What does it mean to be human within a global climate emergency? The epic 2020 podcast Everybody Now explored this question with the help of scientists, activists, farmers, poets, and theologians. Essentially our podcast Action Stations is made in response to and in honour of the Everybody Now podcast. Over eight episodes we listen back to Everybody Now and reflect on what the climate crisis means for ordinary folk and how willing we are to take action right now.

My Episode Four guest is is Dr Ruth Valerio, environmentalist and theologian, activist, author and Global Advocacy and Influencing Director for Tearfund

Essential Links:

1. The Original Everybody Now podcast

2. Links to Ruth's website and her books

3. Whose Earth? by Chris Seaton, the book that kick-started Ruth's journey

4. Find out more about Eco Church HERE

5. Our downloadable/printable Action Stations Action Plan

6. Need some practical action step prompts? Check out this Earth Day Bingo Chart

7. Links to Extinction Rebellion and Christian Climate Action

Feedback to [email protected]

What does it mean to be human within a global climate emergency? The epic 2020 podcast Everybody Now explored this question with the help of scientists, activists, farmers, poets, and theologians. Essentially our podcast Action Stations is made in response to and in honour of the Everybody Now podcast. Over eight episodes we listen back to Everybody Now and reflect on what the climate crisis means for ordinary folk and how willing we are to take action right now.

My Episode Three guest is academic and activist Damian Hursey. Damian talks about his COP26 experience in Glasgow and what he believes its legacy will be. He also shares his activism journey.

Essential Links:

1. The Original Everybody Now podcast

2. Our downloadable/printable Action Stations Action Plan

3. Need some practical action step prompts? Check out this Earth Day Bingo Chart

4. Links to Camino to COP26 and The Coat of Hopes

5. Links to Extinction Rebellion and Christian Climate Action

Feedback to [email protected]

What does it mean to be human within a global climate emergency? The epic 2020 podcast Everybody Now explored this question with the help of scientists, activists, farmers, poets, and theologians. Essentially our podcast Action Stations is made in response to and in honour of the Everybody Now podcast. Over eight episodes we listen back to Everybody Now and reflect on what the climate crisis means for ordinary folk and how willing we are to take action right now.

My Episode Two guest is 16-year-old Matt Day. How much hope do young people have for the future? Have they become cynics? Matt shares quite candidly his feelings and thoughts on where we're at and what might be done.

Essential Links:

1. The Original Everybody Now podcast

2. Our downloadable/printable Action Stations Action Plan

3. Need some practical action step prompts? Check out this Earth Day Bingo Chart

4. Links to Extinction Rebellion and Christian Climate Action

Feedback to [email protected]

In Episode One myself and my guest Matthew Neville, activist and host of a Creation Care course discuss worry, grief and how someone gets stuck into environmental activism.

Essential Links:

1. The Original Everybody Now podcast

2. Our downloadable/printable Action Stations Action Plan

3. Need some practical action step prompts? Check out this Earth Day Bingo Chart

4. Matthew Neville's course: https://creationcare.cc/ 

5. Matthew's organisation: https://faithjustice.org.uk

Feedback to [email protected]