We talk about the Sustainable Jobs Act, union victory in the South, and hair and sex. Stefan interviews investigative journalist Emma McIntosh about Doug Ford’s Greenbelt scandal and her new miniseries, Pay Dirt.

This month we talk about Boeing, monopolies, and climate & energy news. We also speak with Chris Mohan and Gareth Gransaull of Regeneration, Mitchell Beer of The Energy Mix, and the artists Housewife and Pantayo.

We sit down with gongpunk legends Pantayo to discuss their group history and dynamics, and the relationship between art and social change.

This month Stefan, Lauren and Mitchell Beer, founder of The Energy Mix, answer listener questions, discuss the latest in energy and transportation, and remember the life and work of climate activist Matthew Chapman.

We sit down for the hour with Housewife AKA Brighid Fry, one of the artists performing at our Tune In event on May 2nd at Lula Lounge. We discuss the role of art in activism, the creative process, and how songs can take on a life of their own.

We discuss Boeing sacrificing people to its money machine and our burgeoning police state. Stefan sits down with Chris Mohan and Gareth Gransaull of Regeneration about their campaign to influence the career decisions of business students.

This month we talk about the Ontario government’s new Big Bills, how to be an effective climate activist, and the culture industry. Guests include Kim Fry, Kristen Pue, Kyla Houson and Mitchell Beer.

We talk about military emissions, NYC and Alberta's renewables plan. Stefan interviews Kyla Houson and Kristen Pue from Pullback Podcast about their new series with LeHub.

Stefan sits down with The Energy Mix founder Mitchell Beer to discuss the most important developments in Canadian energy over the past month.

We talk about liberals resembling fascists, Albertan decisions on renewables, and Canadian banks. Stefan interviews Kim Fry from Music Declares A Climate Emergency, about how music can address emissions.

We talk about Doug Ford's new bills for Ontario and climate news. Stefan interviews journalist and author Jeremy Appel about his new book, Kenneyism.

Here is the first of our new monthly Best Of series, where we compile all the best parts of our episodes for the month. This time, our hosts and guests discuss the origins of democracy, urgent scientific speculations, the green movement, prison labour, participatory filmmaking, and new developments in the energy transition. Enjoy!

Our first monthly episode featuring Mitchell Beer, founder of The Energy Mix, Canada’s most valuable energy news hub. We answer questions from listeners, describe a net zero grid, and discuss the most important energy stories of the month.

We talk about being in for quicker heating, modern slave labour and other climate news. Stefan speaks with poet and filmmaker Leena Manimekalai and grassroots climate activist Mathew Edassery on their project: Saracura The Film.

We talk about a new law in the States that brings problems for an LNG line, and the crazy amount of air pollution rising from the oil sands. Stefan speaks with Prof. Stephen Scharper about the origins of democracy.

Stefan spends the hour with Mitchell Beer, founder of The Energy Mix.

On the 900th episode of the Green Majority radio program, we talk about what Canada has achieved since 2006, we go over climate news, and Stefan interviews Dr. Jessica Green, a political scientist at U of T, about climate fiction and carbon offsets.

Stefan and Lauren discuss their reading plans for the year, and the need for the public to be given nice things. Stefan speaks with Matthew Klippenstein about green tech.

Lauren describes her experience at COP in Dubai, and she and Stefan discuss Canada's response to Palestinian refugees. Stefan interviews Sarika Cullis-Suzuki about her new documentary: The Mystery of the Walking Whale.

Friend of the show Dr. Alex Tavasoli joins Stefan in a special hour long conversation about the different paths towards sustainability and how our governments and world favour chasing innovation over getting down to work.