Naomi talks with Jenna and Aaron from Loraas Recycling about their operations in Saskatoon.

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A University of Saskatchewan student project is proposing an impressive solar power development in the city of Saskatoon. Justin and Mark got to chat with Reanna and Wyatt, two students from Farm the Sun with US, the group behind the proposal.

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Dave Greenfield talks with Mark about the ecological socialist vision of 19th century artist and thinker William Morris.

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Mark talks with local author David Maenz about his new book, "The Price of Carbon." David lays out the scientific background to understanding climate science, then addresses the urgency of the climate crisis.

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Naomi talks with Jessie Best about the upcoming Seedy Saturday event in Saskatoon, the value (and satisfaction) of growing our own veggies and the importance of food sovereignty.

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Justin chats with Jaylene Murray and Kristen Hargis, PhD students at the School of Environment and Sustainability at the University of Saskatchewan and organizers with the U of S Climate Action Team about Divest U of S and valentine's for the Earth.

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Justin chats with Erin Akins from the Saskatoon Environmental Advisory Committee and Megan Van Buskirk from the Saskatchewan Environmental Society about SEAC's latest work and their role in municipal climate action as well as positive trends in Saskatoon.

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Rachel provides some context for the recent Corporate Climate Justice Conference held on unceded Coast Salish territory in Vancouver. CJS caught up with conference organizers and participants Anjali Appadurai of West Coast Environmental Law, Eriel Deranger of Indigenous Climate Action, Brent Nimeck of Reclaiming Alberta's Future Today, and Bill Carroll from the Corporate Mapping Project.

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In the first FTGU episode from the Saskatchewan Waste Reduction Council, host Naomi Mihilewicz chats with colleague Lisa Howse about the virtues of composting.

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Laura, climate change fellow at Briarpatch magazine, talks to Justin about her experience as a journalist focusing on climate stories, about her rural roots in southern Saskatchewan, and about public opinion in the province.

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