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Do you wonder if you should drive less, recycle more, or go to a climate march instead? You probably deal with these questions alone in your own mind and in your own home, but it's embarrassing to talk about it. It always seems like nobody else cares. This podcast is a series of conversations with regular people just like you, looking for their own way to be part of the solution. Our answers may be different but our goal is the same.
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Ulrike thought she knew what her life and career were going to look like until one day she woke up and it all seemed meaningless. What she cares about shifted literally overnight. Since then she has been tirelessly looking for a formula that will inspire action, build connections and bypass the indifference towards nature, climate and animals. Subs…
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This is the second episode with Desiree. This time we explore the place of joy in times of climate crisis and personal loss. Desiree speaks about the root of the ecosystem collapse and how to find comfort in nature. The previous episode with Desiree: https://myclimate.yaelfiner.com/6 Subscribe to the My Climate newsletter: https://myclimate.yaelfin…
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Desiree is an agelessly wise woman. She is a writer, psychology student and freegan. We were talking about veganism, freeganism and saving the planet and the hard choices we face when trying to balance veganism and food waste. This episode is about making a difference by reducing our food waste. Reuse your banana peels: https://www.naturallivingide…
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Gaya is a brilliant nutritionist from Israel. She gets anxious about engaging with the climate crisis and avoids the negative energies altogether. This episode starts with exploring the difficulties and ends up with tears of excitement for finding her special way to make a difference. Subscribe to the My Climate newsletter: https://myclimate.yaelfi…
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Tami Tzuri had transformed her normal capitalistic lifestyle and formed a unique alternative. In 2006 she formed CityTree - a living knowledge centre for deep ecology and climate resistance, in the heart of Tel Aviv, a city made mostly out of concrete. Tami challenges the individualist culture and capitalist system and offers a framework for living…
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Thomas left a successful computer business to live on an urban farm with his love, Laura. These days, Thomas has a unique way to relate to life. He manifests love in everything he does from fixing an old beam, to straightening nails, to rescuing bees. This episode is packed with wisdom and it gives a beautiful and radical answer to an important que…
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Soda is a 23-year-old builder from Toronto. He loves his job but sometimes feels conflicted about what it entails. This episode explores topics like finding purpose in life, being aligned with our truth, and how to support ourselves when we are feeling anxious. Soda's website: https://www.oldgrowthearth.com/ Subscribe to the My Climate newsletter: …
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Cheryl is a 29-year-old woman from BC, who found clarity and her place in the world amidst the climate crisis. She decided to live a van life to lower her carbon footprint as a part of her climate anxiety healing path. Cheryl works at EarthNet and helps climate activists establish their initiatives. Please reach out to her - she can help you: https…
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Kikila is a 43-year-old historian currently doing his PhD on how can we be a better allyship to indigenous people. We talk about how and why the oppressed people become the oppressors. He shares his perspective on the role of governments in controlling the population, limiting freedom and curtailing human rights in democracies today.…
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I wanted to learn about how is it to be a police officer facing land defenders, how they view their power, what aggravates them and the situation and how they see their role in this conflict. Srg. Holt turns out to be an open-minded and compassionate officer that does his best to be proactive in preventing conflicts. He shares his perspective about…
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David, who leans conservative and pro-life in his political views, brings a strong argument of why we need both progressives and conservatives on the political map and why polarization is the most dangerous thing we are dealing with today. David explains why we became so polarized, points out dangerous trends in American society and offers a way ou…
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Bill is well aware of the hardship his people went through, he saw children taken away from their parents, families torn apart, and he's not surprised when his people find comfort in alcohol. Bill voices his concerns about the mental health problems they see at the blockade. He believes that communication skills could help First Nation's people to …
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Eartha shares her lifelong journey as an activist, being an outsider in her family, going against the stream and any expectations. She speaks about the risks of being an activist then and today and how she nurtures herself through failure and hard times. We explore two incidents of her being accused of racism by a Native person and how she, a profe…
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Natasha Edmunds is an environmental activist and an expert in deep engagement canvassing. Natasha has been using this tactic to change minds, fight Climate change and bridge the divide. She has learned a lot talking with people whose lives are intertwined with the extractive resource industry and shares in-depth stories about how she and her team d…
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Today I'm talking with Brenton Raby. He shares his insight and challenges as a life long cannabis activist and his concern with the government expanding its power and arresting people it simply doesn't like. He talks about racism and prejudice inside the government and police, and together we explore the contradictions in local and national climate…
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Today I'm talking with Rick Logtenberg. He is an environmental activist, entrepreneur a city counsellor, and the founder of Climate Caucus Canada. We explore conflicts related to the local e-bike and transit improvement projects that the city is working on. Rik talks about how to get the local government to listen to you and how to be empathetic to…
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Garth, a well-spoken 67 years old climate activist, asks how can we coexist in a world when people don't listen to each other and can't even agree on the same reality. We explore the conflict with his childhood friend who opposes climate action. We talk about how this conflict and the ongoing fight to save the planet affects him personally.…
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Keith Weily is a climate veteran who courageously reflects back on years of debating and arguing and exploring his motives and intentions. He realizes he doesn't want to have those kinds of conversations anymore, where the entire point is to prove himself right. We touch upon topics like the tar sands in Alberta and our wildfire experience in BC. H…
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