Podcasts about earth guardians

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With so many variables in our troubled world up in the air, what will it take to instill peace and stability?The foundation will be built on healing old wounds and building stronger families, according to Katharine and Makasha Roske, who share their lives of activism and adventure and what they've learned along the way, in this forgiving Living 4D conversation.Learn more about the work Makasha and Katherine are doing to transform our world at the Hummingbird Transformational Living Center, Living Co-Creation and the Earth Guardians websites. Support the work Katharine and Makasha are doing via Patreon. Find them via social media on Facebook and LinkedIn.TimestampsTraveling at the speed of peace. (3:36)Makasha goes on a journey to create World Family, then meets and marries Katharine. (6:19)A humbling experience/ceremony between a father asking his children for forgiveness. (19:03)Mastering the ability to turn into rather than away from to heal wounds. (27:26)Working toward co-creator agreements to be a part of a healthy family. (40:00)Activism that raises the voices of kids to become active participants in their futures. (49:09)Finding the sweet spot of moderation to allow kids to have technology and use it, but not too much… (1:01:00)Living in a transitional phase with breakthroughs, breakdowns and possibilities. (1:13:19)“Crisis precedes transformation.” (1:32:58)Dive in and do it! (1:54:25)The coming summer solstice. (2:00:27)One of Makasha's favorite mantras. (2:10:37)ResourcesThe Co-Creator's Handbook 2.0 by Katharine Roske and Carolyn AndersonHumanity RisingThe Summerhill School methodThe Pachamama AlliancePaul's Living 4D conversations with Jonathan Goldman, Mark Wolynn, Nate Ortiz and Hamilton SoutherIt Didn't Start With You by Mark WolynnFind more resources for this episode on our website.Thanks to our awesome sponsors:PaleovalleyBiOptimizers US and BiOptimizers UK PAUL10Organifi CHEK20CHEK Academy Open HouseWe may earn commissions from qualifying purchases using affiliate links.

Flo Karuna of Starseed Codes joins me today to talk about his latest project, My Arcturian Friend, a kids animation tv series. We talk about the new generation of starseeds, his overnight awakening that rendered him instantly psychic and at the end of the show, we receive a powerful transmission from the ancient guardians of Earth, the Whales.   Flo Karuna is a planetary guardian and visionary creator who has dedicated his life to spiritual awakening and the empowerment of others. He has traveled the world engaging in grid work, planetary service and working with ancient sites, honoring the ancestors before him from the earthly and universal perspective. (timestamps below) Flo's Linktree: https://linktr.ee/StarCodes My Arcturian Friend Episode #1 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5PmaHvhaP1s&t=7s Donate to V4CR: https://ogpaydonate.com/nicole-frolick ~~~ ⬇️Secure your ticket to the Forbidden Journey Retreat in April 2024!!

Welcome to another inspiring episode of The Calling.  I'm thrilled to share a conversation that delves deep into the realms of archetypal resources, navigating modern culture, and redefining leadership.Summary:In this episode, my guest, Clinton Callahan, takes us on a journey through the transformative world of archetypal domains. We explore the challenges of modern culture, particularly the materialistic nature of Patriarchy, and newly emerging regenerative human cultures of Archiarchy.Clinton discusses the concept of archetypal lineages, bright principles, and the importance of preparation for those ready to step into a different kind of leadership. He introduces the idea of being a Spaceholder rather than a traditional ‘leader', emphasizing the creation of space for personal and collective evolution.The conversation touches on the significance of distilling hidden purposes and the liberation that comes with embracing conscious anger. Clinton shares insights into the authentic adulthood initiatory processes that allow individuals to tap into their archetypal resources, unlocking internal structures for anger, sadness, fear, and joy.The episode also explores the tools and techniques of Torus Technology, a method of working in circles to harness group intelligence and create a space where individuals can invent what is needed, learn together, and unfold their tribal essence.Key Takeaways:Archetypal Resources: Discover the power of internal archetypal resources for anger, sadness, fear, and joy, and how activating them can lead to conscious and purposeful living.Archetypal Lineages: Explore the four classifications of archetypal lineages – Earth Guardians, Village Weavers, Evolutionary Managers, and Gameworld Builders – and their role in personal and collective transformation.Spaceholding: Shift from traditional ‘leadership' to being a Spaceholder serving your Bright Principles and Archetypal Lineage, creating and navigating spaces where individuals can step into their authentic selves and contribute to collective evolution.Initiation Processes: Learn about the initiation processes that distill hidden purposes, unlocking clarity and guiding individuals on their path of conscious evolution.Torus Technology: Understand the power of working in circles, using Torus technology to liberate group intelligence. This episode is a celebration of reclaiming authenticity, letting go of societal expectations, and stepping into the richness of archetypal spaces for personal and collective evolution.Thank you for joining us on this profound exploration. Remember, every step towards understanding your archetypal self is a step towards a more liberated and purposeful life.Clinton Callahan Resources: https://archiarchy.mystrikingly.com https://regenerateearthgoals.mystrikingly.com https://torustechnology.mystrikingly.comhttps://patriarchy.mystrikingly.com Homaya Resource Links: Website: https://homaya.org/ Follow on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/homaya/ Free Light Constitution Quiz: https://homaya-amar.mykajabi.com/light_constitution_quiz Soul Contract Activation Meditations: https://homaya-amar.mykajabi.com/podcast-the-calling

Youth-Led Climate LitigationWorldwide, litigants are turning to the courts as a forum for fighting climate change, filing lawsuits against governments in an attempt to force climate action. Plaintiffs in these lawsuits are often children and young adults, who represent those most affected by government climate inaction. A notable early example of youth-led litigation related to climate change was in the Philippines in the 1990s, where forty-three students sued the Philippine government to protect their village's forest. Though the case was initially dismissed in lower courts on the ground that the students were children and did not have legal standing to sue, the students ultimately won their case and deforestation was halted. In the United States in 2015, twenty-one young people, the organization Earth Guardians, and climate scientist James Hansen (collectively, “plaintiffs”), represented by lawyers from the organization Our Children's Trust, sued the U.S. government in a case called Juliana v. United States of America. The plaintiffs alleged that the U.S. government, in not taking sufficient action to fight climate change, knowingly violated their Fifth Amendment due process rights to life, liberty and property, and knowingly violated its commitment to protect public lands. In 2020, the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals dismissed the case on the ground that the legislative and executive branches have the power to address climate change, not the judicial system. Still, despite the ruling, Juliana v. United States catalyzed a climate litigation movement across the country and world, and a documentary film about the case increased its impact. The Ninth Circuit's ruling did not end the case, which was sent back to the district court for further proceedings. In June 2023, the district court granted the plaintiffs' motion for leave to amend their complaint. Plaintiffs are hoping to survive additional motions to dismiss so that the case can proceed to trial.   Our Children's Trust has sued state governments on behalf of young people in all fifty states. Although most of those cases have been dismissed, the first of these cases to go to trial was Held v. Montana in June 2023. Additionally, in September 2023, Navahine F. v. Hawaii Department of Transportation is set to go to trial. These trials are the first in the United States involving youth-led constitutional climate cases, with the plaintiffs both using language from Montana's and Hawaii's constitutions to make their case. Is Climate Change a Question for the Courts?This is an ongoing debate. The Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals rejected the Juliana v. United States case in 2020, with the majority opinion concluding that climate change is an issue for Congress and the Executive Branch to handle, rather than the judicial system. But Hawaii's First Circuit Judge Jeffrey Crabtree argued, in response to lawyers for the Hawaii Department of Transportation who made a similar argument, that Navahine F. v. Hawaii Department of Transportation should be allowed to go to trial. Judge Crabtree wrote that “the courts unequivocally have an important and long-recognized role in interpreting and defending constitutional guarantees.” A separate and difficult legal question concerns the nature and extent of the public trust doctrine and what duty might apply to the government. The courts will need to wrestle with that set of issues if the cases reach the trial stage. Who is Julia Olson?Julia Olson is Executive Director and Chief Legal Counsel of Our Children's Trust, the organization representing the youth plaintiffs in the climate change litigation discussed in this article. She earned her law degree (JD) from the University of California College of Law, San Francisco (then known as UC Hastings) in 1997 and began her legal career representing grassroots conservation groups working to protect the environment, organic agriculture, and human health. Since becoming a mother, Julia has focused her advocacy on youth climate action and founded Our Children's Trust to further this mission. Further ReadingWatch Youth v Gov | NetflixMeet the Youth Plaintiffs, Our Children's TrustJuliana v. United States, Harvard Law Review (2021)It's Kids vs. the World in a Landmark Climate Complaint, Gizmodo (2019)Trump admin again asks Supreme Court to stop youth climate lawsuit, The Hill (2018) For a transcript, please visit the episode's page on our website at:  climatebreak . org

How can one organization support a global network of grassroots climate projects? We're sitting down with Emmy Scott, the Executive Director of Earth Guardians, to answer that question! Earth Guardians supports youth-led climate projects all across the world through their crews initiative, a program available to young people everywhere. We also talk about the value of putting young voices at the forefront of the climate conversation and the importance of providing support vs direction. Click here to learn more about Earth Guardians: www.EarthGuardians.org Click here to learn more about our nonprofit: www.ConservationConnection.co

This is our monthly offering to step up as Earth Guardians in reciprocity for all the blessings that our beautiful planet brings into our lives. Right now our dear Maui is in need of some spiritual power. Drum journey with me as we go to the Upper World where you'll be guided on where to focus blessings for your specific power spots and areas of Gaia that need some extra lovin right now. THANKS FOR Being here

Laura Eisenhower, a great-granddaughter of President Dwight D. Eisenhower, is much more than her prestigious lineage. She is an empowering voice in the realms of spirituality, consciousness, and activism. Join us as we explore her incredible journey and the wisdom she imparts to awaken and inspire.

