RECONAFRICA, a U.S & Canadian gas and oil company is finalizing plans to start fracking in the headwaters of the Okavango Delta . Host Fatima Zahrae Tarib interviews Namibian activist Ina-Maria Shikongo about what this company's actions mean for the future of Namibia .

In this episode hosts Chenyao Liu and Jahnavee Palsodkar interviews Dr. Robin Lamboll and explores system change, individual change, how they're interlinked and the green washing attempts of the fossil fuel companies.

FSO Nabaima, a Venezuelan ship, has been moored between Venezuela and Trinidad and Tobago since last year. It's quicky falling into a state of repair, so host Vidwansh Sharma spoke to Venezuelan activist Ednell Messia about what that might mean.

On this episode, join Luke D. Caron, Jett Zhang and Merle Bruske as they explore performative activism.

Tyhoon Rolly hit the Philippines on November 1. Host Orla Murphy talks with Filipino activist Mitzi Jonelle about what we can learn from the typhoon, given that these kind of disasters are going to happen more and more frequently.

In this episode hosts Aishwarya Puttur and Ayshka Najib interviews Keerat Dhami, the founder of Our Climate Cafe and address the issue of eco-anxiety, how to cope with it and why initiatives such as Our Climate Cafe is essential.

In this episode, hosts Joel Lev-Tov and Ayshka Najib interview Iris Zhan, one of the creators of FFF Digital, and explore the journey FFF Digital has been through in the one year it's existed.

In this episode, hosts Ayshka Najib and Joel Lev-Tov interviews a sixteen year old Chinese-American activist Iris Zahn, explores the creation of Fridays For Future Digital and the journey the team has been through.