XRNOW!

Select clips from just a few of our favorite shows in our first year.

The inimitable Marlow joins us to explore a positive vision for a world beyond the influence of extractive capitalism. Listener warning: Your perspective may be widened.

An inspiring hour with aerial artist John Quigley, who’s also the founder of SpectralQ and the founding director of Artists for Amazonia.

The co-founder of XR Africa and XR Uganda, Annette speaks to the unique demands of organizing on the continent, and the importance of elevating voices from the Global South. 

Scott gives us an inside view of Climate Week in NYC, plus a major call to action in the Bay Area this November.

Esme and Niko from XR Youth LA join us to discuss their Youth Climate Strike this past week at City Hall, plus Meredith Rose on the upcoming Mothers Rebellion action.

Lina Blount, Director of Strategy and Partnerships for Earth Quaker Action Team, joined by Eric Gill of XRLA, both fresh off the VANGUARD SOS campaign action in LA this week... plus a discussion of the longer-term campaign strategy to disrupt the money pipeline coming from one of the largest fossil fuel investors in the world.

Sonali Kolhatkar, author of the new book Rising Up, on the power of narrative in service of racial and economic justice, and her solutions-focused approach to journalism.

We spend the hour with Mun and Tom of Seven Circles Alliance, fresh off their well-publicized blockade of the road into Burning Man. There’s a lot to unpack!

Our second interview with Hardi Yakubu of Africans Rising, where we get an update on the progress of the Pan-African movement to organize for unity, justice, peace, and dignity.