In the hopefully final days of my personal lockdown I offer reflections on the past year and what I've learned about what a toxic person I am and why acknowledging that makes me feel better. While on the verge of an episode long asthma attack, I discuss intersectionality and why divesting from whiteness and colonialism will help heal the planet and ourselves.

Took a minute out of my quarantine to say happy earth day to all of you kind, lovely, wise earth creatures!

Jessica's PMS means the forces of the climate and stars are within her. Guest comedian Lisa Chanoux lives in a world where she has to balance the film What Men Want and Australia wildfires at the same time.

While Australia is burning and The US might go to war with Iran, Jessica chats with comedian Andy Haynes about how to be a comedian and a person right now.

Jessica chats with nature based mindfulness teacher and activist Melanie Pensak about what led her to combine her outdoor meditation practice with climate change activism and how to get relief in a capitalist urban environment.

While Los Angeles is 100 degrees and on fire again, Jessica sits down with Kelly Tatham, a climate activist and writer who claims "we are out of time and time is an illusion."

Jessica puts "principals before personalities" in activist groups. Comedian Felicia Folkes has been studying black holes and painting with the colors of the wind. Also discussed, how does personal shame prevent climate actions?

Jessica chats with comedian Devin Blake about how he doesn't like the city, what the discourse on climate change looks like, and how it's insane to be chill right now.

Jessica feels good after the climate strike. She talks to comedian/ activist Nato Green about hope, organizing and babes who save baby raccoons.

This episode features Jessica Sele solo, speaking into the void, feeling through the dark, whispering calls to action.