The Climate Report is a weekly 30 minute commentary on how we, as a society, can solve the climate crisis. We especially want to understand how power operates and how we can equip ourselves to take positive action as citizens, to bring about change.

The Climate Report is a weekly 30 minute commentary on how we, as a society, can solve the climate crisis. We especially want to understand how power operates and how we can equip ourselves to take positive action as citizens, to bring about change.

The Climate Report is a weekly 30 minute commentary on how we, as a society, can solve the climate crisis. We especially want to understand how power operates and how we can equip ourselves to take positive action as citizens, to bring about change.

The Climate Report is a weekly 30 minute commentary on how we, as a society, can solve the climate crisis. We especially want to understand how power operates and how we can equip ourselves to take positive action as citizens, to bring about change.

The Climate Report is a weekly 30 minute commentary on how we, as a society, can solve the climate crisis. We especially want to understand how power operates and how we can equip ourselves to take positive action as citizens, to bring about change.

The Climate Report is a weekly 30 minute commentary on how we, as a society, can solve the climate crisis. We especially want to understand how power operates and how we can equip ourselves to take positive action as citizens, to bring about change.

The Climate Report is a weekly 30 minute commentary on how we, as a society, can solve the climate crisis. We especially want to understand how power operates and how we can equip ourselves to take positive action as citizens, to bring about change.

The Climate Report is a weekly 30 minute commentary on how we, as a society, can solve the climate crisis. We especially want to understand how power operates and how we can equip ourselves to take positive action as citizens, to bring about change.

Want to know what's to see in the November sky? Or how to look for meteor showers? Hear more about Senator Elizabeth Warren's recent DNA analysis. And why are the Cherry trees in Japan blooming now, instead of the spring like they are supposed to? Hear it all on this episode of Bench Talk.

Jenny Brown recounts her story of how she went from 10-year-old cancer patient to University of Louisville student to founder of the Woodstock Farm Sanctuary; and she discusses the ethics of eating and using animals and in particular the role of agribusiness or "big ag" in the horrible lives and painful deaths of some 10 Billion animals per year in the US alone.

Cover image provided by Jenny Brown. More info at speakerjennybrown.com.

Embedded music is by Prismic, which you can find on soundcloud.com/prismicofficial.