Aspire with Osha: art, nature, humanity

Osha interviews Matt Renner, Executive Director for Climate Mobilization & the Climate Mobilization Project, two organizations whose shared vision is to catalyze a
WWII-scale mobilization to reverse global warming and the ecological crisis in order to protect humanity and the living world. We talk about successes and plans to mobilize real systemic change to save our beloved world.

Matt has worked as a non-profit executive in clean energy, climate policy, and journalism for over a decade, focusing on the near-term social & economic impacts of climate change. His studies with George Lakoff at U.C. Berkeley have been influential on Matt's work.

To learn more https://www.theclimatemobilization.org/
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Chic Street Man shares the stories behind the songs on his new album, Left Foot Down, inspired by the climate crisis, produced by Keb' Mo'. Uplifting & empowering, One Earth and Left Foot Down are powerful anthems for the movement to address the climate crisis and equality. Make it Through the Night is a song of solace for all women who've been abused.

Find the album here: https://chicstreetman.hearnow.com/
See the music video of One Earth here: https://youtu.be/NovYu_Er388
Hear more of Chic's music on his website: https://chicstreetman.com/

Chic Street Man is a musician, composer, actor and theater director. Chic has been called an Ambassador for Peace & Goodwill and has performed at the General Assembly of the United Nations in New York and toured in two Peace Child productions touring to Russia and Poland.
Chic recorded his first album in Paris, France and has released numerous albums: Guns Away; Everybody Be Yo’self; Beau-ti-ful, Lullablues, and a single called Sidewinder.

In addition to concerts and festivals, Chic is an award winning composer, performer and theater director who has composed and performed in an extensive list of theatrical productions. To name just a few:
He received an Audelco Award and an NAACP Theater Arts Award for his music and performance in Spunk. He composed the score and starred in the Berkeley Repertory Theater’s production of The Caucasian Chalk Circle. He was a contributing author, performer and musical arranger for the Denver Center Theater Company’s It Ain’t Nothin’ But The Blues, and toured with the show. For a full list of Chic’c many accomplishments, go to ChicStreetman.com