We talk about new studies, news, the IEA, despair, inspiration, and our colony. Stefan interviews Jaden Phillips and Sophie Krouse of Fridays For Future about their banking campaign, and Stefan and Lauren interview Seth Klein about his new Climate Emergency Unit.

We talk about Line 5, contemporary media, and the circular economy. Stefan interviews Matthew Klippenstein about the energy ‘efficiency’ of coal, wind and solar, and Tim Nash about ESGs vs ‘sustainable investing’.

We talk about climate and energy reports, weather systems, oppressive laws, Canadian hopes and dreams, activism, Biden’s climate summit and The Red Deal’s take on climate imperialism. Stefan interviews Calgary-based journalist Jeremy Appel about orphaned wells and Brett Wilson.

We talk about carceral violence, criminalizing activism, the Biden climate summit, Canada’s climate accountability bill, the Conservatives’ climate plan, and the Liberal budget. Stefan interviews Tim Groves about our neocolonial legacy and research he has done for Free Grassy. “Mercury passes through the umbilical cord.”

We discuss Narendra Modi and the global reach of the stalwart farmers’ protests in India, as well as scientific studies, DAPL, ALEC, and the Canadian Liberal government working in secret concert with the oil industry. Stefan interviews Emma McIntosh about urban sprawl and highway 413.

We talk about scientific studies, documentaries, politics, climate action, news, Biden’s infrastructure plan and Canada. Amer Jandali interviews Theo Hooker of Cambium Carbon about developing a circular lifestyle for wood in American cities.

We talk about environmental news and studies from around the world and the Supreme Court of Canada deciding that our federally mandated carbon tax is constitutional. Stefan interviews Fatima Syed about the Supreme Court ruling.

We talk about the global economic system, the climate movement, inequality, Canada’s Conservative Party & abandoned coal mines. Stefan interviews Andre Forsythe and Amer Jandali.

We talk about human worth, COVID relief, activism & colonialism. Stefan interviews Emma McIntosh for an update about Doug Ford’s zoning orders.

The 20's are a critical window. We talk about idols, emissions, EVs, consumption, governance, CCS, oil and state violence. Stefan interviews Amelia Meister about organizing shareholders to take on banks.

We talk about Enbridge’s pipelines, Justin Trudeau meeting with Joe Biden, Doug Ford calling Gretchen Whitmer, climate news, Canada’s ongoing atrocity, and various positive developments. Stefan interviews Emma McIntosh about Doug Ford favouring conservative donors for development that bypasses environmental law.

We talk about organizing against Line 3, cops, Inuit protests against the Mary River mine expansion, climate change and oil companies. Stefan interviews Magdalena Heuwieser, German climate activist and co-founder of the Stay Grounded network about the future of transportation and how to support aviation workers as we fly less.

We talk about corporations, conspiracies, Canada and the US, the power of the courts, and environmental news from around the world.

We talk about organizing, Canada’s blindness, climate news, the present and future of Canadian fossil fuels, and electricity. Adiat Junaid talks about environmental racism.

We discuss Biden's climate efforts, revolution, the economy and various news items. Lauren interviews Robin Tress of The Council of Canadians about the east coast fight against offshore drilling and the corporate capture of energy policy.

We talk about Biden, Trump, Keystone XL, trees, new oil projects and Canada's approach to indigenous nations. Stefan interviews Matthew Lie-Paehlke from Climate Pledge Collective about banks & fossil fuels.

We discuss American insurrection, fascism, masculinity, conspiracies and environmental news. Fatima Sayed joins us to talk about 2020 and 2021.

We discuss fascist insurrection, the nature of climate work, degrowth, the green new deal, and progress in the States. Stefan interviews Emma McIntosh about what she's anticipating this year in Ontario.