How would society survive without the telephone? And how did the evolution of the telephone evolve essentially from 2 tins and a piece of wire, to the global mobile phone network we have now? 

Rachel & Melanie take you on an exciting journey of discoveries and failures of the evolution of the phone that includes travel into the space, in the journey of how we have telephones today.  And in a world where there are more phones than there are people, what sort of strain does that put on our planet? 

Idea Evolution tells the evolution stories of everyday items and hopes to inspire families to consider their impact on the environment and guide future innovators to put the planet first.

This episode was brought to you by the UN SDG's #9 - Industry, Innovation & Infrastructure; and #12 - Responsible Consumption & Production. 

For more information on these UN SDG's and for fun activities related to this episode, check out our show notes at www.ideaevolution.com.au

 

How would society survive without the telephone? And how did the evolution of the telephone evolve essentially from 2 tins and a piece of wire, to the global mobile phone network we have now?&nbsp;
Rachel &amp; Melanie take you on an exciting journey of discoveries and failures of the evolution of the phone that includes travel into the space, in the journey of how we have telephones today. &nbsp;And in a world where there are more phones than there are people, what sort of strain does that put on our planet?&nbsp;
Idea Evolution tells the evolution stories of everyday items and hopes to inspire families to consider their impact on the environment and guide future innovators to put the planet first.
This episode was brought to you by the UN SDG's #9 - Industry, Innovation &amp; Infrastructure; and #12 - Responsible Consumption &amp; Production.&nbsp;
For more information on these UN SDG's and for fun activities related to this episode, check out our show notes at <a href="http://www.ideaevolution.com">www.ideaevolution.com</a>.au
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Idea Evolution tells the evolution stories of everyday items, wanting to inspire families to consider their impact on the environment and guide future innovators to put the planet first.

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