The Honestly Allegedly Podcast

They keep saying schools are "greening" education - tree-planting days, eco clubs, a few climate facts bolted onto a lesson plan. But only 2% of global climate funding goes to education. So what's actually going on?On this episode of Honestly Allegedly, we sit down with Olivia Copsey, Global Lead for Eco-Schools at the Foundation for Environmental Education, to find out why "greening education" so rarely becomes real classroom impact — and what it would actually take to fix that.You'll learn:🌱 Why

What happens when we stop talking about development in big words and start asking what it actually looks like in people’s everyday lives?In this episode of Honestly Allegedly, we sit down with Mayokun Iyaomolere, an environmental sustainability professional, climate advocate, and Founder/Executive Director of Plogging Nigeria, for a conversation about the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), sustainability, education, waste management, and the gap between talking about development and actually

Where does the name "Honestly Allegedly" actually come from and what is it protecting? In this first episode, we get into what international development really looks like on the ground, why independence hasn't always meant control, and why young people keep getting invited into rooms just to take notes. Honest, unfiltered, and not asking for permission.Don't forget to use #HonestlyAllegedly or #HAMPodcast to share your thoughts while listening to the podcast! We love reading your posts on LinkedIn