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Listen to Possibly – where we take on huge problems, like the future of our planet, and break them down into small questions with unexpected answers.

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Sustainability Science Explained:

The news is full of potential ways to “save the planet.” Should we ban plastic straws? Drive electric cars? Install solar panels? It can feel pretty overwhelming. We help you think about what matters, what you can let go, and what will actually help.

Each episode is reported by students from Brown University, rigorously fact-checked, verified by a sustainability scientist, and hosted and edited by a professional journalist.

Possibly is a co-production of The Public’s Radio, Brown University’s Institute for Environment and Society and Brown’s Climate Solutions Initiative.

 

Our Team

Possibly is a student reported show! Award-winning audio journalist Megan Hall, and Brown University Associate Provost for Sustainability and Professor of Ecology, Stephen Porder lead our team of Brown University-student reporters who pitch each story, interview guests, record the show, and mix every episode.  The result- fresh voices delivering trustworthy information to guide informed decision-making.

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Submit Your Questions to Possibly

Looking for practical advice about what you can do to help our planet? – Ask us about it!  If we pick your question, we’ll answer it in an episode and you’ll receive a free Possibly T-Shirt!

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Episodes of Possibly are under 4 minutes, non-partisan, easy to understand, and reviewed by our scientists and sustainability experts. All episodes are available on PRX for free.

 

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