David Suzuki produced a new podcast in lockdown - NOW Toronto
Veteran science broadcaster and environmental activist David Suzuki has spent the pandemic rediscovering the fundamentals of life
nowtoronto.comI don’t have live access to current feeds right now, but here’s what’s publicly known about The David Suzuki Podcast and how to find the latest episodes.
Direct answer
- The most recent David Suzuki Podcast episodes typically appear on major platforms (David Suzuki Foundation site, Podbean, Apple Podcasts, Spotify, YouTube) and are promoted via the David Suzuki Foundation’s channels. To get the latest, check those official sources or your preferred podcast app.
How to verify the latest episodes
- Official site: The David Suzuki Podcast page on the David Suzuki Foundation site often lists the newest episodes and transcripts.
- Podcast platforms: Look for the podcast name “The David Suzuki Podcast” on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google Podcasts, or Podbean; sort by most recent.
- Social channels: The David Suzuki Foundation’s social accounts frequently announce new episodes and special guests.
- News coverage: Canadian science/nonfiction outlets sometimes highlight notable episodes or guest interviews.
Illustrative context
- Past seasons explored themes like environmental justice and climate action with guests from Indigenous communities, youth activists, and well-known public figures, which can help locate episodes around topics you care about.[1][5]
- In 2020, the podcast was launched with a focus on how the COVID-19 recovery could be a chance to build a greener, more equitable world, which set the tone for early episodes and guest lineups.[5][1]
Would you like me to narrow down by topic (e.g., climate action, Indigenous-led environmental justice, COVID-19 recovery) or by a particular guest you’re hoping to hear from? I can guide you to the exact latest episode(s) matching that. If you want, I can also summarize the most recent episode once you confirm which source you’d like me to check.