Ummehani Nalawala

2 months ago

In this episode, Rajeev talks to one of his old friends Sir Robert Swan. They thoroughly discuss about climatic changes and how people believe that somebody else will save the planet. Robert pin points the reality and explains how we can make a difference rather than relying on others to take initiative. They also discuss about the thoughts of young generation towards saving their planet and understanding the need for sustainability and how they fail to do so. The podcast is a really interesting one.

Shanaya Punjabi

2 months ago

I absolutely loved listening to Mr Rajeev Peshwaria on this podcast! It was super insightful and I a budding entrepreneur had a lot to take away from this particular podcast. What I enjoyed the most was the passion with which he was explaining everything and the humbleness with which he spoke during the podcast. 🤍✨

Mansi Purao

2 months ago

The podcast starts with Rajeev quoting Robert, saying that we all acknowledge climate change and then do nothing except wait for a magical thing to happen that will fix it all. But, it is a reminder that only we will make the difference. They also talk about resilience, and listening to Robert's tale of failure over and over again, but still trying to get up there on the pole has been damn well inspiring.

Mihika Sawant

2 months ago

In episode, we get to hear about Robert Swan - a legend in sustainability and his journey towards it. Hello talks about how people - specifically privileged people can contribute to saving our planet. They also talk about young generation and how it is important to preserve planet for them and also teach everyone about leadership i.e. how to adapt a nature that is more sustainable. Recommend it to each and everyone to learn more what you can at personal level and not just leave it to businesses

arohi khedkar

2 months ago

Mr. Robert, saying: Most of the people watching us today are privileged-so What are we doing with our privilege? was really a slap on the face. His story was really interesting. The whole discussion reminded me, that our environment is now begging us not to just listen but act. Besides, As Mr. Rajiv said very well, it is not just words. Practice what you preach and use your influence to inspire others.

Pallavi Gulati

2 months ago

The talk focuses a lot on the role of leadership in climate changes and sustainability. This stands out for me as most times the entire responsibility is laid on end users to take care of our environment. While we all understand big damages are happening around the world at an industrial level. The section that covers the state of North Pole in the present time, was disheartening to listen. It really makes you wonder what are we leaving for future generations.

Debjani Ghosh

2 months ago

I liked episode 1 in this podcast series so I plugged into episode 2 as well. This one was hugely informative. I liked how Swan, through a lucid narration style, drills home the fact that people are not serious about climate change. They believe someone else can bring the change while they can carry on with their ignorant attitude. He gave actionable tips to both current leaders and Gen Z on how to move towards sustainability. But what I liked the best was the lessons he learnt from his own contributions (the first person to walk to both the Poles) which was resilience. An important lesson indeed!

Aditya Anand

2 months ago

Listening to Robert Swan was a great experience. His insights on climate issues are relevant and to the point. Sustainability has the younger generation as an important stakeholder and Robert duly highlights our roles and responsibilities towards them. The younger generation needs to understand and play an active role in saving the environment otherwise we will be doomed. Together only we can make a difference in saving the environment.

jass

2 months ago

"Engaging & Informative Sustainability Podcast!"

Rajeev sir expertly discusses sustainability, using relatable examples from Tata and Faber Castell. He emphasizes balance between profit, people development, and ecosystem protection, making complex concepts accessible.

The podcast's smooth flow keeps listeners engaged. Real-life examples illustrate sustainability principles, highlighting the importance of effective governance policies for environmental and social responsibility.

Rajeev sir convincingly shows how industries and the environment can coexist harmoniously. His triple-bottom-line approach to sustainability - profit, people, and planet - inspires hope for a better future.

This podcast is a must-listen for anyone interested in sustainability. Rajeev sir's expert insights and engaging narration make sustainability understandable and actionable.

Tasneem Anjum

2 months ago

It was absolutely great hearing from Robert Swan who went up to both the poles, and his adventures and key takeaways about polar exploration and conservation. The wealthy companies, governments as well as all the generations of people must contribute their respective part each day for the betterment of our planet, only then as a whole, we can see the difference.

