Green Majority Radio

Stefan spends the hour with Mitchell Beer, founder of The Energy Mix.

On the 900th episode of the Green Majority radio program, we talk about what Canada has achieved since 2006, we go over climate news, and Stefan interviews Dr. Jessica Green, a political scientist at U of T, about climate fiction and carbon offsets.

Stefan and Lauren discuss their reading plans for the year, and the need for the public to be given nice things. Stefan speaks with Matthew Klippenstein about green tech.

Lauren describes her experience at COP in Dubai, and she and Stefan discuss Canada's response to Palestinian refugees. Stefan interviews Sarika Cullis-Suzuki about her new documentary: The Mystery of the Walking Whale.

Friend of the show Dr. Alex Tavasoli joins Stefan in a special hour long conversation about the different paths towards sustainability and how our governments and world favour chasing innovation over getting down to work.

The Trans Mountain Pipeline hits yet another expensive snag and Stefan chats with Mitchell Beer about COP 28, the Emission Cap, Methane and so much more.

Stefan spends the hour with Prof. Stephen Scharper to discuss his ideas about the relationship between ecology and democracy.

We discuss the enduring question of population in environmental circles, and go over some climate news, including mineral prices, surveillance tactics and the emissions of the 200 most frequent flyers. We play two songs from the new Yound album, Yound II.

We talk about the funding deal reached between Toronto and Ontario, investor-state dispute settlements, and other climate news. Stefan sits down with Andre Goulet and Eric Wickham to discuss their new media venture, Unrigged. VISIT: https://www.unrigged.ca/

We talk about police raiding the homes of Palestine activists in Toronto, and climate news. Stefan starts inaugurates a new segment with Mitchell Beer of The Energy Mix.

This week we did a live show for CIUT fundraising drive. Here is a re-run episode.

We talk about Trudeau's accidental almost-call for a ceasefire in Palestine. Stefan interviews Deirdre Leowinata about her new documentary, Keepers of the Land.

We talk about the UAW victory, growing labour power, the Liberals delaying carbon tax in the East, and over 8000 killed in Palestine. Stefan interviews Prof. Andrew Leach about his new book: Between Doom and Denial.

We talk about the lone voice supporting Palestine being ejected from her party, and looking at the immensity of climate change. Stefan interviews Stephen Thomas, Energy Manager at the David Suzuki Foundation about a new federal energy bill.

We talk about green groups' silence on Palestine, creating a positive vision to build, and the electricity needs of AI. Stefan interviews Mitchell Beer, founder of The Energy Mix.

We talk about Ontario's anti-Palestine stance, union victory in the US, and the state of insurance in the climate fight. Stefan interviews Tim Gray of Environmental Defence about the Greenbelt scandal.

David has a petulant outburst. We talk about news media's depression messaging, oil companies, and the climate corps. Stefan interviews Bushra Asghar of the Climate Emergency Unit.

We talk about Canada celebrating Nazis, Doug Ford's Greenbelt reversal, climate and indigenous news. Stefan interviews Sarah Buchanan from TEA about climate politics in Toronto.

We talk about Trudeau, Biden, climate news and carbon capture & storage. Stefan interviews Jeremy Appel about his visit to a CCUS conference in Edmonton.

Stefan and Lauren discuss the meaning of marches, and Stefan interviews Nick De Carlo and Allie Rougeot about the September 16th climate march, as well as Syed Hussan of the Migrant Rights Network about the September 17th march for equal rights.

We talk about Doug Ford, Cop City and various climate news. Lauren speaks with Alex Cool-Fergus of Climate Action Network Canada about federal climate policy going into the fall.

Stefan spends the hour with Amy Westervelt, the environmental journalist, author, and host of Drilled: a 'true-crime podcast about climate change'.

Stefan interviews Kat Cadungog, Executive Director of the Foundation for Environmental Stewardship, about youth activism, finding your place within the movement and creating transformational change.

We talk about cancelling renewables in Alberta, Suncor, Hawaii, cocaine sharks and veganism. Stefan speaks with Amanda Giang, Assistant Professor of Mechanical Engineering at UBC, about scientific modelling.

Stefan speaks with Jennifer, an organizer of non-violent civil disobedience about an Ottawa campaign, and David Gray-Donald, Publisher and Editorial Director of the Grind, about media's role in movement building. - To support The Grind: https://www.thegrindmag.ca/support-the-grind - Follow The Grind on Twitter and Instagram @thegrindto - To plan an event about the book The End of This World: Clima...