It Could Happen Here

Researcher, scholar and activist JN joins us to discuss the tactics, strategies, and difficulties of the Hong Kong protests and what we can learn from common struggles

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Upon returning to the Earth First! camp we discover more about why sheriffs were blocking the Namewag camp driveway, and then learn about the long history of the StopLine3 movement. Finally, Garrison recaps a Direct Action at the pipeline construction site in northern Minnesota.

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Garrison travels to Northern Minnesota to attend an Earth Firsth! gathering in the woods to learn about the history of green resistance. While there they end up tagging along with a support caravan to a nearby StopLine3 camp under attack from the cops.

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Network Security expert Chelsea Manning comes on to talk about surveillance, online security, and steps we can take to protect our privacy.

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We conclude with Part two of our interview with David Wallace-Wells, author of The Uninhabitable Earth.

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Part one of our chat with journalist and author of the book The Uninhabitable Earth, David Wallace-Wells.

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On August 22nd, for the second year in a row, Proud Boys and other Far Right associates descended on Portland Oregon. Here is our field report.

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We sit down to talk with Geoff Mann, a Professor of Geography and Political Economy who also co-authored the book Climate Leviathan: A Political Theory For Our Planetary Future.

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In this episode, we introduce you to our team (Robert Evans, Sophie Lichterman, Mia Wong, & Garrison Davis) and discuss the future.

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If we're going to build a better future, we have to believe things can improve.

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