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Lisa Hart, LA Neighborhood Council Sustainability Alliance

Lisa traces her interest in Environmentalism all the way back to her childhood, and breaks down the Neighborhood Council system as a vehicle for direct engagement in local politics.

Nate Smith, “An Enemy of the People”

Theater actor and XRNYC Activist Nate Smith takes us through his headline-making interruption of the Broadway play from both the strategic and personal perspectives.

Prison, Beatings, and Death Threats: Fighting EACOP in Uganda

Jacob Lubega, Shafik Kalyango and Abdul Aziz Bwete of Justice Movement Uganda share the inspiring story of their fight against the East African Crude Oil Pipeline.

Father Peter Kreitler, Climate and Spirituality

Episcopal Minister, longtime advocate for the fight against climate change, and the host of EarthTalk Today, Peter Kreitler joins Steven for an intimate conversation.

Tatiana Seryán, Collaboration in Rebellion

The inspiring Tatiana Seryán brings us a big picture view of Extinction Rebellion and Scientists Rebellion, with an emphasis on the ongoing effort to improve coordination and collaboration between the different components of the global movement.

Ornela De Gasperin Quintero & Silas Crocker, Climate Academia

Ecology Professor and Scientist Rebel Ornela De Gasperin Quintero brings a holistic perspective on extreme economic injustice and its role in the climate crisis, but a hopeful take on paths to an alternative future. Then UCLA’s Silas Crocker joins us with cutting-edge research about a more accurate way to measure warming.

Bekah Hinojosa & Ethan Nuss, Insure Our Future Global Week of Action!

Members of the South Texas Environmental Justice Network and the Rainforest Action Network join us in advance of an upcoming Week of Action to get the insurance industry out of the fossil fuel business.

Dedicating the Reverend James Lawson Mile

Our exclusive reporting from the recent dedication ceremony featuring the iconic civil rights hero himself, plus archival audio with Reverend Lawson and the late Congressman John Lewis.

Roberto Mendoza, Indigenous Values vs. Capitalism

Indigenous Elder Roberto Mendoza on the early days of the American Indian Movement, the confluence between indigenous and communal values, his current involvement with the People’s Movement Assembly, and much more.

Gladys Delgadillo, Center for Biological Diversity: Stop Drilling in Inglewood!

Gladys gives us the latest on the efforts to end drilling in LA County, including an upcoming opportunity for community members to make their voices heard. Plus a new addition to our news updates: a weekly round-up of climate and environmental justice news from Sacramento!