HeyJaredJust Europe
A podcast series that takes a closer look at the challenges we face on the path to a fair and inclusive Europe and brings open conversations on how research, innovation and policy-making support people, strengthen Europe’s social model and ensure a just transition for all.
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- Sep 22, 2026
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Home Sweet Home: where affordability meets sustainability (opens the original)
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In this episode we talk 'housing' - how can we make it affordable and climate resilient for everyone? Since 2013, house prices in the EU have risen by more than 60%. Rent costs have jumped, especially in cities, and affordable housing supply just isn't keeping up with demand. At the same time, extreme weather conditions are imposing as much stress as sky-rocketing energy bills and unequal living environments. Political scientist and Secretary general of SOLIDAR Mikael Leyi, Anna Iafisco, Policy
The power of doubt: how climate disinformation delays action (opens the original)
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In this episode, we put the climate conversation into the spotlight, exploring how disinformation can drown out more nuanced, evidence-based perspectives. When that happens, it's easy to think those who care are in the minority — and climate progress stalls. What is climate disinformation? Who is most vulnerable to believing it? Who is spreading it? And what is Europe doing to tackle it? Three experts in social science, disinformation research, and digital governance discuss this complex landsca
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