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Mind the Cap podcast series

Mind the Cap podcast series

By: Federico Fabiani
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 Mind the Cap is a podcast series exploring how young people can drive change towards a more sustainable future.

It’s a dissemination tool created to maximize the impact of MTC, an Erasmus+ project co-founded by the European Union.

Through the voices of participants in the Living Labs, the series shares real experiences, reflections, and practical ideas on climate change, sustainability, and innovative learner-centered education. A space to listen, learn, and rethink everyday habits.Copyright Federico Fabiani Economics Management Management & Leadership
Episodes
  • Episode 5 – Messages to Young People and Future Perspectives

    Episode 5 – Messages to Young People and Future Perspectives
    Dec 18 2025
    Looking ahead to the future.
    In the final episode, participants share memorable moments, reflect on the role of technology, and leave a final message to their peers on climate change and sustainability.
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    9 mins
  • Episode 4 – Motivations and Lasting Moments

    Episode 4 – Motivations and Lasting Moments
    Dec 18 2025
    What motivates young people to engage with climate action?
    Participants share personal stories, key moments, and tools from the Living Labs that shaped their awareness and commitment to sustainability.
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    6 mins
  • Episode 3 – From Ideas to Action

    Episode 3 – From Ideas to Action
    Dec 18 2025
    How does learning lead to real change?
    This episode focuses on behavioral change, everyday sustainable habits, and conversations sparked by the Living Labs, highlighting both challenges and small actions that make a difference.
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    11 mins
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