This week we head outside the glass offices of the Guardian to hear what the outside world has been making of the campaign.  Has it had the impact the team has been hoping it would?  What do the Guardian’s peers in the media think? Are the academics convinced?  The team take a deep breath and step into the line of fire.  

Episode 7: Attacks

It's time to talk about one of the biggest players in the climate change story, the US. This week the Guardian's US environment correspondent, Suzanne Goldenberg, guides us through the political scene across the pond and talks to the man who has been called the "king of climate denial", Marc Morano.

Episode 8: The US

In this episode we head to church. The faith groups have huge followings and have adopted climate change as a cause for decades. What can the Guardian learn from religion? And how can the the paper use the language of sacrifice when it doesn’t have quite the same offer of salvation. 


Episode 9: Religion

In this extended interview, the Guardian's editor in chief, Alan Rusbridger, head of environment Damian Carrington and energy editor Terry Macalister put all the questions you've wanted to ask to the head of Shell. Why do they continue to invest in new ways to take oil and gas out of the ground when they already have more than they can possibly burn?

Episode 10: Shell

Revelation is a powerful tool, and every good campaign needs it. So we go fly-on-the-wall to see how the Guardian's Pulitzer-winning investigation team is trying to pull together five investigative pieces into a handful of the biggest and most powerful fossil fuel organisations in the world. The team (James Ball, Harry Davies, Felicity Lawrence, Suzanne Goldenberg, Terry Macalister, Simon Bowers and Alice Ross, led by John Mullin) have just seven weeks to get these pieces ready, and the tension is mounting.

Episode 11: Investigations

In this, our final episode, we look back at the highs and lows of the past five months. Have the Guardian's original campaign targets, the Wellcome Trust and the Gates Foundation, budged on divestment? Will it push political action at the climate summit in Paris, just six months away? Does the incoming new editor-in-chief Kath Viner want to continue the campaign? As Alan Rusbridger packs his office the team gather one last time to pick over the bones of the project and work out whether they managed to move the needle on climate change.

Episode 12: Impact

Climate change is the biggest threat to humanity yet journalism has struggled for two decades to tell a story that doesn’t leave the public feeling disheartened and disengaged. This podcast series lets you behind the scenes as the Guardian's editor in chief Alan Rusbridger and team set out to find a new narrative. Recording as we go, you’ll hear what works, as well as our mistakes. Is there a new way to make the world care?

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