Script by: Brock Williams Audio by: Emma Mott Blurb by: Elizabeth SherstinskyFor a transcript, please visit the episode page on ClimateBreak.org Youth-Led Climate LitigationWorldwide, litigants are turning to the courts as a forum for fighting climate change, filing lawsuits against governments in an attempt to force climate action. Plaintiffs in these lawsuits are often children and young adults, who represent those most affected by government climate inaction. A notable early example of youth-led litigation related to climate change was in the Philippines in the 1990s, where forty-three students sued the Philippine government to protect their village's forest. Though the case was initially dismissed in lower courts on the ground that the students were children and did not have legal standing to sue, the students ultimately won their case and deforestation was halted. In the United States in 2015, twenty-one young people, the organization Earth Guardians, and climate scientist James Hansen (collectively, “plaintiffs”), represented by lawyers from the organization Our Children's Trust, sued the U.S. government in a case called Juliana v. United States of America. The plaintiffs alleged that the U.S. government, in not taking sufficient action to fight climate change, knowingly violated their Fifth Amendment due process rights to life, liberty and property, and knowingly violated its commitment to protect public lands. In 2020, the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals dismissed the case on the ground that the legislative and executive branches have the power to address climate change, not the judicial system. Still, despite the ruling, Juliana v. United States catalyzed a climate litigation movement across the country and world, and a documentary film about the case increased its impact. The Ninth Circuit's ruling did not end the case, which was sent back to the district court for further proceedings. In June 2023, the district court granted the plaintiffs' motion for leave to amend their complaint. Plaintiffs are hoping to survive additional motions to dismiss so that the case can proceed to trial.   Our Children's Trust has sued state governments on behalf of young people in all fifty states. Although most of those cases have been dismissed, the first of these cases to go to trial was Held v. Montana in June 2023. Additionally, in September 2023, Navahine F. v. Hawaii Department of Transportation is set to go to trial. These trials are the first in the United States involving youth-led constitutional climate cases, with the plaintiffs both using language from Montana's and Hawaii's constitutions to make their case. Is Climate Change a Question for the Courts?This is an ongoing debate. The Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals rejected the Juliana v. United States case in 2020, with the majority opinion concluding that climate change is an issue for Congress and the Executive Branch to handle, rather than the judicial system. But Hawaii's First Circuit Judge Jeffrey Crabtree argued, in response to lawyers for the Hawaii Department of Transportation who made a similar argument, that Navahine F. v. Hawaii Department of Transportation should be allowed to go to trial. Judge Crabtree wrote that “the courts unequivocally have an important and long-recognized role in interpreting and defending constitutional guarantees.” A separate and difficult legal question concerns the nature and extent of the public trust doctrine and what duty might apply to the government. The courts will need to wrestle with that set of issues if the cases reach the trial stage. Who is Julia Olson?Julia Olson is Executive Director and Chief Legal Counsel of Our Children's Trust, the organization representing the youth plaintiffs in the climate change litigation discussed in this article. She earned her law degree (JD) from the University of California College of Law, San Francisco (then known as UC Hastings) in 1997 and began her legal career representing grassroots conservation groups working to protect the environment, organic agriculture, and human health. Since becoming a mother, Julia has focused her advocacy on youth climate action and founded Our Children's Trust to further this mission. Further ReadingWatch Youth v Gov | NetflixMeet the Youth Plaintiffs, Our Children's TrustJuliana v. United States, Harvard Law Review (2021)It's Kids vs. the World in a Landmark Climate Complaint, Gizmodo (2019)Trump admin again asks Supreme Court to stop youth climate lawsuit, The Hill (2018)

Stuart and Burning Man's Community Services head honcho Terry “Retro” Schoop riff on the streets of our fair city and the naming thereof, from the controversial to the miraculous to the misunderstood. Black Rock City has elaborate art themes, each with street names, each with curious conditions. Why does our recreational refugee camp even need street names? Were they always alphabetical around an imaginary clock face? And what's a clock anyway? Hear this year's art theme (ANIMALIA) express itself through cryptids (animals that no one can prove are real). Folklore and fandom brought us our new ABC street names: Afanc, Bigfoot, Chupacabra, Dingbat… and NOT the Easter Bunny, thanks to Encantados, which are were-dolphins that shape-shift into dapper dancers in search of a party.  This is an episode with literature, lore, and laughter — and a pile of BRC trivia for street cred.Streets of BRC 2023: Cavalcade of Cryptids | Burning Man JournalBurning Man 2023: ANIMALIATerry “Retro” Schoop | Burning Man JournalBurning Man Staff: Terry Schoop

Youth movements are rising to restore people and planet. De'Anthony Jones, a former President of the Environmental Students Organization at Sacramento State, Chloe Maxmin, co-founder of Divest Harvard, and Xiuhtezcatl Martinez, hip-hop artist and Youth Director of Earth Guardians, say there's no better time to be born than now because this generation gets to rewrite history. It could be known as the generation that brought forth a healthy, just, sustainable world for every generation to come. This is an episode of the Bioneers: Revolution from the Heart of Nature series. Visit the radio and podcast homepage to find out how to hear the program on your local station and how to subscribe to the podcast.

Multiple banks have pledged to clean up their fossil fuel funding with net-zero carbon commitments, but they continue business-as-usual, pushing for profit by championing destructive projects responsible for driving climate chaos. The 2022 annual report, Banking on Climate Chaos [http://www.bankingonclimatechaos.org], revealed that fossil fuel financing from the worlds 60 largest banks has reached nearly $4.6 trillion in the six years since the adoption of the Paris Climate Agreement, with $742 billion in 2021 alone. On this show recorded in 2022, we delve into the Banking on Climate Chaos report with Ruth Breech from Rainforest Action Network [https://www.ran.org/], one of the organizations that authored the report. She discusses how these findings underscore the need for banks to immediately implement policies that end their financing for fossil fuel expansion. Moreover we highlight some of these projects causing climate chaos and the worldwide movement of communities coming together to demand that the financial sector get out of the oil and gas business altogether. We also feature special reports from Producer Jack Eidt on Liquified natural Gas expansions on the Louisiana Gulf Coast and the recently approved Willow drilling project on Alaska's North Slope. Listen to the extended version of the show: https://www.patreon.com/posts/banking-on-chaos-66503029 Ruth Breech is Senior Campaigner, of Rainforest Action Networks Climate and Energy team. She is responsible for organizing corporate accountability campaigns on financial institutions, supporting front line communities impacted by fossil fuels and climate change, partnering with Indigenous leaders and working with grassroots networks across the country to Defund Climate Chaos. Ruth brings 20 years of on-the-ground-work with environmental justice frontline communities. She is the recipient of the 2009 Healthy School Heroes Award for her leadership in relocating an elementary school in Ohio away from a plastics plant and its cancer causing emissions. She serves on the board of Crude Accountability International & Earth Guardians. Jessica Aldridge, Co-Host and Producer of EcoJustice Radio, is an environmental educator, community organizer, and 15-year waste industry leader. She is a co-founder of SoCal 350, organizer for ReusableLA, and founded Adventures in Waste. She is a former professor of Recycling and Resource Management at Santa Monica College, and an award recipient of the international 2021 Women in Sustainability Leadership and the 2016 inaugural Waste360, 40 Under 40. Podcast Website: http://ecojusticeradio.org/ Podcast Blog: https://wilderutopia.com/ecojustice-radio/banking-on-climate-chaos-the-fossil-fuel-finance-report/ Support the Podcast: Patreon https://www.patreon.com/ecojusticeradio PayPal https://www.paypal.com/donate/?hosted_button_id=LBGXTRM292TFC&source=url Executive Producer: Jack Eidt Host and Producer: Jessica Aldridge Engineer and Original Music: Blake Quake Beats

