Sounds In Our Changing World Presents: Zone Rouge

Zone Rouge || Winter

Montreal is known for its long and beautiful winters, however Winter in the city is looking very different from what it used to be during our parents' time. This episode of Zone Rouge looks at disappearing ice palaces, outdoor skating and eco-grief - how winter is changing, and what those changes mean for mental health. Hosted by Moira Donovan. Funded by the Community Radio Fund of Canada.

Zone Rouge || Disease

The COVID-19 pandemic made us all aware of how fast a virus can spread across the globe. This episode of Zone Rouge uncovers how the climate crisis will lead to a rise in diseases, far more deadly than what we've seen so far. Hosted by Moira Donovan. Funded by the Community Radio Fund of Canada.

Zone Rouge || Waste

Most Montrealers are completely unaware of what happens to their waste once they drop in on the curb. In this episode of Zone Rouge, we examine how the climate crisis is making waste management more difficult. Hosted by Moira Donovan. Funded by the Community Radio Fund of Canada.

Zone Rouge || Food

Montreal is a great spot for fine dining and culinary exploration, however climate change has been causing problems for agriculture, leading to food scarcity. In this episode of Zone Rouge, we take a tour through the ways the climate crisis could affect what's on your plate. Hosted by Moira Donovan. Funded by the Community Radio Fund of Canada.

Zone Rouge || Migration

Movement is essential to life, and as the climate changes, more people - and other species - are on the move than ever. In this episode, Zone Rouge looks at how this movement will collide with Canada's immigration policy, an increasingly sprawling Montreal, and the resistance to finding new modes of transport. Hosted by Moira Donovan. Funded by the Community Radio Fund of Canada.