In this interview series, host Jelte Posthumus (historian, podcast maker, and teacher) talks with guests about art & culture, migration & diversity, and a livable earth.

In general, right-wing political parties don't necessarily have a very green agenda, with some exceptions. What does that mean for our future, now that Europe is shifting to the right? Will we still have a livable earth in the future? We'll discuss this with Peter Kuipers Munneke and Rebekka de Wit. We know Peter primarily as a weather presenter for the NOS. Additionally, he is a PhD polar researcher. He has a thorough knowledge of climate change and its effects on the Netherlands and the world.
Rebekka de Wit is a writer and performer. From 2016, she took over the artistic direction of De Tijd together with Freek Vielen and Suzanne Grotenhuis. Together they transformed it into theater de Nwe Tijd. With Anoek ... she created the performance The Shell Case, which shows how everyone in the climate debate shifts their responsibility and what consequences this has.