Green Majority Radio

Stefan and Lauren speak with energy expert Mitchell Beer of The Energy Mix about American LNG, Chrystia Freeland resigning, Canadian emissions targets, tariffs, clean electricity regulations, and other energy news.

We talk about the professional and managerial class and their influence on the climate movement, as argued in Matthew T. Huber's book, Climate Change As Class War.

Stefan presents a piece exploring his impending fatherhood and the relationship between hope and action in dark times. In the second half we interview Matthew Lie-Paehlke a local climate activist about his new podcast Future Mending Radio: https://koi-flute-sbwh.squarespace.com/podcast. Huge thanks to Yound and Abby Litchfield for the use of their music. Catch both artists on your streaming platform or Yound at Youndmas at the Baby G on December 7th and Abby at https://www.abbylitchfield.ca/. If you are looking for a way to get out and do something on climate action in the city the Lighthouse Collective has a guide program that connects you and your interests with an organization that needs volunteers: https://www.lighthousecollective.ca/guide

Our monthly Best Of show. Go love yourself, sallow queen.

We talk to Lauren in Qatar about the COP summit, and Jeremy Appel about a UCP conference in Alberta, and about CBC propaganda, Inuit sled dogs and Doug Ford.

Stefan speaks with Mitchell Beer of The Energy Mix to answer listener questions and discuss the energy transition under Trump.

We talk about climate news and a youth lawsuit, with Fraser Thomson of Ecojustice.

Our monthly Best Of show compiling our favourite parts of the past month.

David interviews Sonya Stepanova of the Davenport Aid Brigade about her work of the past five months providing tens of thousands of dollars in funds and aid directly to Palestinians in Egypt and Gaza.

We talk about prisoners locked in the path of storms, workers forced to drown, and Israel’s war. Stefan interviews Dr. Shama Rangwala, assistant professor at York University, about the life and legacy of Fredric Jameson.