Extinction Rebellion
Meet the Movement
Brought to you by Extinction Rebellion - NYC. This is a podcast that amplifies the voices of climate activists, storytellers, and experts fighting for a livable future in New York City and beyond. Each episode dives into bold actions, grassroots victories, and the urgent science behind the climate crisis, inspiring listeners to join the movement for systemic change. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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1. Jun 2026
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In Conversation with Turnip 01.06.2026 16:59
While attending a protest in Paris, our activist Matthew spoke with Turnip, a French protester, about the issues that brought them out to raise their voice. Check out this interview to understand what is motivating people globally to get activated. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
In Conversation with Antonio Scurati 03.03.2026 57:58
While in Italy, we had the pleasure of talking with Antonio Scurati, author of acclaimed “M: Son of the Century” about Benito Mussolini, founder of el fascismo, sits down with us and XR Venice to talk about the historical implications of fascism. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
In Converstaion with XR Roma 03.03.2026 1:39:14
Our first episode finds us in the ancient city of Roma, checking in with members of the Extinction Rebellion Roma chapter. We find ourselves sharing tea and coffee in the average Italian kitchen, trading stories about the climate movement across the ocean. Members shared with us what inspired them to get active about preserving the environment, the air, water, and soil…. And finally, the conv...
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