On this episode of the Sisters in Alchemy podcast, Crystal and Jenna go deep into Spirit Guides, including who and what they are, what you can ask them about, how they communicate with you, and what to be aware of when connecting with them. As usual, Crystal and Jenna share from their own knowledge and experience, hoping to open your mind up to new possibilities or remind you of what you already know. They discuss Spirit Teams which are teams of nonphysical beings that are assigned to each individual soul for this incarnation on Earth, either for a short time or the entire lifetime. These teams include (but are not limited to)ancestors, family members that have crossed over, ascended masters, guardian angel, pets that have crossed over, animals, totem/spirit animals, extraterrestrials, faeries, deities, etc. This of course, opened up conversations about mystical creatures, like unicorns, fairies, and mermaids, also known as The Fae and Earth Guardians. They also cover what Spirit Guides may look or feel like, how many you may have at one time, how they communicate with us, and how connecting with them gives us our power back. They also dive into the fear mongering around connecting with other beings and our Spirit Teams, particularly stemming from religious teachings. They discuss the concerns about “opening doors” and The Devil and how your intention is more powerful than any being. They hope this episode sparks your curiosity or encourages you to go deeper into connecting with your Spirit Team, so that you can co-create a life more incredible than you can imagine while becoming who you are meant to be. The Four Elements giveaway has CLOSED. The giveaway winner will be announced on February 28, 2023.To join our Facebook community, click on this link or type in Sisters in Alchemy in the search bar on Facebook.The resources mentioned in this episode is linked here so that you can explore them further if you desire:Super Attractor - Gabby BernsteinCraft - Gabriela Herstik The Other Side - Episode 27 - Sisters in Alchemy PodcastIf you desire to explore Crystal's artist magic further, check out the expansion of CDA and invest in one of her incredible paintings, journals, aura sprays, or reiki crystals on her website or  her IG page.If you desire to explore Jenna's magic further, check out her website or IG page where she shares her current offers for self-led powerful women to work with her including 1:1 transformation mentorship and small group/individual programs.Reminder that Beeing You - The Mastercourse, is running from Feb 27-March 10 and is available at the presale price of $88 until 2/27.

Five Tribes to advise on Bears Ears National Monument, plus Slack's "Work on Climate" channel. Meet the Earth Guardians, and listeners' call to action!

In this episode, our host interviews Isaac, the crew leader of Earth Guardians Environmental Literacy Initiative for Zambia. Isaac talks about the reasons why he joined Earth Guardians and the climate change fight. He highlights the environmental literacy issue his crew is seeking to solve. He, then, explains how the Zambian crew raises awareness about climate issues and what projects they are working on.

Multiple banks have pledged to clean up their fossil fuel funding with net-zero carbon commitments, but they continue business-as-usual, pushing for profit by championing destructive projects responsible for driving climate chaos. The 2022 annual report, Banking on Climate Chaos [http://www.bankingonclimatechaos.org], revealed that fossil fuel financing from the world's 60 largest banks has reached nearly $4.6 trillion in the six years since the adoption of the Paris Climate Agreement, with $742 billion in 2021 alone. On this show, we delve into the Banking on Climate Chaos report with Ruth Breech from Rainforest Action Network [https://www.ran.org/], one of the organizations that authored the report. She discusses how these findings underscore the need for banks to immediately implement policies that end their financing for fossil fuel expansion. Moreover we highlight some of these projects causing climate chaos and the worldwide movement of communities coming together to demand that the financial sector get out of the oil and gas business altogether. *Ruth Breech is Senior Campaigner for Rainforest Action Network's Climate and Energy team. She is responsible for organizing corporate accountability campaigns on financial institutions, supporting front line communities impacted by fossil fuels and climate change, partnering with Indigenous leaders and working with grassroots networks across the country to Defund Climate Chaos. Ruth brings 20 years of on-the-ground-work with environmental justice frontline communities. She is the recipient of the 2009 Healthy School Heroes Award for her leadership in relocating an elementary school in Ohio away from a plastics plant and its cancer causing emissions. She serves on the board of Crude Accountability International & Earth Guardians. Podcast Website: http://ecojusticeradio.org/ Podcast Blog: https://www.wilderutopia.com/category/ecojustice-radio/ Support the Podcast: https://www.patreon.com/ecojusticeradio Hosted by Jessica Aldridge Engineer and Original Music: Blake Quake Beats Executive Producer: Jack Eidt Show Created by Mark and JP Morris Episode 134 Photo credit: Ruth Breech

John Horning, the Executive Director of Wild Earth Guardians, continues our recent discussion about the issues and activities in which Wild Earth Guardians is engaged.  John grew up in Washington, D.C. on a street that borders Rock Creek Park, one of the wildest urban parks in our country where he cultivated an appreciation for the solace of wild spaces. John graduated for Colorado college in 1989 where he developed a life-long appreciation for the writings of Wallace Stegner. John has worked for a variety of environmental education and advocacy groups and moved to New Mexico in 1994 where he joined the staff of what would later become Wild Earth Guardians. Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/user?u=25149153)

Do you have a bestseller in you? Would you like to help discover tomorrow's bestselling books, authors and writers? Then join us live every Sunday to take part in POP-UP SUBMISSIONS, the net's first live and open manuscript submission event! You'll learn the tricks of the trade – direct from publishing professionals, bestselling authors and of course your host – literary agent Peter Cox. Each week we look at five submissions. Then it's up to you to tell us what you think of each one – and to VOTE! Each month's winner is fast-tracked straight to a leading publisher for serious publishing consideration. Today's submissions are: * Undersong - YA Fantasy by Cole Pettifor; * The Adventures of Ostwald: Might of Magic - Young Adult Fantasy by Daniel Kaye; * A Fall From The Rise - YA Dystopia by Jodie Savill; * THE STARS ARE YOURS NOW - Young Adult Science Fiction by James Beedle; * Fire Awakens, Book One in the Earth Guardians series - YA Fantasy by Emma C. Featuring Special Guests RC Bridgestock and Andy Dickenson! Join us live in the YouTube chat room every Sunday at 5pm UK / 12noon EST Make a submission: https://subs.litopia.com Audio podcast: https://pop.litopia.com Our Narrators: https://voice.litopia.com Vote on today's show: https://vote.litopia.com #writingcommunity #writingtips

 John Horning is Executive Director of Wild Earth Guardians, based in Laramie, Wyoming. John grew up in Washington, D.C. on a street that borders Rock Creek Park, one of the wildest urban parks in our country where he cultivated an appreciation for the solace of wild spaces. John graduated for Colorado college in 1989 where he developed a life-long appreciation for the writings of Wallace Stegner. John has worked for a variety of environmental education and advocacy groups and moved to New Mexico in 1994 where he joined the staff of what would later become Wild Earth Guardians. He talks about efforts of WEG to defend wildlife. Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/user?u=25149153)

Her Many Voices Foundation is delighted to welcome Kellie Berns, Program Director for Earth Guardians, to share about the important work of their organization. Earth Guardians trains and empowers youth to be effective leaders at the intersections of the environment and climate justice movements. Using art, music, storytelling, civic engagement, legal and direct action we inspire solutions to the critical issues we face as a global community. Kellie is a student, mentor, spiritual practitioner, lover of the earth, and community organizer who has a passion for being of service to help foster spaces of peace, justice, empowerment, healing, and beauty. Her inspiration comes from many years of Buddhist and Yogic practices, along with time spent learning from Indigenous relatives of North America.Kellie is one of the co-visionary behind Earth Guardians' Indigenous Youth Leadership Initiative, as well Earth Guardians' Project Grants Program, Hemp educational series, PPE and Tribal Nations Initiative, and is currently overseeing EG's campaigns, leadership trainings, partnerships, and youth staff Program Directors.In the past, Kellie was the co-manager/co-founder of the Ahimsa House in West Philadelphia, a community center founded on Buddhist principles which merges activism, anti-capitalist practices, and spirituality. Kellie is a graduate of Smith College, a graduate and former faculty at the Pacific Center of Awareness and Bodywork in Kauai, and a co-founder of the Studio 34 Yoga Teacher Training Program. Kellie sits on the Board of The international Nonprofit the Pureland Project and the Ahimsa House Church. Utilizing 10 years of campaign and community organizing, alongside many years of meditation, a private healing arts practice, and farming/gardening, Kellie strives to create a world where people once again live in balance and harmony with each other and the land.Haiti, abolitionist, social justice, livestream, women, healing, social responsibility, climate crisis, indigenous See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

John Horning is Executive Director of Wild Earth Guardians, based in Laramie, Wyoming. John grew up in Washington, D.C. on a street that borders Rock Creek Park, one of the wildest urban parks in our country where he cultivated an appreciation for the solace of wild spaces. John graduated for Colorado college in 1989 where he developed a life-long appreciation for the writings of Wallace Stegner. John has worked for a variety of environmental education and advocacy groups and moved to New Mexico in 1994 where he joined the staff of what would later become Wild Earth Guardians. To hear more of these interviews with wildlife advocates,  go to our website: js-wilderness.comSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/user?u=25149153)