Susmita Chakrabarty

2 months ago

In this podcast, Robert Swan, the first person to walk to both poles, paints a harrowing picture of our planet's melting ice caps. What really hits home is how urgent it is to act on climate change. He talks about leadership, pushing through challenges, and the tough reality of how fragile our planet is. Swan's passion and conviction are palpable as he emphasizes the need to listen to the science and take immediate steps to protect our planet. It's a really eye-opening conversation with Rajeev Peshawaria that makes you want to get up and do something for the Earth. This podcast is a chilling call to action that will leave you feeling inspired and motivated to make a difference.

Akanksha Singh

2 months ago

Robert Swan, in conversation to the podcast, had a lot of teachings for young generation i.e, GenZ. I like what he told about stewardship and environment, the preservation (how we can save our earth, the globe, the nature) we're living in, how to save our planet from danger. 2041 foundation, that he is working , was a great initiative I feel. Climate Anxiety is a big issue , we should be aware about says Robert. I learnt the positivity he want to convey through his initiative. I personally will to be a part of this contribution.
Every listener should go through the learnings shared.
Every youngster should engage in listening to this amazing podcast! 💚

Shainu Reddy

2 months ago

In this episode, Rajeev and Robert Swan dig deep into climate change with a focus on personal responsibility rather than waiting for others to do it. Robert Swan invests time sharing his experiences and walking both poles, focusing on resilience and urging us to protect our planet. They chat about the fact that the younger generation needs to step up and take their place. This is a tough reminder that action must be taken on climate issues now; as such, this is a must-listen for all.

Aabha Shetty

2 months ago

Robert Swan, OBE, rightly points out how the biggest bubble we live in is that we think someone else is going to fix the climate. The thought that our climate is paying the price of the cloud services we use quite shocked me. Rajeev Peshawaria, Teymoor Nabili in conversation with Robert Swan raise very concerning questions about what are we as individuals doing to save the planet and how much are we taking everything for granted. I think everyone should listen to this podcast and get a reality check.

Roopa RK

1 months ago

In Episode 2, We hear from Robert Swan talking about his unique experience as one of the few people to have walked to both the North and South Poles. He describes the extreme challenges he faced, from the freezing cold to the physical and mental strain. What makes this episode stand out is Swan’s concern about climate change. He believes he might be the last person to achieve this because the environment is changing so quickly. The melting ice and rising temperatures are making these places more dangerous and unpredictable. Swan’s story isn’t just about his personal adventure, but also a strong message about the need to take action for the planet. His journey serves as a reminder of how beautiful and fragile these polar regions are, and why we must work together to protect them before it’s too late.

Angelin Shaji

1 months ago

In this insightful podcast episode, Sir Robert Swan, a legendary explorer and environmental advocate, shares his compelling journey and profound insights on climate change. With a unique perspective gained from his polar expeditions, Swan emphasizes the urgency of addressing the climate crisis.
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<br>Drawing from his personal experiences, Swan highlights the devastating impacts of climate change on the planet's ecosystems and communities. He underscores the importance of individual action and collective responsibility in mitigating these effects. Swan's passion and eloquence are contagious, inspiring listeners to take action and become champions for a sustainable future.

Star

1 months ago

This podcast episode was captivating, featuring a discussion between Rajeev and Sir Robert Swan on the critical issue of climate change. What struck me most was how Swan emphasized that we can’t just sit back and expect others to save the planet—it’s up to each of us to take action. I loved the way they addressed the role of the younger generation in understanding sustainability, while also highlighting their struggles in doing so. Robert’s personal experiences, especially from his polar expeditions, added depth, showing just how urgent climate action has become. I really liked Rajeev’s calm and passionate delivery, making complex ideas easy to grasp. Definitely recommend it for anyone wanting to learn how individuals—not just businesses—can make a difference.

