Dahr Jamail is the author of " The End of Ice: Bearing Witness and Finding Meaning in the Path of Climate Disruption". He is an award winning journalist and is a leading voice in this field.

In the coronavirus times we live in it is easy to overlook that the threat of the climate situation has not disappeared. Dahr is one of the leading voices in this area having seen first hand and reported on the global hotspots of climate disruption. Dahr explores how to find meaning in these times and the need to create a spiritual strength to meet the changes coming.

Award winning journalist and author of the End of Ice, Dahr Jamail talks with us about the social and political implications of the Coronavirus. And shares with us his experience of being in lockdown in Washington State, USA.

In this 2 part interview, Dahr discusses how the Coronavirus underlines the same economic issues that have led to the climate crisis and is putting at risk life on this planet.

For More Information on Dahr Jamail please visit:

www.dahrjamail.net/

We interview Canadian doctor and clinical assistant professor Christine Gibson about the coronavirus epidemic that is affecting everyone worldwide. From the facts and myths about it, to immediate self care to care of the community as well as discussing its very real connection to the climate crisis and our readiness.

Christine Gibsons website: www.christinegibson.net

A link to her upcoming podcast series with a series of doctors around the globe about the virus.

https://cfppodcast.libsyn.com/

Head of Greenpeace Australasia, David Ritter is a powerful voice for political change and activism. From his talk and an interview we did at Woodford at the start of this year David talks about the Chernobyl moment Australia faced with the fires and some confronting comparisons between Australia's political leaders and those of Russia.

The Coronavirus, a crisis all on its own, is also one that has made us more aware of how vulnerable our systems are and will be to the climate crisis that is unfolding.

https://www.greenpeace.org.au/

We interview Catherine Ingram, author of Facing Extinction, social and environmental journalist and spiritual teacher about the inner strength needed to meet the Climate Crisis with an open heart.

In this interview we explore the importance of acceptance and courage and what that means when humanity is facing the greatest challenge of all time.

For more information about Catherine Ingram:

https://www.catherineingram.com/biography/

To download Facing Extinction:

https://www.catherineingram.com/facingextinction/

We interview Catherine Ingram, author of Facing Extinction, social and environmental journalist and spiritual teacher about the inner strength needed to meet the Climate Crisis with an open heart.

In this interview we explore the importance of acceptance and courage and what that means when humanity is facing the greatest challenge of all time.

For more information about Catherine Ingram:

https://www.catherineingram.com/biography/

To download Facing Extinction:

https://www.catherineingram.com/facingextinction/

In our follow up interview with Psychologist Dr Aimee Mann we ask questions about how to live and try stay psychologically healthy in midst of climate breakdown. Aimee gives great advice on how to deal with Climate Trauma and find a place of safety and peace amongst the strong feelings that the climate crisis can bring up in us.

In our follow up interview with Psychologist Dr Aimee Mann we ask questions about how to live and try stay psychologically healthy in midst of climate breakdown. Aimee gives great advice on how to deal with Climate Trauma and find a place of safety and peace amongst the strong feelings that the climate crisis can bring up in us.

In this podcast we talk to professor Richard Hil. about Greta Thunberg, neoliberalism and his own personal calling and responses to "the great unravelling" i.e the enormous changes that the climate crisis is bringing to the world as we have known it.

To find out more about Prof Hil and Ngara Institute go to https://www.ngarainstitute.org.au/

In this podcast we talk to professor Richard Hil. about Greta Thunberg, neoliberalism and his own personal calling and responses to "the great unravelling" i.e the enormous changes that the climate crisis is bringing to the world as we have known it.

To find out more about Prof Hil and Ngara Institute go to https://www.ngarainstitute.org.au/