We discuss Canada’s tabling of UNDRIP legislation, COVID, the arctic, indigenous/ allied pipeline struggles, salmon decline, and the legacy of a gold mine. Stefan interviews Emma McIntosh about Ontario’s anti-conservation Bill 229, as well as Andre Forsythe and Kate Hambly on their School For Climate.

We discuss the fights of land defenders around the world, climate fights, farmers and John Kerry. Stefan interviews Darrin Qualman, Director of Climate Crisis, Policy and Action for the National Farmer's Union.

We talk about Indigenous activism, pipelines, oil prospects, storms, air travel, oil companies, Biden, and Trudeau's new climate accountability measures. Lauren interviews Caroline Brouillette about Quebec's climate strategy.

We talk about storms, climate reparations, Gretchen Whitmer, Trump, Doug Ford and COVID. Stefan interviews The Sustainable Economist Tim Nash and Michael Polanyi of Toronto Environmental Alliance.

We talk about Trump, storms, mink, activism, mining, Biden, Bolivia & Mi’kmaqi. Stefan interviews Dale Marshall of Environmental Defence about methane regulations.

Stefan and Lauren speak with Fatima Syed and Emma McIntosh about the American election and its climate implications. We also discuss storms & Mi’gmaqi.

We talk about fires, water, a dubious oil tanker, the Green Party & Six Nations. Stefan interviews Mireille Ghoussoub, coauthor of The Story of CO2: Big Ideas for a Small Molecule.

We talk about the fisheries dispute in Southwestern Nova Scotia that has lead to local terrorism, the Six Nations’ 1492 Land Back Lane occupation, various other struggles against Colonial Canada and the possible peak of global oil demand. Stefan interviews melanie howe of Water Docs.

We talk about the Wet'suwet'en & Annamie Paul and interview Barnabe Geis about clean tech and Alex Tavasoli about CCS & engineering ethics.

We talk about weather, the Canadian Infrastructure Bank and the Pope. Adiat Junaid tells us about John Lewis's environmental legacy and we interview former Toronto mayor David Miller.

We talk about the Trump/ Biden debate, the ways Canada continues its genocidal legacy, Canadian pensions & Deep Adaptation.

We talk about the throne speech, China, Gavin Newsom and biodiversity, ending with an interview with Allie Rougeot of Fridays for Future.

We talk about plastic, fires, storms, ice, Red Fawn Fallis and the US-Mexican water debt. We also speak with Julia Levin of Environmental Defence about a just recovery from COVID-19.

We talk about COVID recovery, Canadian politics, and climate disasters around the world and what’s being done about it.

We talk with Anita Li about the state of journalism.

We talk with Emma McIntosh about everything that Doug Ford has done this summer.

We do enviro news, Biden, green economy tools, and speak with Jeremy Appel about AIMCo and Sarah Buchanan about highway 413.

We talk about plunging economies, capitalism, enviro news & net zero.

After a news overview we talk about Extinction Rebellion and Alberta. We then speak with Tim Nash, the sustainable economist.

We talk a lot about food systems, but also about the relationship between ecocide and governance structures. We end with an interview with Lawrence Nayally about bringing back the Dene tradition of taking a moose hide canoe down the river Nahanni.