XRNOW!

Two of LA’s water gurus join us to demystify the political chicanery behind the systems that bring water to our faucets, from the Metropolitan Water District to the Governor’s office. Topics include the Delta Tunnel, the Cadiz water grab, and the Hydrogen solution illusion.

We’re on the ground with XRNYC and Theater of War for their historic takeover of Times Square to perform Henrik Ibsen’s Enemy of the People starring Bill Murray, plus a panel discussion and audience participation.

In advance of a historic piece of activist theater starring Bill Murray in Times Square, we’re joined by part of the crew making it happen.

In an episode brought to us by Andrea León-Grossman from Vote Solar, we learn the ins and outs of Community Solar, including the potential environmental justice benefits, and the obstacles in the way of widespread adoption.

We’re joined by the co-founder of the prolific protest group Letzte Generation on the week that the German government declared it a criminal enterprise, believed to be the first such charges against a climate activism organization.

Wolfgang “Wollie” Metzeler and his partner Claudia join us on the 74th day of his radical action of self-sacrifice. Wollie is refusing to eat until German Chancellor Olaf Scholz acknowledges the climate catastrophe as a threat to human civilization.

Highlights from the first of its kind public hearing, in which frontline Black, Indigenous, and BIPOC voices from all over the world came together in New York to level charges of Environmental Racism against Citibank, and deliver a set of demands for change.

In case you missed the action at City Hall this week, we’ve got audio highlights from the main stage, plus exclusive interviews with organizers Sim Bilal, Josiah Edwards, and Shekinah Deocares.

Having inspired her family to turn Vegan at 6 years old, Genesis was giving her first Ted Talk at only 10. The now 17-year-old activist shares the change-making strategy that brings her to D.C. this week to advocate for a landmark legal challenge.

Dana traces her journey to writing her first book for a general audience, and shares its research-based approach to studying the efficacy of various activist approaches in driving societal change to address the climate crisis.