How many more ridiculously lovely young people is the BC Supreme Court going to put in jail for standing up for a liveable future?

Australia's draconian protest laws and its horrifying remand system are a serious threat to democracy.

Interview with Bill, retired UBC French professor, who hit the streets to save humans from extinction.

Interview with 29-year-old Badger of Save Old Growth. Learn about non-violence and how to block a highway.  Just another brave young person putting his body and freedom on the line to save humanity.

Starling was a straight A student with a bright future as a mechanical engineer till he realized that he wouldn't HAVE a future if he didn't join the movement to engage in non-violent civil disobedience to get our government to take the first step to ensuring a livable future.

This is a follow-up to 21-year-old Zain's pre-jail interview, and is a stark look at the dark underbelly of so-called British Columbia's prison system.

Earle was sentenced to two weeks in prison for protesting the Trans Mountain Pipeline. Listen to his incredibly intelligent analysis of the "criminal" justice system. It wasn't all bad -- sometimes you get a Ravi Shankar concert in jail!

This week we interview 19-year-old climate activist Jo.  The way the police and the court system have treated this brave and intelligent young individual is shocking and appalling.  

In the first official Arrest Stories episode, we interview 21-year-old environmental activist Zain Haq, who is being sentenced in the next few days. These are Zain's thoughts on the climate crisis, the justice system and what needs to happen for humans to avoid mass starvation, violence and death. Oh, and going to jail.