Super Green Me – Season 2

After "Y'a le feu au lac" (There's a fire in the lake), discover "Super Green Me, ma transition écologique" (Super Green Me, my ecological transition), the new podcast series by Lucas Scaltritti. In season 1, he challenged himself to live in accordance with the Paris Agreement, emitting less than 2 tons of CO2 per year (whereas the average carbon footprint per person in France is around 10 tons/year). Throughout the episodes, we follow him in his ecological transition, his doubts and questions. He takes us on his adventure that will literally change his life, he "who is not an environmentalist at heart."

We talk a lot about ecology, but how can we be TRULY eco-friendly? And, for that matter, is it even possible? Season 2 of Super Green Me, co-produced by StudioFact Audio, begins here: what dreams remain when we realize that our current lifestyle is unsustainable?

Super Green Me Season 2, available on all podcast apps.

What dreams can we hold on to?

Lucas Scaltritti

"I am very happy to announce that Super Green Me is back for a second season! I left you a few months ago, after making my extreme and rapid ecological transition, but now, a year after the end of this slightly crazy challenge, what remains? Have all these changes become a permanent part of my lifestyle? And, above all, where do I stand personally? Has it changed the way I see the world? That's what I'm going to tell you in season 2."

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Production & Mixing

Solène Moulin

Writing

Lucas Scaltritti

Matilde Meslin

Original music

Solène Moulin

Graphic design

Aurore Carric

Production

Lucas Scaltritti

Matilde Meslin

Chloe Tavitian

Camille Juzeau

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