Actor, writer, dramaturg, and activist Joel Saracho speaks about organizing artists for social change and the importance of using the right language and medium to galvanize action.

Award-winning author Criselda Yabes reads speaks about the coverage of environmental stories and how certain stories can be told better in novels than in the news. She shares some of her process of writing and rewriting her new novel, Broken Islands.

Mixing and title music by Ground Bravo, with the track “Lost Signals” by ZeroFox.

Daryll Delgado, author of The Body Displaces Water and Remains, speaks about the power of stories to carry truths and the relevance of local language to communicate climate change stories to people.

Mixing and title music by Ground Bravo, with the track “Lost Signals” by ZeroFox.

On the Reading List, you can listen to authors read their work, uncut, from Agam: Filipino Narratives on Uncertainty and Climate Change. Daryll Delgado reads Panawagan. To listen in on the full conversation, go to Episode 4.

Marjorie Evasco reads Krutsay in English. To listen in on the conversation with Marjorie Evasco, go to Episode 3.

Richel Dorotan reads Krutsay in Cebuano. To listen in on the conversation with Richel Dorotan, go to Episode 3.

Listen to renowned poet and essayist Marjorie Evasco and literary editor Richel Dorotan as they talk about the role of regional literature in giving an alternative voice to climate change concerns and what actionable hope really means.

Mixing and title music by Ground Bravo, with the track “Lost Signals” by ZeroFox.

On the Reading List, you can listen to authors read their work, uncut, from Agam: Filipino Narratives on Uncertainty and Climate Change. To hear an excerpt and listen in on a conversation with Arnold Molina Azurin, go to Episode 2.

On the Reading List, you can listen to authors read their work, uncut, from Agam: Filipino Narratives on Uncertainty and Climate Change. To hear an excerpt and listen in on a conversation with Merlinda Bobis, go to Episode 1.