Justin chats a bit about being nearly 50 years out from the 1970s Energy Crisis and then shares a conversation with Laura Stewart about her father Don's work on alternative energy technologies in that era.

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For our 250th episode, we look at some of the things that have changed and the things we have talked about over the last six years; and we look forward with recently-arrived CJS organisers Mackenzie and Jory.

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Justin chats with Sarah Mohammed, an organizer with Food Not Bombs Saskatoon, about the group's work, the mutual aid model, and building community in the city around solidarity.This follows a conversation between Justin and Sarah about The Stand Community Organizing Centre and supporting grassroots organizing in Saskatoon.

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Justin chats with Sarah Mohammed, Solidarity Coordinator at the Stand Community Organizing Centre, about The Stand's work and supporting grassroots organizing in Saskatoon.Justin and Sarah pick up this conversation in the next episode to focus on the work of Food Not Bombs Saskatoon, a local grassroots group that Sarah organizes with, to get a sense of what that type of organizing can look like on the ground.

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Mark Stanley is in conversation with Dave about Quakerism and the call within this nearly 400-year-old nonviolent spiritual movement to care for the earth.

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In the second of a 2-parter, Glenn and Mark talk about the potential for a SaskPower grid based on clean energy, the obstacles and the opportunities. If you are in Saskatchewan, look out for notices of SaskPower's consultative meetings in mid-September - check back for information on the CJS website at https://climatejusticesaskatoon.ca or the CJS facebook page.

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In the first of a 2-parter, Glenn and Mark talk about the potential for a SaskPower grid based on clean energy, the obstacles and the opportunities. If you are in Saskatchewan, look out for notices of SaskPower's consultative meetings in mid-September - check back for information on the CJS website at https://climatejusticesaskatoon.ca or the CJS facebook page.

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In conversation with Dave, Stan Dimnik talks about the multiple injustices of Margaret Thatcher's "rationalisation" of British heavy industry, with lessons for the better-intentioned transition which we now need to address the climate crisis.

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Continuing the theme of summer encore presentations, Justin re-introduces a show from 2020 on public transportation featuring clips from the ATU Canada documentary "Still Waiting for the Bus" and an interview with James Wilt, author of "Do Androids Dream of Electric Cars" from Between the Lines Press.

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What does it mean to treat oil workers fairly at a time when their industry needs to be (nearly) phased out?

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