We talk about four pipelines: three set back and one given a boost by Canada’s highest court.

We sit down with Julia Levin, the Climate and Energy Program Manager of Environmental Defence.

We talk about America’s spiralling, Ontario’s environment, new climate prospects, Paris, and animal welfare.

We talk about Bill 1, AIMCo, Ontario water, forests, PG&E, meat and nature.

We talk about anti-protest and anti-civil disobedience laws, climate change plans on the American right and left, democracy, environmental orgs, a just recovery and defunding the police.

Climate justice is the only environmentalism that can address the immanent threat of worldwide ecological collapse in the face of the three compounding disasters of the COVID pandemic, growing international fascism, and the massive and widening gap between rich and poor.

We have a discussion about the six principles of a Just Recovery for All.

The people who harvest our food should be celebrated, not caught in racist & oppressive bureaucracies. We talk about the climate crisis, migrant workers, renewable energy and bugs.

We start with a blitz of stories about oil, gas and reconciliation, then talk about COVID vs. Climate, airline bailouts, Barrick Gold and international mining.

We talk about the madness south of the border, being a mutant oracle, converting oil rigs into geothermal generators, flooding in Fort McMurray, and Saryn interviews Jessie Golem of Humans of Basic Income.

Emma McIntosh joins us to talk negative oil prices after we discuss revolution, just COVID relief, divestment and Planet Of The Humans.

We look at fascism, racism, resistance, lobbying and a just recovery. Amara Possian of 350.org joins us for the last segment.

We talk COVID, billionaires, essential workers, food systems, Chomsky, and degrowth.

We talk about the crucifixion, the coming climate crises, the fossil fuel industry in times of COVID and all the environmental deregulation happening in the name of fighting the pandemic.

Something radical is happening whether we like it or not. We need the courage and determination to face it. We talk about COVID, radical organizing, oil prices and UBI.

We discuss the COVID crisis’s potential for catalyzing positive change, the need to help workers rather than corporations, and various ideas for environmental infrastructure.

We discuss physical distancing, community care, economics, climate change and UBI.

We talk about oil prices and COVID-19, and briefly interview Stan Gibson of Water Docs.

We discuss whether Canada will finally stop lying about Indigenous peoples, also racism, authoritarianism, media narratives and climate change. The Sustainable Economist Tim Nash interviews three guests about green investing in the final 25 minutes.

Emma McIntosh joins us again this week to discuss Wet’suwet’en, the Teck mine, TMX, Jason Kenney and Canadian media. Matthew Klippenstein, our EV market expert, hops on the phone to talk about capitalism and climate change.