We had the pleasure of speaking with Sally Ranney, the President and Co-Founder of Global Choices, a women-led organization on a mission to drive action on the Ice Crisis and climate change. We spoke with Sally about the profound importance of polar ice and how we are - in fact - all ice dependant species!The Ice Crisis 101:The Arctic is warming twice as fast as the rest of the planetEvery year that goes by, arctic sea ice is reduced by an area about the size of IrelandWhen the permafrost melts, stored-up, old methane is releasedMethane is 35 times more effective at trapping heat than CO2Melting sea ice is affecting weather conditions all around the globeThe simple fact - we can't grow more ice. Once it's gone, it's gone...Also in the episode:The renewable challenge and what we can do right nowHow the laws that govern the sea and the Arctic need to be strengthened 1 ton of CO2 melts 32 square feet of arctic ice ( a flight coast to coast in the US is 1.2 tons of carbon)Women's role and leadership in systemic change Optimism + Reclaiming “Pro-Life”Sally Ranney is a powerful leader and advocate, she is the president and co-founder of the American Renewable Energy Institute and AREDAY Summit and she serves on the Board of Directors of the National Wildlife Federation, Women's Earth and Climate Action Network, along with other important Institutes.Sally's work spans more than forty years and five continents. She is the recipient of numerous awards and recognitions such as being honored with the Horace Albright Away, the International Conservation Award, and Earth Guardians' Earth Stewardship Award to name but a few. She was also named one of 35 women to be included in The International Women in Wildlife. Learn more about Sally Ranney:Website: https://sallyranney.com/Arctic Angels: https://www.globalchoices.org/arctic-angelsInstagram: @gcarcticangels CONNECT + FOLLOW:Podcast Instagram: @heychange_podcastToday's Ad: Palmetto Solar - GET ON SOLAR TODAY!Book mentioned in the intro: The Urban Challenge - Reviving the Desire to Live in Cities Intro + outro music: No Copyright Music by Sapajou See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

When youth activist Greta Thunberg became a global leader against climate change, she inspired people around the world to recognize the already existing youth activists in their own communities. Earth Guardians, a nearly 30-year-old organization representing young activists, caught the attention of many Coloradans as they led the climate rally in October of 2019, which featured Greta Thunberg herself. In this episode, Leala Pourier, an Earth Guardians Youth Council Member, shares her own story as a youth activist and as an Indigenous woman fighting against the climate crisis.

In this episode, our host interviews Julia Cappitta, the crew leader of Earth Guardians Malta. Julia talks about her passion for sustainable fashion and explains how her crew tries to make youth activism more accessible through social media campaigns among others. Finally, she exposes the deforestation issue Malta is facing due to the lack of governmental action.

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We can not defend earth, but theirs a that will. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/ivory-wilson5/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/ivory-wilson5/support

In this episode, our host interviews Moudjibath Zakari, Regional Finance Director at Earth Guardians Africa. Moudjibath presents the different projects they are organizing in Togo. She also presents how Earth Guardians is structured in Africa and what her work looks like. Finally, she talks about the environmental issues and the future of Togo.

In this episode, our host interviews Wallang Akwo Junior Angwa, the Country Crew Director of Earth Guardians Cameroon. Wallang exposes the different environmental issues Cameroon is facing. He also presents what he and his crew are doing to solve water pollution and deforestation. Finally, he talks about the best ways to reach and educate his community, and about the future of Cameroon.

“It's time to disrupt this wall of whiteness,” says interdisciplinary artist Favianna Rodriguez this week on the LF Show. From BLM and MeToo to colonial violence at the border and on indigenous lands, activist artists are at the heart of our social justice movements. Laura talks with Hip Hop artist and former Earth Guardians youth director Xiuhtezcatl Martinez, interdisciplinary artist and social justice activist Favianna Rodriguez, and activist poet Aja Monet of VDay, about how to build a just and sustainable world. This episode also features excerpts from Laura's interview with renowned author and Pleasure activist adrienne maree brown.The F-Word is released bi-weekly featuring timely commentaries by Laura Flanders and guests. Support theLFShow with your media muscles by becoming a monthly sustaining member for $3, $5, $12 or more, goto Patreon.com/theLFShow 

Buckminster Fuller’s once asked: "How do we make the world work, for 100% of humanity in the shortest possible time, through spontaneous cooperation, without ecological offense or disadvantage of anyone?" Makasha Roske is a wayshower, cosmic steward, planetary healer, wise elder, and an all-in advocate of the beautiful, healthy world we depend on. His list of accomplishments and life’s service are so inspiring and contribute toward a pathway and solution to Buckminster’s question. So, how do we make the world work for everyone and nurture a co-creative culture? You will want to listen in to this episode!

Marlow Baines is the Youth Director for Earth Guardians, an initiative to inspire and train diverse youth to be effective leaders in environmental, climate, and social justice movements. Marlow is a self-published author, poet, and easily the most inspirational young woman I have ever had the pleasure of engaging in conversation.

This is a message intended for who feel a calling to protect and defend. After receiving instructions to reach out to all Protectors and Guardians with a magical call and spiritual link, I wanted to follow up with more information. My day unfolded in some very unusual ways. By evening, I was still pondering what message I should share. As I asked once again for guidance regarding this podcast, a very strong answer came through. I was told that the feelings I had experienced throughout the day were meant to show me how those who serve as "guardians" and "protectors" often feel. It was then that the pieces began to fall into place, and I knew what I needed to say. I hope that you will receive the messages in this podcast as I received them, with an open heart and open mind. And I truly hope these words will assist you in some way. We are all so very grateful to you, blessed protectors and guardians. Without you and your assistance, we would never be able to accomplish our own tasks. Thank you for your steadfastness and tireless commitment. We honor you this day.

Xiuhtezcatl Martinez is an American environmental activist and hip-hop artist. His work focuses on redefining our relationship to the natural world through an intersectional indigenous lens. Working within the worldwide conservation organization Earth Guardians, he leads initiatives focused on youth activism in indigenous communities. Follow Xiuhtezcatl and his organizations: Instagram @xiuhtezcatl Visit his website Visit the Earth Guardians website Follow WWDK on social media: @WWDKPod on Twitter @WWDKPod on Instagram WWDK on Facebook Sign up for the WWDK Newsletter at www.WWDKPod.com Support the podcast on Patreon And if you enjoyed this episode, be sure to rate, review, and subscribe!

Today Lisa interviews Xiuhtezcatl Martinez, Youth Director of Earth Guardians, an environmental/activist group. Martinez is a passionate climate activist, hip-hop artist, author, poet and powerful voice in the movement. He has spoken around the world at global environmental summits, as well as the United Nations. Today he shares poetry, music, and his powerful message of solutions and hope. Info: earthguardians.org. 

Xiuhtezcatl (Shu-tez-caht)is an Indigenous hip-hop artist and member of Earth Guardians. He joined the Water Justice Confluence for the premiere of "Echos from Lock One," the documentary on Water Justice in the Hudson River Watershed produced by the Sanctuary for Independent Media. This is Xiuhtezcatl speaking at the online event.

Fly Ranch is in the middle of nowhere, and yet it's the center of the universe for many bugs, birds, animals, and, uh, thermophiles. Down the road from the dry lake bed that hosts Black Rock City, Fly Ranch is 6 square miles of hot springs, ecosystems, and a unique variety of life, from wildflowers to wild horses, antelope and mountain lions, eagles, and cicadas.Stuart and Logan talk with Dr. Lisa Beers (aka Scirpus) about her work as the Burning Man Land Fellow for Fly Ranch, and all the life, death and artifacts on the 600 acres of the Fly Ranch.Dr Scirpus explores the flora, fauna, and everything else she finds at "Fly." When not smelling the sagebrush, she manages the Environmental Compliance team for the Burning Man event, and studies wetland ecology throughout the world.In this charming conversation, Scirpus reminds us that fairy shrimp are real, and scorpions are real, and she lets Stuart believe that jackalopes are real, but not squirrelopes. Logan's not buying it either. Platypuses, though? If you’ve never met one, how can you really know?And you haven’t tasted mezcal until you’ve had a botanist tell you how bats pollinate the cactus.flyranch.org/https://www.instagram.com/fly_ranch/https://www.facebook.com/groups/flyranchhttps://medium.com/beyond-burning-man/writers-emerging-at-fly-ranch-reflection-3da8da91d3ehttps://medium.com/beyond-burning-man/burning-man-project-2020-environmental-sustainability-report-df757260c9c5https://lagi2020flyranch.org/https://journal.burningman.org/author/scirpus/LIVE.BURNINGMAN.ORG

Take a psychedelic journey with a Kambo medicine man ... as Faust takes a deep dive into the history and sacred tradition of Kambo, Ayahuasca, DMT visions, Machine Elves, and Planetary Evolution. David Daniel Brown is an Earth Guardian, Ceremonialist & Recording Artist who devoted the last 7 years to studying Native American Wisdom Traditions from North & South America. He lives in service to the evolution of consciousness helping people connect to Sacred Traditions of Humanity that serve as rites of passage to initiate people into the realization that we are all Earth Guardians. LINKS:www.kambonaturista.com "A Guide to Increasing Fertility and Taking Kambo":https://psychedelictimes.com/a-guide-to-increasing-fertility-and-taking-kambo-during-pregnancy/

