Rachel Donald

The guest, Rachel Donald, discusses topics such as the interconnectedness of humanity and the importance of learning to share and love. They also explore concerns about climate change, migration, and the future of mainstream centrist politics. Additionally, they discuss the role of conservatism in a crisis and staying optimistic in the face of tragedy.

Rachel Donald, host of Planet: Critical podcast, discusses the global crisis, challenging carbon credits, navigating power dynamics, revolutionizing systems, and legal challenges with ISDS. She emphasizes the need for systemic change through collaboration, sustainability, and building a transnational Green Party.

In this engaging discussion, Rachel Donald, an independent climate journalist and creator of Planet: Critical, tackles pressing environmental issues and climate corruption. She reveals the paradox of green mining and its real costs, explores how billionaires exploit greenwashing, and critiques the fashion industry's false sustainability claims. Rachel emphasizes the backlash against climate activists and the importance of localized action, urging Gen Z to reclaim their power for impactful change. Her insights empower listeners to think critically about activism and consumer choices.

In this discussion, Rachel Donald, creator of the Planet: Critical podcast, delves into the multifaceted crises facing our world, from climate corruption to violence against the earth and women. She shares insights on the challenges of independent journalism and the need for a collective understanding of truth in a post-truth society. The conversation also highlights emerging grassroots activism, personal narratives from her travels, and the importance of acknowledging our body's responses to societal chaos, calling for a transformative approach to global issues.

Rachel Donald, a climate corruption journalist, discusses the exploitative patterns rooted in perverse economic systems. She explores the separation rooted in our capitalist system and its impact on collective reliance. The podcast also covers the displacement of indigenous communities, the intuitive wisdom of children, the role of activism, the tipping point for change, and the intersection of capitalism and renewable energy.