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| EPISODE 3

Plastic in our organs

Our two aliens continue on their mission to save their planet from plastic, and end up at a conference concerning the impact of this material on human health.
06 January 2022
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Created by
Oussema Gaidi
Rym Amami
Sound Design
Oussema Gaidi
Illustrations
Emna Messai
Voices
Aïda Delpuech, Nissim Gasteli
Translation
Rahma Edderdouri
Editing of the English Version
Yasmine Perkins

“Other components of plastic are also very dangerous; [...] Phthalates are additives that are added to plastic to make it softer, more malleable. It is present everywhere, even in our children's school supplies, like in rulers that do not break.”

This is what Dr. Ahlem Helali Ammari, General Practitioner and Secretary General of the Health and Environment Association, argues during this conference organized by the Heinrich Böll Foundation (HBS), as well as Nidhal Attia, the Program Coordinator of Sustainable Development and Environmental Policies at HBS.

Dr. Ahlem meticulously dissects the impact of plastic on human health in the presence of the two horrified protagonists, who become more and more aware of the issue that is threatening their planet when she explains the phenomenon of “Cyborg Babies”.

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Plastic Planet

This podcast features two aliens from the planet [(-CH2-)n], almost destroyed by the plastic brought back by humans. The two characters have come to investigate the origin of this material, its life cycle and how humanity is taming it. We will follow their quest to analyze this phenomenon in Tunisia and their meetings with Tunisian members of the faction Guerilla Pacifist for a Radiant Future without Plastic.

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