After a day following Just Stop Oil I stayed with some of them and recorded this.

Larch has been at the forefront of direct action on the climate crisis for decades. Listen him talks about his experience in the Hs2 camps and other campaigns trying to protect nature

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Annie is a forerunner defining sustainable textile and fashion design who was given award from HRH Prince Charles in 2000 for her work. She also teaches Yoga and a deep thinker for optimism and solutions.

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Lex provides legal advice and much more to climate activists. We became friends while is was in prison in 2022.

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J has been slow marching with Just Stop Oil and now she's here to tell us what that was like.

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I'm Ayla, I just took action with blockade Australia and blocked a coal train line for 6 hours.

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Kalpa Goldflam lives in Djiringanj Country, in so called Australia, on land that was never ceded.

Kalpa is a part of the Blockade Australia network and recently was arrested for stopping coal trains for over 6 hours that were transporting coal to the world's largest coal port for export.

She is currently on bail.

Josh chats with a climate activist from Blockade Australia. Claudia (22) locked on and glued on, suspended off a bipod over four hours, blocking the most significant economic bottleneck of the coal industry in the world as a part of a co-ordinated mobilisation against Australia’s ports.

Catherine told a judge she would continue in civil resistance and was sent to prison for 5 week as a result but at least she kept her integratory. She is a person who found the courage within her self to step up and take action on the climate crisis. She was part of my team during Insulate Britain as far has grandmothers go she's pretty cool!