TILclimate (Today I Learned: Climate) is MIT’s climate change podcast designed for everyone, providing easy-to-understand, nonpartisan climate information in bite-sized 10-15 minute episodes. Hosted by Laur Hesse Fisher with rotating subject matter experts from MIT and beyond, the podcast breaks down critical climate topics in plain language requiring no prior knowledge. Across six seasons, it has been featured in best climate podcast lists by The New York Times and recommended as a top science podcast on major platforms.
Use in climate science, environmental studies, or general education courses as accessible introductory material. Assign episodes for homework, discussion starters, or supplementary learning. Perfect for non-science majors needing climate literacy. Episodes work well for flipped classroom models, professional development, or community education. The 10-15 minute format fits easily into class schedules and attention spans.
Guide active listening with focused reflection on content and personal responses. Students should engage with diverse voices while processing ideas that challenge or extend their thinking. Use podcasts to expose students to different perspectives and encourage reflective listening skills.
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