Green Majority Radio

Our first live show in 3 years! We're joined by Tim Gray the Executive Director of Environmental Defence, Erika Reyes of the Climate Optimism Dinners, and Lauren calls in from COP 27.

Stefan conducts a lovely interview with Professor Sean Holman about information, democracy, what humans want, and the Climate Disaster Project.

We talk about taking matters into our own hands. Stefan interviews Stephen Thomas of the David Suzuki Foundation about making electricity cheaper through renewables.

We ramble on about Minister Wilkinson, the financial and political volatility of oil and gas, and the divine knowledge of CEOs. Stefan speaks with Michael Polanyi from Nature Canada about how logging in Canada might be as carbon-intensive as the oil sands.

We talk about manufacturing a recession to curb inflation and preserve corporate profit. Stefan speaks with André Goulet of the Harbinger Media Network about how it’s grown and where it goes from here.

We talk about COP27, Canada setting up a shell company for TMX, and the wood pellet scam in BC. Stefan and Lauren interview Sabah Ibrahim, Ontario Organizer for the Climate Emergency Unit.

We talk about Brazilian elections and various climate news. Stefan speaks with Sarah Buchanan about municipal elections and how cities are limited in dealing with emissions.

Stefan and Lauren spend the hour with Jordan Koe, host of Land Back Radio and a Board Member for Iron and Earth. They talk about indigenous music, land laws on reserves, the role of the oil industry in Canada, energy infrastructure and more.

We yap our maws off about being awkward siblings, Puerto Rico and Wet'suwet'en. Darrin Qualman of the National Farmer's Union returns to talk with Stefan about nitrogen and oligopolies.

We address the symbol of the skeleton queen and talk about new scientific studies, climate policy news, and Canada’s disturbing self-image. Stefan sits down with Allie Rougeot and Megan Breau, organizers with Fridays For Future, about the coming climate strike and what it’s like to be a student activist.