The Secret to Rural Progressive Organizing: Ecology

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Talking with Matt Nicolaïdis, a progressive activist with the New Democratic Party in Canada, about the issues that matter most to rural Ontarians, and rural people throughout North America. We talk about the ongoing water crisis in the town of Tottenham, Ontario, and how the politics of ecology – clean water, stopping pollution, sustainability – can revitalized progressive politics in the small towns and farming communities of Canada and the United States. We're also talking about a recently published book of essays, Believing Weird Things by Bernard Wills, particularly how those essays engage with the contemporary politics of extremism. * Support Radical Democrats Radio on Patreon at https://www.patreon.com/radicaldemocrats/

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