It might seem extravagant to talk about wine at a time of climate crisis, but actually
wine is an example of how agriculture is changing around the world due to global heating.
For this episode we speak with David Siozard from Siozard Estates in Bordeaux. We hear from him about how global heating is shifting the growing season earlier, which risks frozen
grapes and production losses. [Broadcast on October 2, 2022]

"Could anthropogenic climate change result in worldwide societal collapse or even eventual human extinction?" That is the question posed in the recently published research article “Climate Endgame: Exploring catastrophic climate change scenarios.” To talk about this “dangerously underexplored topic,” we’ve invited on our show Luke Kemp, Research Associate at the Centre for the Study of Existential Risk (CSER) at the University of Cambridge and co-author of this important work.

In this episode, we speak with Jamie McGonagill about XR Boston's September Rebellion - nine days of climate action and events that started on September 18, 2022. Jamie is XR Boston's Media and Messaging Coordinator. [Broadcast September 19, 2022]

"When do we say 'no'? When is enough enough?"

For this episode, we answer these two questions posed last week by Jean Su, Director of the Energy Justice Program at the Center for Biological Diversity, in our conversation about the poison pills contained in the Democrats' IRA.

It's time to say "no!" Right now. Enough is enough!

This week we welcome on our show Jean Su, Director of the Energy Justice Program and Senior Attorney at the Center for Biological Diversity. Our topic of conversation: the climate poison pills buried in the Inflation Reduction Act that was recently passed by Senate Democrats. [Broadcast on August 9, 2022]

In this Episode of Extinction Rebellion Radio, we talk about our burning planet. [Broadcast on July 19, 2022]

In this episode we speak with Derek Seidman, research director of the Public Accountability Initiative - also known as LittleSis - about mapping out corporate power to support the climate movement. After you listen, check out the LittleSis toolkit to start power mapping the Rebellion! https://littlesis.org/toolkit [Broadcast on June 21, 2022]

In this episode, James Comiskey and Michael Kozuch of Extinction Rebellion (XR) Boston give a queer twist to the XR climate talk. [Originally broadcast on February 8, 2022]

In this episode, we discuss Uvalde, Buffalo, and ecofascism, as well as the recent agreement between the United States and Germany to deepen their cooperation on shifting from fossil fuels to renewable energy. (Broadcast on May 31, 2022)

This week we wrap up our exploration of the ways "national security" impacts our climate crisis. For this show, Basav Sen joins us to answer the question, “is the national security framework within which we operate a climate crisis multiplier?” Basav Sen is Climate Justice Project Director at the Institute for Policy Studies. [Broadcast on May 10, 2022]