Diptisha Sarkar

1 months ago

In the 2nd episode of the podcast, Rajeev sir's old friend, whom he describes as the epitome of sustainable sustainability- Robert Swan sir is the guest. The talk was very inspiring, especially for the younger generation. They discuss the young generation's duties and responsibilities towards sustainability. Their discussion also included people's negligence towards our changing climate. It was a great experience hearing from Robert Swan. We must take serious steps to protect our Earth. We can't just expect something to occur magically and save our planet, we need to take massive steps to protect our environment altogether.

Darshika garg

1 months ago

In the second episode Rajeev and his friend talk about how these days people are aware of the climatic changes and the future of earth, may be not fully aware but they have a clue of what could happen in the future but they choose to ignore the situation and move forward thinking someone else will become the hero and save us. But the truth is if we want to live a good life on earth for a long time it has to be us saving ourselves. This podcast is a great inspiration for youngsters who want to help sustain the planet. This podcast is step one of a long journey.

Himani Kumar

1 months ago

Sir Robert Swan rightly points out the need of the hour to take measures for saving the planet. Steps should be taken by all the privileged people as well, in order to safeguard the environment. He shed light on the path towards sustainability for Gen Z and current leaders. Profit, People and Planet should go hand-in-hand. Highly recommended podcast for everyone.

Saloni Chauhan

1 months ago

In this episode, the podcast delves into the inspiring journey of Robert Swan, a true pioneer in sustainability, offering valuable insights on how we can all contribute to saving our planet. The episode highlights how both current leaders and the younger generation must embrace sustainability, not only to preserve the Earth but also to lead by example. Swan's powerful message calls out the common misconception that change is someone else's responsibility, emphasizing that each of us can make a difference. His personal experiences, particularly being the first to walk to both Poles, demonstrate resilience and the critical role of individual action. This engaging and informative episode is a must-listen for anyone serious about sustainability.

Ayush

1 months ago

Just listened to this episode with Robert Swan and it was honestly so eye-opening! He is the first person to walk to both the North and South Poles and his stories about the melting ice and climate change really hit hard. He talks about how we can’t just sit around waiting for someone else to fix things—it’s up to all of us. What I loved most was how motivating it felt. It’s not just talk; it made me want to get involved and make a difference. Definitely worth a listen if you care about our planet!

Shailja Srivastava

1 months ago

A wealth of knowledge on resilience, leadership, and the urgent necessity of personal accountability in the battle against climate change can be found in the audio episode with Sir Robert Swan. His experience illustrates the significant influence of proactive leadership and personal dedication, having gone from the poles to classrooms and corporate boardrooms. Swan's message is clear: don't wait for someone else to preserve the globe; time is of the essence when it comes to both climate change and Antarctica preservation. Take immediate action, set a good example, and encourage others to follow suit.

Niveditha Preeth

1 months ago

Rajeev's insightful discussion on climate change's impact on vulnerable ecosystems is a must-listen. This episode urges us to transition from awareness to action, emphasizing the importance of preserving our planet for future generations and adopting sustainable leadership. Highly recommended for anyone looking to make a personal impact in combating climate change. After being thoroughly engaged by the previous episode, I eagerly dove into this one, and it left me feeling inspired to take action. I highly recommend this episode to everyone, as it offers valuable insights into personal actions we can take to combat climate change, beyond relying solely on businesses to drive change.

jass

1 months ago

Rajeev speaks with Sir Robert Swan, an old friend, in this episode. They go into great detail regarding climate change and the belief that someone else will save the world. Instead of depending on others to take the initiative, Robert highlights the truth and outlines how we can change things. They also talk on the younger generation's attitudes about protecting the environment, realizing the need of sustainability, and how they fall short in these areas. It's a pretty fascinating podcast.