Michael speaks with Xiuhtezcatl, indigenous climate activist, hip-hop artist, and powerful voice on the front lines of a global youth-led environmental movement. Listen in as they discuss Earth Guardians, the interconnectedness of life, our responsibility as humans to protect the sacred and what gives us life, and balancing a normal life as a kid who has already found his voice and life purpose.  Check out Xiuhtezcatl's book 'We Rise: The Earth Guardian's Guide to Building a Movement that Restores the Planet'. This book provides an action guide on how to face the biggest problems of today, including climate change, environmental racism, fossil fuel extraction and industrial agriculture. https://www.earthguardians.org/ Instagram: @xiuhtezcatlSpotify: Xiuhtezcatl Recorded: July 2017 at California WorldFest in Grass Valley, CA Michael's most recent album ‘Work Hard And Be Nice' is out now: https://orcd.co/work-hard-and-be-niceKeep in touch with Michael online: www.michaelfranti.comThe Stay Human podcast is available wherever you listen to podcasts: www.stayhumanpodcast.com PODCAST EPISODE CREDITS:Executive Producers: Michael Franti and Activist Artists ManagementProducer: Angie Griffith for Activist Artists ManagementArtist Manager: Caitlin Stone for Activist Artists ManagementManagement Coordinator: Ashley Dill for Activist Artists ManagementSocial Media Manager: Emily Marquis for Coffeehouse CollectiveIn Partnership with: American Songwriter Podcast Network (Dan Wise, COO)  Instrumental from: “Crazy For You” by Michael Franti Audio Editing by: Anthony Thoen

Michael speaks with Xiuhtezcatl, indigenous climate activist, hip-hop artist, and powerful voice on the front lines of a global youth-led environmental movement. Listen in as they discuss Earth Guardians, the interconnectedness of life, our responsibility as humans to protect the sacred and what gives us life, and balancing a normal life as a kid who has already found his voice and life purpose.  Check out Xiuhtezcatl’s book 'We Rise: The Earth Guardian’s Guide to Building a Movement that Restores the Planet'. This book provides an action guide on how to face the biggest problems of today, including climate change, environmental racism, fossil fuel extraction and industrial agriculture. https://www.earthguardians.org/ Instagram: @xiuhtezcatlSpotify: Xiuhtezcatl Recorded: July 2017 at California WorldFest in Grass Valley, CA Michael’s most recent album ‘Work Hard And Be Nice’ is out now: https://orcd.co/work-hard-and-be-nice Keep in touch with Michael online: https://michaelfranti.com/ The ‘Stay Human’ podcast is available wherever you listen to podcasts: https://linktr.ee/stayhumanpodcast PODCAST EPISODE CREDITS:Produced by: Michael Franti and Activist Artists ManagementProduction Lead: Angie GriffithArtist Manager: Caitlin StoneManagement Coordinator: Ashley Dill Social Media Manager: Emily Marquis for Coffeehouse CollectiveIn Partnership with: American Songwriter Podcast Network (Dan Wise, COO)  Instrumental from: “Crazy For You” by Michael Franti Audio Editing by: Anthony Thoen

It is a delight to share this conversation with 18yo permaculture leader, Sierra Robinson, on the show today on International Youth Day 2020. Sierra is an articulate and inspiring permaculture activist (practical activist = [pr]activist) and teacher from Vancouver Island, Canada. She gave a brilliant permaculture TEDx talk when she was 17yo in Seattle entitled Beyond Sustainability: A Call for Regeneration. Sierra is also a Regional Crew Director for Earth Guardians - a global youth organisation run by and for young people. She's an aspiring filmmaker and when we spoke to her, she had just finished her homeschooling. Sierra has been around permaculture for 10 years and completed her first permaculture design course when she was only 12yo. She is now reaching so many people with her knowledge, skills and passion and sharing permaculture through the Earth Guardians.Come and listen in to this conversation with Sierra, me and Permayouth representative, Maia Raymond (my daughter - 13yo at the time) and gain a glimpse of the amazing wisdom Sierra already embodies. Hear a little of her story and her work in the world. Note: This interview was recorded just days after tragic killing of George Floyd and riots were erupting around North America and the world. Sierra's friends were on the frontlines and her phone was pinging persistently (I've cut most of them!). In respect, we kept the call short and will continue this conversation with Sierra and the Permayouth another time.Subscribe & ShareThanks for tuning into this conversation today. You can subscribe to this podcast here.Find out more about permaculture teachingLearn more about permaculture and becoming a permaculture teacher through my free 4 part permaculture series , my Youtube and blog. The world needs more permaculture teachers!To support free permaculture education for young people, women & local farmers in the majority world & refugee camps, please donate to Ethos Foundation - the registered charity associated with the Permaculture Education Institute. If you are between 11-16, you are very welcome to join Permayouth.For an introduction to permaculture online course, I recommend our course: The Incredible Edible Garden .Warm regards,Morag GambleI humbly acknowledge the Traditional Custodians of the land on which I broadcast this to you, the Gubbi Gubbi people, and pay my respects to their elders, past present and emerging.Thank you Rhiannon Gamble for audio editing. Thanks Kim Kirkman for the music.

In this Full Episode, we chat to Molly a 9-year-old girl that set up her own activism group after a Marine Conservation Project she did with her mum RhiannonShe was so upset at finding out that litter, in her Town even though it is away from the Ocean can find its way there through the waterways and in turn harms the wildlifeMolly now has over 40 families in her group and they have all managed to pick up over 100 bags of rubbish in a matter of weeks and this continues to grow Listen to her story here and how excited she and her mum get when we present her with an Open Water Course for when she is 10 years oldOne to watch out for in the future as she wants to pursue a career in Marine Conservation, she's on her way!!The next episode you really don't want to miss , American Treasure Hunter that finds, cars, guns, phones, and bodies!

Change is made when we show up. Marlow Baines is the Youth Director of Earth Guardians which is an organization committed to inspiring and training environmental and social justice activists. For more information, visit https://www.earthguardians.org.

In this episode, I speak with Adam Rissien of Wild Earth Guardians and Connie Wilbert of the Sierra Club about a massive Forest Service proposal to cut hundreds of thousands of acres of trees (including 80,000 acres in roadless areas!) in the Medicine Bow National forest in Wyoming called the LaVA Project. We talk about Adam and Connie’s organizations and backgrounds, the scale and scope of the LaVA project, its impacts, the harmful effects of road building on the ecosystem, lack of environmental analysis and oversight, similarities to the Four Forests Initiative in Arizona, rewriting the rules of the National Environmental Policy Act to allow for ambiguity, history of fires and logging on the Medicine Bow National Forest, how we should be managing our forests, the false promises of “Forest Heath” initiatives, climate change, forest resiliency and the Forest Service burying scientific information in support of their motives. Support the show (http://www.wildernesspodcast.com/support)

Imagine a co-creative culture dedicated to the health of Mother Earth and all her inhabitants. We are co-creating a world that more accurately reflects our vision, values and expanded awareness, and a culture that is more loving, joyful and fulfilling. As we consciously aligning with Spirit, Nature and the true essence of ourselves, we have the innate capacity to co-create whole-systems health. Katharine Roske will explore Codes for a Healthy Earth and our co-creative potential.

Iroquois wisdom says, “In our every deliberation, we must consider the impact of our decisions on the next seven generations.” In the face of escalating social and ecological breakdown, millions of people around the world are calling for a fundamental system change, not only for our current situation, but initiatives that positively impact generations to come. Codes for a Healthy Earth offers a foundational whole-system framework to support citizens in working together across national, cultural and ideological boundaries for radical system transformation and rapid social and ecological regeneration. Makasha Roske adds a perspective of gifted wisdom and accomplished experience to the conversation.

In celebration of International Day of the Girl, the release of the second CHIME Zine and the launch of CHIME FOR CHANGE's new campaign #letgirlsdream, four guests join Editor in Chief of Teen Vogue, Lindsay Peoples Wagner, in New York to share their experiences of being youth activists. The episode is filled with the inspiring voices of Sage Dolan-Sandrino, Xiuhtezcatl Martinez, Winona Guo and Priya Vulchi. Sage is a Youth Leader, Creative Director of TEAM, and new member of the CHIME FOR CHANGE Advisory Board. Xiuhtezcatl is a Climate Warrior and Youth Director of Earth Guardians – an organisation that trains diverse youth to be leaders in environmental, climate and social justice movements. Finally, high-school friends and racial literacy campaigners, Winona and Priya, who co-founded the non-profit CHOOSE and co-authored their book ‘Tell Me Who You Are'—an exploration of race and identity across America. Listen to hear these change makers discuss their activism, how they stay motivated and the burden and honour of representing their chosen youth causes.

In celebration of International Day of the Girl, the release of the second CHIME Zine and the launch of CHIME FOR CHANGE’s new campaign #letgirlsdream, four guests join Editor in Chief of Teen Vogue, Lindsay Peoples Wagner, in New York to share their experiences of being youth activists. The episode is filled with the inspiring voices of Sage Dolan-Sandrino, Xiuhtezcatl Martinez, Winona Guo and Priya Vulchi. Sage is a Youth Leader, Creative Director of TEAM, and new member of the CHIME FOR CHANGE Advisory Board. Xiuhtezcatl is a Climate Warrior and Youth Director of Earth Guardians – an organisation that trains diverse youth to be leaders in environmental, climate and social justice movements. Finally, high-school friends and racial literacy campaigners, Winona and Priya, who co-founded the non-profit CHOOSE and co-authored their book ‘Tell Me Who You Are’—an exploration of race and identity across America. Listen to hear these change makers discuss their activism, how they stay motivated and the burden and honour of representing their chosen youth causes.

