Following the fight against climate breakdown across Greater Manchester and beyond. We're keeping climate breakdown at the forefront of politics one interview at a time. Catch our latest show below.
XR not only brought climate issues into the mainstream, they also changed how people protested. However, since COVID XR's civil disobedience style protests have waned and protests in general seem to have gone back to the prioritising numbers over disruption.
Ads is joined by two of his old XR comrades to discuss how XR changed the game but also what protests needs to do today to stay a relevant part of political action.
Last weekend, the GND Media team ran a radio station at The World Transformed festival, taking place in Hulme this year. Shout out to Josh, Becky, Stephen, Matthew, Mikki, Fitzroy and Barney!
XR not only brought climate issues into the mainstream, they also changed how people protested. However, since COVID XR's civil disobedience style protests have waned and protests in general seem to have gone back to the prioritising numbers over disruption.
Ads is joined by two of his old XR comrades to discuss how XR changed the game but also what protests needs to do today to stay a relevant part of political action.
One thing you can say about the Labour Party, is that they stuck by their promise to renationalise the rail system. Or did they?
Lucy and Andrew catch up on the last six months of climate news and discuss if Eco Populism can take on the shift in the right in the UK?
In episode two of Bhopal: Stories of an Ecocide we explore the complex and tumultuous years of post independence India and how profit seeking, negligence and the Green revolution paved the way for the Bhopal Gas Disaster.
Forty years ago on the night of December 2nd 1984 water entered the chemical storage tank 610 at the Union Carbide India plant in Bhopal, releasing a deadly cloud of gas into the air which was blown for miles across the city exposing more than 500,000 people. This is their story.
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Our Ads is on a mission to understand why the working class is so hesitant to get involved in the climate movement in its current form. Each week he'll be talking to climate-conscious people who identify as working class to discover their thoughts on how working class people can become a force in the fight for our very survival.
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