Bhagyashree Roy

a month ago

I absolutely loved hearing this podcast. Truly amazing. There's so much to hear in this podcast and I believe everyone should hear this atleast once in their life. Rajeev's detailed opinion and insight on climate change is pretty amazing and cool. This podcast is truly amazing to hear mostly for this generation who are more looking forward to more sustainability and protection of the environment. Rajeev's message is clear : we cannot wait for the others to protect the globe ( earth ). We, ourselves, are responsible for ourselves and protecting our planet Earth.

Trishita Das

a month ago

The podcast is an interesting one. I loved listening to Mr Rajeev Peshwaria. They also talk about the young generation and how it is important to preserve the planet for them and teach everyone about leadership. It makes you wonder what we are leaving for future generations. Only together can we make a difference in saving the environment.

Prayukta Padelkar

a month ago

I came across the second episode since I thoroughly enjoyed episode 1 of the podcast sequence. It was incredibly educational. What intrigued me was Swan's clear delivery style, which effectively conveys the notion that individuals do not consider the climate crisis seriously. Individuals think that somebody else can make the shift although they continue to act ignorantly. He presented practical advice regarding how to transition to environmental sustainability to younger generations and present-day leaders alike. What actually struck me as most compelling, however, was the concepts that he learned about fortitude from what he experienced as the initial individual who walked across the Poles. Definitely an invaluable session!

Soumya Shrivastava

a month ago

I do not enjoy podcasts a lot but I came across this one after reading the book. I was hooked from the very first second. The content is educational and it provides great insights on a leading issue in the world that's the well being of the environment. Loved this one and the conversation between Rajeev and Sir Swan was a very valuable session.

V Rajeshwari

14 days ago

A useful investment of my time . In this video Robert Swan discuss his experience from his expedition to one of the planet's vulnerable region, Antartica. This is a must watch video for anyone seeking inspiration and understanding of the human impact on our planet. Swan' s passion and determination makes the content engaging and impactful . It motivates us to contribute to a more sustainable future . Swan' s way of explaination makes the conversation more relatable and urgent .

Kris Kandoi

12 days ago

I was quite surprised by how much I enjoyed this podcast featuring Robert Swan discussing his experience from his expedition to Antartica. The content of the podcast is both educational and inspiring, providing a valuable perspective on the impact of humans on our planet's fragile ecosystems. Swan's passion and determination are clearly evident in his explanation of the issues facing the environment, and his conversational style makes the topic easy to understand and relate to.
The discussion with the host is engaging and informative, highlighting the importance of taking action to protect the environment. I found the second episode to be even more interesting than the first, and I walkedaway with a greater appreciation for the urgent need to address the climate crisis. Swan's practical advice on how to transition to more sustainable lifestyles is particularly valuable, and his insights on fortitude from his experiences in Antartica are thought-provoking. Overall, this is a must-listen podcast for anyone interested in environmental issues and sustainability.

Shifali Bhandari

10 days ago

In this episide, I learnt about the assumptions of young and people in general that they feel someone will bring change but they don't want to take an initiative. His insightful approach and thought provoking talk inspired me to start with myself if i want to bring any climatic changes around us. The basic need is to start with yourself.

sara samreen

9 days ago

In this powerful episode, Robert Swan, the first person to walk to both the North and South Poles, shares his firsthand experiences from the frontlines of climate change. As someone who has witnessed the rapid disappearance of ice masses, Swan brings an urgent message: the polar regions are speaking to us, pleading for us to listen and take action. The episode dives deep into the profound impact of climate change on the planet's most vulnerable ecosystems, offering listeners a sobering yet inspiring look at the challenges we face. Swan’s personal stories and insights serve as a stark reminder of how fragile our world is and how critical it is to act now. This podcast episode is both informative and empowering, urging us all to take meaningful steps toward a sustainable future. Whether you're looking for inspiration or practical ways to make a difference, this episode will leave you motivated and ready to act before it’s too late. Highly recommended for anyone concerned about the future of our planet!