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Rebecca John, The Seeds of Climate Denialism

Rebecca’s new research uncovers how 70 years ago, Big Oil and what’s now the Western States Petroleum Association responded to a smog crisis in LA by creating a disinformation campaign that has since become the playbook for corporate destruction of our planet.

Evan Drukker-Schardl, Climate Defiance

Evan joins us as part of Climate Defiance’s national recruitment tour to share strategies for confronting the multi-trillion dollar fossil fuel cartel using non-violent civil disobedience.

Folabi Olagbaju, Greenpeace Under Attack

Greenpeace’s Democracy Campaign Director joins us to discuss the $300 million lawsuit by pipeline giant Energy Transfer, falsely claiming Greenpeace led the Indigenous resistance at Standing Rock.

Post-Election Special

Team XRNOW! -- Cate, Andrea, Eric & Steven -- on despair, hope, and everything else we’re feeling following election day 2024.

Paul Paz y Miño, The Amazon Burns Pt 2

The Deputy Director of Amazon Watch shares urgent breaking news from Amazonian Indigenous leaders now gathered in Cali, Colombia, for the 16th year of Biodiversity COP.

Paul Paz y Miño - The Amazon Burns

The Deputy Director of Amazon Watch gives us a tough look at the fires currently threatening the very heart pump of our global weather system, which are already far worse than the devastating fires of 2019.

Ian Clarke, A Freer Internet Part II

We’re joined by the co-founder of The Freenet Project to break down how Freenet’s soon-to-be-released global, decentralized platform can help individuals bypass Big Tech gatekeepers, empower uncensored climate reporting, combat misinformation, and amplify voices for environmental justice.

Ian Clarke, A Freer Internet Part I

We’re joined by the co-founder of The Freenet Project to break down how the soon-to-be-released global, decentralized platform can help individuals bypass Big Tech gatekeepers, empower uncensored climate reporting, combat misinformation, and amplify voices for environmental justice.

Andrea Vega, Food and Water Watch

We’re joined by the Senior Organizer for Southern California Food and Water Watch to discuss everything from the campaign to shut down Aliso Canyon to SoCal Gas’s role pushing the Angeles Link Hydrogen pipeline project, part of the larger attempt by the fossil fuel industry to greenwash business as usual by selling so-called “Green Hydrogen.”

Tyler Earl, Big Oil Strikes Back

We’re joined by the Senior Staff Attorney for Communities For A Better Environment (CBE) to discuss the recent, surprise California Superior Court ruling in a suit brought by one of LA’s biggest oil companies, which restricted the city’s ability to ban new oil projects and accomplish its planned phase-out of existing oil infrastructure.