Jonathon Porritt is this week's fellow in Last Week in The Garden, can we build a climate-resilient world? We are already on track for a 1.5C world, with estimates now looking at 2 degrees this century - how can half a percent cause catastrophic change? Join us for this week's episode in Last Week In Garden to hear Jonathon Porritt on our world’s climate crisis. His full talk can be found here https://onegarden.com/science/earth-day-climate-resilience

Humans have always speculated about what a perfect world might look like, whether as a reward in the afterlife, part of an origin story like the Garden of Eden, or a real place on Earth. How do we see these ideas play out in the art we create? Dr. James Fox, is an art historian at the University of Cambridge, a curator, an author and an award-winning broadcaster. James joined us in The Garden to explore how humans have attempted to create paradise on Earth through our art. You can watch his full talk here https://onegarden.com/art/james-fox-utopia

Many societies have become more economically unequal over the last 50 years;  the world’s richest 1% now owns nearly 50% of the world’s wealth. Join us this episode with Paul Johnson to discuss what has driven this increase in inequality, and is it actually a problem? Paul Johnson is the Director of the Institute for Fiscal Studies, the UK's leading economic research institute. He joined us in The Garden last week to make sense of how today's economic inequality has arisen, and explore whether we could, or should, do something about it. You can watch his full Garden talk here https://onegarden.com/society/paul-johnson-inequality