Jane Fonda shares profound stories from her life of activism, entertainment, and new film GASLIT - where she follows the fracking supply chain on a road trip through Texan oil fields and Gulf Coast, meeting locals protecting communities from the predatory industries dominating the region.

For more on Gaslit: https://gaslitdoc.com/

Why do so many tree planting projects fail? Charles talks with Paco Calvo, head of the Minimal Intelligence Lab, and forest restoration expert Anna Loi, about treating plants as partners instead of as resources. It just might change how you see every living thing around you.

Oil workers are some of the fiercest opponents of climate policy but Norman Rogers, a refinery worker and labor organizer, is putting fossil fuel workers front and center in the climate movement. He reminds us that fossil fuel workers aren't the enemy of climate action - they're the people who build what comes next.
Be sure to like, comment, and subscribe or follow! It really helps us spread the word.
You can learn more about A Fighting Chance at afightingchancepod.org and Climate California at climatecalifornia.org
Follow us and give us feedback:
(NorCal to insert)

Want more environmental storytelling? Support NorCal Public Media’s Center for Environmental Reporting at norcalpublicmedia.org/donate

Meet Cesar Aguirre, a community organizer who's fought Big Oil and won. Communities living near oil production risk breathing toxic air and drinking contaminated water. His team protected homes, schools, and hospitals from drilling by defeating a dangerous industry referendum in California. Cesar shows us what ground zero of the climate crisis is like - and it’s hidden in plain sight.

Meet the Yurok Tribe of California. They’re behind the world’s largest dam removal project and huge advocates of cultural burns. Their work matters, because by reminding us of the history of water and fire, they’re helping us rewrite the future of the planet.