio Student – Zagreb gathered in Zagreb and for a weekend locked in the studio researching, debating and revealing reality of second hand vs. fast...
01.03.2023 - Dear second hand lovers, fans of vintage, 80s, 90s, xy-ish. Dear all who are into antique furniture, to the ones who donate clothes, care deeply about the consequences of the fast fashion. And dear all who are on the way to become one. Maybe a...
22.02.2023 - Episode is in Croatian language – done by Radio Student Zagreb Ivan, Sara S and Sara P discussed the 17 UN Sustainable Development Goals. They touched on some goals that are most closely related to sustainable living and ecology and...
15.02.2023 - In this week’s Radio MARŠ-produced episode of the Unpolluted on air podcast, we talked to Simon Žlahtič, a man of culture, in both senses (don’t worry, this joke is referenced only once throughout the podcast). Simon majored in Art History...
30.01.2023 - The fresh new February edition of Unpolluted on Air done by Radioactivists of Radio Helsinki Graz. The topic of this podcast is sustainable development goals. Have you heard of them? Would you claim that you know exactly what they mean? What about...
18.01.2023 - Are there significant differences in perception of a global problem between different generations of Zagreb residents?
11.01.2023 - The eternal conflict between generations is also evident in the environmental struggle, more relevant today than ever before.
02.01.2023 - Generational awareness of sustainable ways of living
20.12.2022 - Do individuals throw away more food than food industries? Are there ways to manage food waste? How can we as individuals reduce food waste? What are our stances on throwing away food? These are the points which we discuss in our new episode. Sara...
18.12.2022 - In this week's episode, an empty-stomached Zinedin in Jan from Radio MARŠ spout a humanistic talk about numbers, habits, systemic mistakes and phenomena relating to food that eventually ends up in the trash bin.