Hosted by Eiddwen, Rob & Lois || 3CR is proud to acknowledge the Kulin Nations as true owners and custodians of the lands from which we broadcast. We pay respect to their elders past and present and acknowledge that their sovereignty was never ceded and a treaty has yet to be signed || [19:50] In light of the global climate strike protests, youth climate activists have taken to the stage and become powerful voices in the global climate discussion. We listen to a series of speeches from activists on the front line of climate change. First we hear from Autumn Peltier, named the chief water commissioner by the Anishinabek Nation. Then we hear from Xiuhtezcatl Martinez, Youth Director of Earth Guardians. [48:50] Suzanne Harter from the Australian Conservation Foundation gives us the lowdown on the disconnect between the recent youth-led climate strikes and current government climate policy. We discuss what steps are needed to move towards the required carbon emissions targets and some of the strategies that will help advance Australia towards being a green energy leader. [1:28:56] Jennifer from the Democratic Overseas Chinese Group talks to us about the ongoing protests in Hong Kong and the more recent clashes in light of the 70 year rule of the Communist Party of China. She explains the continuing motivations for the protests and the rights that Hong Kong citizens are fighting for. Music:Softly Draining Seas – Jamie IsaacThe Woods - Daughter

Ronen Bergman, the New York Times Magazine staff writer, and Dan Meridor, the former Deputy Israeli Prime Minister join Christiane Amanpour to discuss the Israeli elections. Susan Neiman talks about the rise of the far right and her new book, "Learning from the Germans: Race and the Memory of Evil." Our Hari Sreenivasan talks to Xiuhtezcatl Martinez, the youth director of climate group Earth Guardians, about the global strikes this Friday and growing up protesting climate change.

We all make mistakes. They don’t always involve depleting all breathable oxygen from a living space or disappearing forever into the jungle, but still. Accordingly, this ep is all about science mistakes!After a buzzy update from Cuba/Wyatt, Jake tells the tale of the ambitious but ill fated Biosphere 2, an early ’90s experiment (read “publicity stunt”) that actually could have been really cool. Sadly, a lack of adequate technical consideration kept the habitat from realizing its full potential, and that’s how you get ants. And cockroaches. And almost suffocate everybody.Wyatt then takes us back in time to the antics of Percy Fawcett, who simply couldn’t get enough of that tasty, tasty Amazon rain forest. So much so that he is STILL THERE TO THIS DAY. He may have brought back numerous reports of patently ridiculous animals, and vanished while searching for the so called Lost City of Z, but at least he wasn’t secretly doing something WEIRD, like attempting to help humankind ascend to a higher plane by initiating with transdimensional beings… right? Also, Jake and Wyatt discuss the key differences between poison and venom, and their plans for an upcoming stage play production.Stick your hand in a thresher and give your son to the Earth Guardians as we venture into this week’s episode of Superduperstitious!EPISODE LINKSPatreon: https://www.patreon.com/superduperstitiousSonic attacks update: http://bit.ly/SonicAttacksFirst sonic attack episode: http://bit.ly/HookedOnSonicsSecond sonic attack episode: http://bit.ly/BahHumBuzzJake’s storyBiosphere 2 photo: http://bit.ly/Biosphere2AerialEnvironment and Ecology: http://bit.ly/EnvNEcolDiscover Magazine: http://bit.ly/DiscoverBiosphere2Mental Floss: http://bit.ly/MentalFlossBiosphere2NewScientist: http://bit.ly/NewScientistBiosphere2Nelson’s reflection: http://bit.ly/NelsonDartmouthWyatt’s storyFawcett expedition: http://bit.ly/FawcettStuffPoison vs. venom: http://bit.ly/Poison-VenomProject Science: https://youtu.be/aD0bjh1uBnY See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The School Strike 4 Climate is an international movement run by school students. Today we have Maeve and Indy, who are part of the Canberra contingent, to have a yarn about what is going on, and why. Inspired by the bold, lone strike action of Greta Thunberg on the steps of parliament in Sweden, the idea has spread to all continents. Find the strike map here: https://www.fridaysforfuture.org/events/map Many groups are going out every Friday, with periodic global events, such as the one on March 15th, 2019 discussed here. Australia is still bent on developing massive fossil fuel sources, which should definitely be left in the ground, such as the Adani mine opening up the way for many coal projects planned for the Galilee Basin https://www.stopadani.com/ and the new front rapidly opening in the Canning Basin in the Kimberly, Western Australia. https://www.environskimberley.org.au/fracking http://www.frackfreekimberley.org.au/ Hopefully our intrepid leaders will take this strong hint from our kids, and prioritse our actual means for life over our imaginary need for incessant growth of money. Music for today is from the Earth Guardians, a group of kids who have been on this path for over a decade now, and Xiuhtezcatl, who is also heavily involved with Earth Guardians. Please support them by buying their albums, and check out these links: https://xiuhtezcatl.com/ https://www.earthguardians.org/ and the absolute classic "Live as if our Future Matters" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ANrxvmHUuV0 This interview (not the music) is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 4.0 International License. To view a copy of this license, visit creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0/. To give attribution for this interview, include the URL of this page. Any work based on this interview must also be released under this license.

Four of the Earth Guardians organization climate activists - people without solutions who demand someone else comes us with solutions, are getting press for their upcoming March 15, 2019 Climate Strike, getting youth to demand that Oasis-Crazy's Green's Newest Disaster get adopted. This is a ridiculous deal that won't achieve much of anything for a long time, while these same youth activists have been and continue to refuse to end global envir illiteracy, end our disposable society, gain individual cooperation, be leadership by example, hemp and last the clean energy that is in the ridiculous legislation they promote. So these youth activists are ridiculous and fraudulent, which I let them know in an email today. I also told them that since they continue to prevent real solutions from being implemented now, to drop their fraudulent climate case and close Earth Guardians doors.

In Episode 32, a brief update on the Delgado campaign's new office in Hyde Park, where Faso closed his office early in his term as NY19 Congressman. Sajaa speaks to Iris Fen Gillingham, youth activist from Sullivan County who is combating climate change through This is Zero Hour and saving the planet with Earth Guardians. Then, we talk to Chad McEvoy, candidate for New York's 101st Assembly District, perhaps the most gerrymandered in the state. Chad tells us about a petition scandal and his vision for the rural communities in the 101st. He also shares his excellent campaign jingle!

In Episode 32, a brief update on the Delgado campaign's new office in Hyde Park, where Faso closed his office early in his term as NY19 Congressman. Sajaa speaks to Iris Fen Gillingham, youth activist from Sullivan County who is combating climate change through This is Zero Hour and saving the planet with Earth Guardians. Then, we talk to Chad McEvoy, candidate for New York's 101st Assembly District, perhaps the most gerrymandered in the state. Chad tells us about a petition scandal and his vision for the rural communities in the 101st. He also shares his excellent campaign jingle!

What’s stopping you from becoming an eco-leader? If you’re thinking that you need experience as an eco-leader or even as a leader, at all, think again! Learn from Xiuhtezcatl Martinez’ first public speech at age six.   Time-stamped notes: [1:00] “Experience required”... a common criteria for jobs [1:20] It would be natural to think that you’d need to have eco-leader or any leadership experience [1:30] Guess what? That’s not true. [1:35] “If you want to make an impact, you don’t already need to be a leader. But you do need to be willing to become a leader.” - Joan Gregerson [2:00] Passion, commitment, willingness to learn, grow, work together [2:20] “Xiuhtezcatl - first public speech at 6 yrs old” YouTube Video “I came to talk to you today about how sacred the earth is. Most kids don’t even know that the world is sacred.” “Every choice we make is for or against our future.” [4:10] Xiuhtezcatl is now 18 years old: a global eco-leader, spoke at the UN three times, rapper and hip-hop artist, best-selling author of “We Rise” and youth leader of Earth Guardians. [4:40] First met when talking about them performing at the Youth of the Earth Festival. [5:50] Amazing support from Aztec traditions from his father and environmental educator mom [6:40] What can we learn from Xiuhtezcatl at age 6? You don’t need to already be a leader to make an impact. You do need to believe strongly that your ideas and your voice matter. You have to overcome any self-doubt that would keep you from expressing your opinion You have to ask people to do better. You have to believe in and be willing to work for a better future. We all have to work together. Though you may start small, your impact may grow more than you could imagine at the beginning [7:20] So, do you need previous experience to become an eco-leader? No, but you need to be willing to become one.   Shareable quotes:   Every choice we make is for or against our future. - Xiuhtezcatl Martinez, at age 6   If you want to make an impact, you don’t already need to be a leader. But you do need to be willing to become a leader. - Joan Gregerson   Resources: Six-year-old Xiuhtezcatl speaking in Boulder (YouTube) Our Children’s Trust Xiuhtezcatl Martinez Earth Guardians Free Carbon Footprint Calculator (Nature Conservancy)   Thank you for listening!   We’d love to hear your thoughts on this over in the Podcast Discussion Group. Get access through the Green Team Essentials at www.GreenTeamAcademy.com     If you like what you're hearing, please subscribe, rate and review!   The time for action is now because there is no Planet B!  

