On today’s episode of Nature Bats Last on PRN.FM  my guest was U.S. Environmental Lawyer and activist, William Bibb who has practiced for fifty years helping people and victims of careless corporations and individuals. “We are all victims now of corporate greed in a system where profits are placed above the rights of the individual, safety, and the environment.” Bill is  a graduate of UCLA and Southwestern College of Law in Los Angeles and is in private practice in San Diego, California - Encinitas. Bill  took Environmental Law back in 1976. He was a member of the Environmental Law Section of the State Bar of California and is currently the President of a Non-Profit Corporation that serves as a Petitioner in California Environmental Quality Act cases.

Todays esteemed guest on Nature Bats Last was Professor Paul Ehrlich, author of over 30 books and numerous peer reviewed science papers. We had a wide ranging dialogue about the unfolding 6th Great Extinction, the nuclear implications and the multiple failures of the Trump regime’ in Puerto Rico.Paul’s recent science paper on the unfolding biological annihilation is embedded in the below link;https://kevinhester.live/2017/10/05/biological-annihilation-on-earth-is-accelerating-nature-bats-last/ Never forget Nature Bats Last

In today’s episode of Nature Bats Last on PRN.FM new host Kevin Hester interviews the shows founder, Professor Guy McPherson and they discuss the unfolding catastrophe in Puerto Rico, the failure of the Trump administration to mobilise successfully and the nuclear threat from these extreme weather events.Also discussed in detail was the recent article from Global Research about the Biological Annihilation that is underway as the sixth great extinction proceeds “Faster than previously thought”.https://www.globalresearch.ca/biological-annihilation-on-earth-accelerating-population-extinctions-entire-animal-species-destroyed/5601074Many thanks to Gary Null and the production team PRN

Guy and friends, including renowned journalist Dahr Jamail, frequent guest-host and co-host Pauline Schneider, occasional guest Paul Marcotte, and new friends Sara Law and Glen Peter Osborne, have a wide-ranging conversation in this episode of NBL radio. A few listeners join the fray, too.

Guy and Cory and converse with Australian independent journalist Michael Swifte. You can find his writing at his blog, We Suspect Silence, Wrong Kind of Green, and on his Twitter handle @empathiser. We took a few calls from listeners.

Guy and Cory discussed Guy's ongoing tour of the Midwest U.S. and various aspects of his work

 

 

 

 

 

*Mike was never connected on this episode*

This show marked the beginning of an era: Cory Morningstar began as new co-host. We reviewed the history of the show, talked about Cory's ongoing, radical work, checked in with Australian correspondent Serena, and took calls from listeners.

This week Guy, Mike and Serena discuss the Sea Shepherd documentary, the People's Climate March, Guy on the road, and questions from callers; including a poem from Benjamin The Donkey.

Guy and Mike speak with blogger (Moving Forward), Rob Seimetz about his journey into the world of abrupt climate change and its consequence of NTHE. Paul Marcotte and Kevin Hester join us as well. Serena from Western Australia gives us a moving synopsis of the struggle millennials face during these most difficult times.

Guy and a Mike speak with Stefanie Steven, a musician who along with her husband Scott are living in a motorhome, traveling and producing songs and living (in New Zealand) as simply as possible. We took several calls from listeners. Here is a link to Stefanie's song: "The World is Dying"  https://stefaniesteven.wixsite.com/music/music?wix-music-comp-id=comp-iqgi0qmz&wix-music-track-id=5657382461898752