The Ecovybz Podcast

I am on a mission to educate, inspire and mobilise upcoming activists by having interactive conversations on environmental topics with youth from across the world. Drawing from a global network of inspiring youth leaders, climate activist Khadija Stewart brings a Caribbean, positive, upbeat and informal perspective to the environmental podcast scene.

Coming June 11th is the Action for the Ocean Series Inspired by Pendulum and Peace Boat US. Young Climate and Ocean activists from across the world had the opportunity to develop amazing campaigns all geared towards saving the oceans. For this first season you would hear from the organisers of the initiative as well as the youth who developed campaigns ranging from coral protection, to sustainable fashion, shark conservation and so much more. My goal is to spark inspiration and encourage each and everyone of you to learn how you can take action to protect our oceans.

The Politics of the Seabed: Navigating Sovereignty, Solidarity and Shared Inheritance – EcoVybz Podcast

What If There Is Only One Ocean? Who Gets to Decide Its Future?As the prospect of deep-sea mining moves closer, questions about critical minerals and the global energy transition are also questions about power, sovereignty and whose interests shape our shared ocean. In this special audio episode, Stephanie Leitch explores the politics of deep-sea mining through the Caribbean’s and Pacific’s histories of extraction, the legacies of colonialism and the challenges of regional cooperation.Featuring conversations with Asha Challenger, a Caribbean diplomat; Laisa Nainoka of the Pacific Network on Globalisation; and Khadija Stewart, Founder of EcoVybz Environmental Creatives and Senior Campaigner at RISE UP for the Ocean, the story examines what is at stake when decisions about the seabed are made, who bears the risks and whether the regions most affected can shape their own futures.Emerging from the Caribbean Deep Sea Mining Media Fellowship, an initiative involving Climate Tracker, Jamaica Environment Trust, EcoVybz Environmental Creatives and RISE UP for the Ocean, this special episode asks what it would mean to treat the ocean not simply as a resource to be exploited, but as a shared inheritance that demands accountability, solidarity and care.
  1. The Politics of the Seabed: Navigating Sovereignty, Solidarity and Shared Inheritance
  2. Episode 42: Beyond Credentials: Who Belongs in Conservation
  3. Episode 41: Rooted Solutions: Vetiver Grass and Climate Action
  4. Episode 40: Innovation in Context: Rethinking Agriculture and Education in the Caribbean
  5. Episode 39: Reclaiming Indigenous Identity and Land in the Caribbean

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