Recipient of President Obama's United States Community Service Award, the 2015 Peace First Prize, and more, Xiuhtezcatl Martinez has been at the forefront leading youth environmental activists and giving speeches since he was six.   How can we leverage the power of art and music to support the sustainability movement? In this time of need, what has the most untapped potential that can help us accelerate towards a thriving planet? Xiuhtezcatl, an indigenous climate activist, hip hop artist, author, TEDx speaker, and Youth Director of Earth Guardians, shares his wisdom with us here.   HIGHLIGHTS:   [4:22] Xiuhtezcatl: “The fact that human life exists is miraculous… And we’re just messing with the balance.” [5:01] Kaméa: “What gave you the courage to speak up as a child in a world run by adults?” [8:51] Xiuhtezcatl’s greatest personal challenge throughout his activism so far. [11:01] Kaméa: “What would your biggest piece of guidance be for someone who feels crushed by all of the things going wrong in the world?”  [12:37] Xiuhtezcatl: “It’s not about stopping climate change; it’s about ensuring that future generations have a healthy, just, habitable world.” [13:32] Kaméa: “What’s been the most important thing you’ve learned from being surrounded by thought leaders in the space?” [18:42] Xiuhtezcatl on how art and music can support sustainability.  [21:39] Xiuhtezcatl: “We really can touch the people around us in a significant way, and that’s a huge responsibility.”   Thanks for bringing your light! Find the full show notes with links and resources at www.greendreamer.com, and share your #1 takeaway from the episode tagging our featured guest and me @KameaChayne to spread the light and to let us know you're tuning in!  

Wholistic Wholeness It's the idea that we preserve ourselves as “perfect!” It's the idea that we have an intent to be ONE with the elements and live at peace. It's the idea that we don't mutilate our babies upon entry or inject them with poison. It's the idea that we don't give blind faith to the government agency. It's the idea that we, as Mothers are the ones who bring our babies on to this Earth plane and we are carriers of the mtDNA. It's the idea that we are the care takers and mothers of sacred places. It's the idea that we are Water Protectors and Earth Guardians. We are Mothers, Daughters, Sisters, Aunts and GrandMothers! We are awakening, remembering, reclaiming, reconnecting and restoring the Mother lineage. We are pregnant with an old way bringing this into a new day! We, like the bees, create, maintain and preserve beauty! www.WholisticWholeness.com

  Wholistic Wholeness It's the idea that we preserve ourselves as “perfect!” It's the idea that we have an intent to be ONE with the elements and live at peace. It's the idea that we don't mutilate our babies upon entry or inject them with poison. It's the idea that we don't give blind faith to the government agency. It's the idea that we, as Mothers are the ones who bring our babies on to this Earth plane and we are carriers of the mtDNA. It's the idea that we are the care takers and mothers of sacred places. It's the idea that we are Water Protectors and Earth Guardians. We are Mothers, Daughters, Sisters, Aunts and GrandMothers! We are awakening, remembering, reclaiming, reconnecting and restoring the Mother lineage. We are pregnant with an old way bringing this into a new day! We, like the bees, create, maintain and preserve beauty! www.WholisticWholeness.com  

Wholistic Wholeness It's the idea that we preserve ourselves as “perfect!” It's the idea that we have an intent to be ONE with the elements and live at peace. It's the idea that we don't mutilate our babies upon entry or inject them with poison. It's the idea that we don't give blind faith to the government agency. It's the idea that we, as Mothers are the ones who bring our babies on to this Earth plane and we are carriers of the mtDNA. It's the idea that we are the care takers and mothers of sacred places. It's the idea that we are Water Protectors and Earth Guardians. We are Mothers, Daughters, Sisters, Aunts and GrandMothers! We are awakening, remembering, reclaiming, reconnecting and restoring the Mother lineage. We are pregnant with an old way bringing this into a new day! We, like the bees, create, maintain and preserve beauty! www.WholisticWholeness.com  

Wholistic Wholeness It's the idea that we preserve ourselves as “perfect!” It's the idea that we have an intent to be ONE with the elements and live at peace. It's the idea that we don't mutilate our babies upon entry or inject them with poison. It's the idea that we don't give blind faith to the government agency. It's the idea that we, as Mothers are the ones who bring our babies on to this Earth plane and we are carriers of the mtDNA. It's the idea that we are the care takers and mothers of sacred places. It's the idea that we are Water Protectors and Earth Guardians. We are Mothers, Daughters, Sisters, Aunts and GrandMothers! We are awakening, remembering, reclaiming, reconnecting and restoring the Mother lineage. We are pregnant with an old way bringing this into a new day! We, like the bees, create, maintain and preserve beauty! www.WholisticWholeness.com  

Wholistic Wholeness It's the idea that we preserve ourselves as “perfect!” It's the idea that we have an intent to be ONE with the elements and live at peace. It's the idea that we don't mutilate our babies upon entry or inject them with poison. It's the idea that we don't give blind faith to the government agency. It's the idea that we, as Mothers are the ones who bring our babies on to this Earth plane and we are carriers of the mtDNA. It's the idea that we are the care takers and mothers of sacred places. It's the idea that we are Water Protectors and Earth Guardians. We are Mothers, Daughters, Sisters, Aunts and GrandMothers! We are awakening, remembering, reclaiming, reconnecting and restoring the Mother lineage. We are pregnant with an old way bringing this into a new day! We, like the bees, create, maintain and preserve beauty! www.WholisticWholeness.com

Wholistic Wholeness It's the idea that we preserve ourselves as “perfect!” It's the idea that we have an intent to be ONE with the elements and live at peace. It's the idea that we don't mutilate our babies upon entry or inject them with poison. It's the idea that we don't give blind faith to the government agency. It's the idea that we, as Mothers are the ones who bring our babies on to this Earth plane and we are carriers of the mtDNA. It's the idea that we are the care takers and mothers of sacred places. It's the idea that we are Water Protectors and Earth Guardians. We are Mothers, Daughters, Sisters, Aunts and GrandMothers! We are awakening, remembering, reclaiming, reconnecting and restoring the Mother lineage. We are pregnant with an old way bringing this into a new day! We, like the bees, create, maintain and preserve beauty! www.WholisticWholeness.com

Wholistic Wholeness It's the idea that we preserve ourselves as “perfect!” It's the idea that we have an intent to be ONE with the elements and live at peace. It's the idea that we don't mutilate our babies upon entry or inject them with poison. It's the idea that we don't give blind faith to the government agency. It's the idea that we, as Mothers are the ones who bring our babies on to this Earth plane and we are carriers of the mtDNA. It's the idea that we are the care takers and mothers of sacred places. It's the idea that we are Water Protectors and Earth Guardians. We are Mothers, Daughters, Sisters, Aunts and GrandMothers! We are awakening, remembering, reclaiming, reconnecting and restoring the Mother lineage. We are pregnant with an old way bringing this into a new day! We, like the bees, create, maintain and preserve beauty! www.WholisticWholeness.com

Wholistic Wholeness It's the idea that we preserve ourselves as “perfect!” It's the idea that we have an intent to be ONE with the elements and live at peace. It's the idea that we don't mutilate our babies upon entry or inject them with poison. It's the idea that we don't give blind faith to the government agency. It's the idea that we, as Mothers are the ones who bring our babies on to this Earth plane and we are carriers of the mtDNA. It's the idea that we are the care takers and mothers of sacred places. It's the idea that we are Water Protectors and Earth Guardians. We are Mothers, Daughters, Sisters, Aunts and GrandMothers! We are awakening, remembering, reclaiming, reconnecting and restoring the Mother lineage. We are pregnant with an old way bringing this into a new day! We, like the bees, create, maintain and preserve beauty! www.WholisticWholeness.com

Wholistic Wholeness It's the idea that we preserve ourselves as “perfect!” It's the idea that we have an intent to be ONE with the elements and live at peace. It's the idea that we don't mutilate our babies upon entry or inject them with poison. It's the idea that we don't give blind faith to the government agency. It's the idea that we, as Mothers are the ones who bring our babies on to this Earth plane and we are carriers of the mtDNA. It's the idea that we are the care takers and mothers of sacred places. It's the idea that we are Water Protectors and Earth Guardians. We are Mothers, Daughters, Sisters, Aunts and GrandMothers! We are awakening, remembering, reclaiming, reconnecting and restoring the Mother lineage. We are pregnant with an old way bringing this into a new day! We, like the bees, create, maintain and preserve beauty! www.WholisticWholeness.com

Wholistic Wholeness It's the idea that we preserve ourselves as “perfect!” It's the idea that we have an intent to be ONE with the elements and live at peace. It's the idea that we don't mutilate our babies upon entry or inject them with poison. It's the idea that we don't give blind faith to the government agency. It's the idea that we, as Mothers are the ones who bring our babies on to this Earth plane and we are carriers of the mtDNA. It's the idea that we are the care takers and mothers of sacred places. It's the idea that we are Water Protectors and Earth Guardians. We are Mothers, Daughters, Sisters, Aunts and GrandMothers! We are awakening, remembering, reclaiming, reconnecting and restoring the Mother lineage. We are pregnant with an old way bringing this into a new day! We, like the bees, create, maintain and preserve beauty! www.WholisticWholeness.com

