With Saskatchewan's Carbon Pricing Reference Case at last being heard before the Supreme Court (original hearing in March postponed), Glenn talks all about carbon pricing, which has proven highly contentious.

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Glenn chats with local high school teacher Aron Knudsen about climate change in education.

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In part 2 of a 2 part show on public transit, Justin talks with Jacob Alhassan about his research on the closure of the Saskatchewan Transportation Company, and with Cat Gendron from Stop the Cuts about the group's organizing around the STC and their upcoming virtual town hall "Thrown Under the Bus - The Effects & What's Next."You can learn more about Jacob's research from his podcast series on transportation here: https://soundcloud.com/user-335804690

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In part 1 of a 2 part show on public transit, Justin shares clips from the ATU Canada documentary "Still Waiting for the Bus: The Unnatural Death of Prairie Intercity Transit," which was written and produced by Emily Leedham, and he also chats with James Wilt, the author of the recently published book "Do Androids Dream of Electric Cars? Public Transit in the Age of Google, Uber, and Elon Musk."You can find the full ATU Canada documentary here: https://soundcloud.com/atucanada/still-waiting-for-the-bus-the-unnatural-death-of-prairie-intercity-transit-1Learn more about James' book here: https://btlbooks.com/book/do-androids-dream-of-electric-cars

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Mark chats with Karri Munn-Venn, senior policy analyst responsible for climate justice work at Citizens for Public Justice, a national faith-based organization seeking justice in public policy.

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Mark discusses the concept and supporting statements of a Just Recovery from the COVID-19 pandemic, or a way of approaching the recovery that accounts for climate justice, or the climate crisis and all its intersecting crises such as inequality, racism, colonialism, and so on.

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On Canada Day, Glenn reflects on what Canada, and Canadians, can and must do going forward in order to confront and address the climate crisis.

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Mark chats about the lessons we can learn from our response to the COVID-19 pandemic to better tackle the climate crisis.

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Justin discusses the importance of race issues to environmental and climate justice, and how policing factors into these conversations, touching on the growing calls for the defunding of police departments and investments in community well-being.Featuring the trailer for There's Something in the Water: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nKhIYFDnCoYFeaturing clips from this Global interview with Desmond Cole: https://globalnews.ca/video/7026278/death-of-george-floyd-renews-calls-for-how-law-enforcement-is-funded-in-canada

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Justin outlines the principles being advanced for a 'Just Recovery' from the pandemic (justrecoveryforall.ca) before sharing clips from the ongoing Caring Sustainably for Saskatchewan webinar series about climate change and climate action in Saskatchewan. This episode features clips of Peter Prebble, Hayley Carlson, Robert Patrick, and Hilary Carlson presenting on climate in the Saskatchewan and Saskatoon contexts. Learn more about the webinar series at environmentalsociety.ca.

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