In this episode, we talk about the worldwide crises unleashed by global heating and our overdependence on fossil fuels. Also, longtime contributor Jack Baldwin pays tribute to Daniel Ellsberg, who later in his life of resistance spoke out about our climate crisis.

In this episode, we discuss the wildfires that are raging across Canada. Currently, there are 480 active fires and only a little over a half are under control. Since smoke makes a mockery of political borders, states like New York, Wisconsin, and Minnesota (to name a few) are choking and covered with ash. We speak with New York City resident Amy Hayes, who shares her experience living under orange, polluted, and climate-changed skies.

In this episode of Extinction Rebellion Radio, longtime contributors Jack Baldwin and Zaida Belendez join us for a robust discussion of the film How to Blow up a Pipeline as well as the book upon which it is based. Take a listen!

In this episode, we feature a teach-in conducted by Triple Justice on the climate crisis and on People's Assemblies as a powerful tool to address the crisis.

Extinction Rebellion activists planned a protest at the Gardner Museum in Boston, comparing the famous theft of its paintings to mass extinction. It did not go as planned. But it did end up as front page news. We talk with the organizers to understand what happened and what we can learn about activism from this experience.

This episode was hosted by Matthew Kearney and Karen Elterman. Sound editing by Karen Elterman. (Alycee will return in a future episode.)

In this episode we are talking about the weather: the longest storm ever - a cyclone lasting 36 days. Mudslides faster than cars. Floods around the globe. And if you want to protest inaction on the climate crisis, then don't bother going to COP 28 in the UAE because protesting there will be illegal. Do you see the COP pattern yet?

In this episode, we discuss the Biden Administration's approval of the murderous 'Willow' drilling project in Alaska, the death of a climate activist at Cop City in Atlanta, and a possible connection between tornadoes and the climate crisis.

In this episode we take a look at the U.S. Supreme Court -- its capture by radical religious right-wing billionaires, and what that means for climate activists.

We say 5 degrees, you say 3 degrees! Let's call the whole thing off!

Why are some respected climate journalists spinning the yarn that there's now cause for optimism because (they say - no science backs this up) we're headed for a three rather than a five degree Celcius global temperature increase? We've got a few answers for you, and the movie Network provided at least one: "The world is a business, Mr. Beale. And I have chosen you, Mr. Beale, to preach this evangel."

In this episode, we say goodbye to WBAI and open up a new chapter for Extinction Rebellion Radio! We also discuss the recent Lützerath resistance: in western Germany, where there's a proposed mine for an especially dirty form of coal, climate activists occupied the mine site for months, putting their bodies on the line to save our planet. We also discuss XR UK's 'We Quit' announcement and ponder the pitfalls of media messaging. [Broadcast on February 10, 2023]