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Based on 4 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Climate Action Show connects climate law and institutional decisions to the activists pressing governments to act.
Vivian Langford treats climate politics as a contest over law, public institutions and organised pressure. The programme moves between interviews, recorded speeches, campaign accounts and occasional radio drama, while keeping Indigenous land defence and the responsibilities of…
The climate crisis enters court, fiction, and theology; you decide where conviction becomes action.
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Short reviews from the PlayNext desk, based on the episodes we processed.
A community-radio climate review linking fossil-fuel accountability, Aboriginal land defense, and calls for action on Gaza.
This Climate Action Radio Show episode frames the climate crisis as a struggle over power, responsibility, and who is forced to carry the costs.
A dramatized climate warning opens into a hard question about collective action under mounting crisis.
The Climate Action Radio Show frames Kim Stanley Robinson's The Ministry for the Future as a warning with teeth, not just a speculative premise.
A grave climate episode links geoengineering, Laudato Deum, and the civic work of joining something.
Playing God with the Climate sets geoengineering against the sacred force of the sun, the limits of what humans know about the biosphere, and the political drift toward four or five degrees of warming.
A Pacific youth campaign reaches the ICJ, bringing climate justice into questions of rights, law, and generations.
Climate Action Show follows a Pacific youth campaign as it travels from a classroom campaign to the International Court of Justice, where an advisory opinion on climate obligations takes shape.
Moral questions with consequences for minds, machines, and power.
WSJ reporters unpack the Epstein files, surrogacy industry abuses, and true-crime court battles.
Dan Carlin's solo essays connecting executive power, historical collapse, and American democracy.
The Climate Action Show revisits Kim Stanley Robinson's The Ministry for the Future.
The program opens with a broadcast identification, a climate-action welcome, and an acknowledgement of Aboriginal struggles against mining projects tied to climate change.
This episode discusses the impact of climate change on Australian music festivals and community action.
A climate action radio show discussing community campaigns, the latest science, and solutions, with a focus on the political and social aspects of climate change.
This episode covers climate activism, featuring recordings from a webinar on how to cover climate activism, with a focus on Aboriginal land rights and opposition to coal mining.
This episode explores ecological identity in young children as a foundation for climate activism, featuring an interview with early childhood educator Jan White.