Wholistic Wholeness It's the idea that we preserve ourselves as “perfect!” It's the idea that we have an intent to be ONE with the elements and live at peace. It's the idea that we don't mutilate our babies upon entry or inject them with poison. It's the idea that we don't give blind faith to the government agency. It's the idea that we, as Mothers are the ones who bring our babies on to this Earth plane and we are carriers of the mtDNA. It's the idea that we are the care takers and mothers of sacred places. It's the idea that we are Water Protectors and Earth Guardians. We are Mothers, Daughters, Sisters, Aunts and GrandMothers! We are awakening, remembering, reclaiming, reconnecting and restoring the Mother lineage. We are pregnant with an old way bringing this into a new day! We, like the bees, create, maintain and preserve beauty! www.WholisticWholeness.com

  Wholistic Wholeness It's the idea that we preserve ourselves as “perfect!” It's the idea that we have an intent to be ONE with the elements and live at peace. It's the idea that we don't mutilate our babies upon entry or inject them with poison. It's the idea that we don't give blind faith to the government agency. It's the idea that we, as Mothers are the ones who bring our babies on to this Earth plane and we are carriers of the mtDNA. It's the idea that we are the care takers and mothers of sacred places. It's the idea that we are Water Protectors and Earth Guardians. We are Mothers, Daughters, Sisters, Aunts and GrandMothers! We are awakening, remembering, reclaiming, reconnecting and restoring the Mother lineage. We are pregnant with an old way bringing this into a new day! We, like the bees, create, maintain and preserve beauty! www.WholisticWholeness.com

Wholistic Wholeness It's the idea that we preserve ourselves as “perfect!” It's the idea that we have an intent to be ONE with the elements and live at peace. It's the idea that we don't mutilate our babies upon entry or inject them with poison. It's the idea that we don't give blind faith to the government agency. It's the idea that we, as Mothers are the ones who bring our babies on to this Earth plane and we are carriers of the mtDNA. It's the idea that we are the care takers and mothers of sacred places. It's the idea that we are Water Protectors and Earth Guardians. We are Mothers, Daughters, Sisters, Aunts and GrandMothers! We are awakening, remembering, reclaiming, reconnecting and restoring the Mother lineage. We are pregnant with an old way bringing this into a new day! We, like the bees, create, maintain and preserve beauty! www.WholisticWholeness.com

Wholistic Wholeness It's the idea that we preserve ourselves as “perfect!” It's the idea that we have an intent to be ONE with the elements and live at peace. It's the idea that we don't mutilate our babies upon entry or inject them with poison. It's the idea that we don't give blind faith to the government agency. It's the idea that we, as Mothers are the ones who bring our babies on to this Earth plane and we are carriers of the mtDNA. It's the idea that we are the care takers and mothers of sacred places. It's the idea that we are Water Protectors and Earth Guardians. We are Mothers, Daughters, Sisters, Aunts and GrandMothers! We are awakening, remembering, reclaiming, reconnecting and restoring the Mother lineage. We are pregnant with an old way bringing this into a new day! We, like the bees, create, maintain and preserve beauty! www.WholisticWholeness.com

Wholistic Wholeness It's the idea that we preserve ourselves as “perfect!” It's the idea that we have an intent to be ONE with the elements and live at peace. It's the idea that we don't mutilate our babies upon entry or inject them with poison. It's the idea that we don't give blind faith to the government agency. It's the idea that we, as Mothers are the ones who bring our babies on to this Earth plane and we are carriers of the mtDNA. It's the idea that we are the care takers and mothers of sacred places. It's the idea that we are Water Protectors and Earth Guardians. We are Mothers, Daughters, Sisters, Aunts and GrandMothers! ?We are awakening, remembering, reclaiming, reconnecting and restoring the Mother lineage. We are pregnant with an old way bringing this into a new day! We, like the bees, create, maintain and preserve beauty! www.WholisticWholeness.com

Wholistic Wholeness. It's the idea that we preserve ourselves as “perfect!” It's the idea that we have an intent to be ONE with the elements and live at peace. It's the idea that we don't mutilate our babies upon entry or inject them with poison. It's the idea that we don't give blind faith to the government agency. It's the idea that we, as Mothers are the ones who bring our babies on to this Earth plane and we are carriers of the mtDNA. It's the idea that we are the care takers and mothers of sacred places. It's the idea that we are Water Protectors and Earth Guardians. We are Mothers, Daughters, Sisters, Aunts and GrandMothers! ?We are awakening, remembering, reclaiming, reconnecting and restoring the Mother lineage. We are pregnant with an old way bringing this into a new day! We, like the bees, create, maintain and preserve beauty!

Wholistic Wholeness. It's the idea that we preserve ourselves as “perfect!" It's the idea that we have an intent to be ONE with the elements and live at peace. It's the idea that we don't mutilate our babies upon entry or inject them with poison. It's the idea that we don't give blind faith to the government agency. It's the idea that we as Mothers are the ones who bring our babies on to this Earth plane and we are carriers of the mtDNA. It's the idea that we are the care takers and mothers of sacred places. It's the idea that we are Water Protectors and Earth Guardians. We are Mothers, Daughters, Sisters, Aunts and GrandMothers! We are awakening, remembering, reclaiming, reconnecting and restoring the Mother lineage. We are pregnant with an old way bringing this into a new day!  We, like the bees, create, maintain and preserve beauty! www.wholisticwhoelenss.com 

Wholistic Wholeness. It's the idea that we preserve ourselves as “perfect!" It's the idea that we have an intent to be ONE with the elements and live at peace. It's the idea that we don't mutilate our babies upon entry or inject them with poison. It's the idea that we don't give blind faith to the government agency. It's the idea that we as Mothers are the ones who bring our babies on to this Earth plane and we are carriers of the mtDNA. It's the idea that we are the care takers and mothers of sacred places. It's the idea that we are Water Protectors and Earth Guardians. We are Mothers, Daughters, Sisters, Aunts and GrandMothers! We are awakening, remembering, reclaiming, reconnecting and restoring the Mother lineage. We are pregnant with an old way bringing this into a new day!  We, like the bees, create, maintain and preserve beauty! www.wholisticwhoelenss.com 

Earth Guardians Youth Director Xiuhtezcatl Martinez is a 17-year-old indigenous climate activist, hip-hop artist, and powerful voice on the front lines of a global youth-led environmental movement. At the early age of six Xiuhtezcatl began speaking around the world, from the Rio+20 United Nations Summit in Rio de Janeiro, to addressing the General Assembly at the United Nations in New York city. He has worked locally to get pesticides out of parks, coal ash contained, and moratoriums on fracking in his state and is currently a lead plaintiff in a youth-led lawsuit against the federal government for their failure to protect the atmosphere for future generations. Xiuhtezcatl has traveled across the nation and to many parts of the world educating his generation about the state of the planet they are inheriting. His message has inspired youth to join the front lines to combat the environmental and climate crisis that is impacting their future, as well as form Earth Guardian crews in over 30 countries. His work has been featured on PBS, Showtime, National Geographic, Rolling Stones, Upworthy, Aljazeera, The Guardian, Vogue, Bill Maher, Skavlan, WE Day, AJ+, CNN, MSNBC, HBO, VICE, and many more. In 2013, Xiuhtezcatl received the 2013 United States Community Service Award from President Obama, and was the youngest of 24 national change-makers chosen to serve on the President’s youth council. He is the 2015 recipient of the Peace First Prize, recipient of the 2015 Nickelodeon Halo Award, 2016 Captain Planet Award and the 2016 Children’s Climate Prize from Sweden. Bill Mckibben of 350.org calls Xiuhtezcatl “an impressive spokesman for a viewpoint the world needs to hear.”

Carry Kim from EcoJustice Radio speaks with Xiuhtezcatl Martinez, the voice of a generation, author of 'We Rise' and an inspiration to youth and activists worldwide. Envision and create the world as it "might be" with this indigenous eco hip-hop artist, activist and Youth Director of Earth Guardians, a global non-profit which empowers young people to protect the Earth for a healthy, just and sustainable planet. A front-line activist and grassroots organizer since he was 6 yrs old, he’s addressed the U.N. on climate policy three times and now shares his message of empowerment through unity, environmental stewardship, climate justice and artivism worldwide. His new album 'Break Free' drops in February 2018. Listen to him rap live and hear his song, One Day, a call to dreaming in a new sustainable Earth. https://www.earthguardians.org/xiuhtezcatl/ https://www.xiuhtezcatl.com/my-story/ https://www.amazon.com/We-Rise-Guardians-Building-Movement/dp/1635650674 Words from the Frontline features Timothy Murphy from Progressive Christians Uniting, talking about the launch of the Poor People's Campaign, and Andrea Leon Grossman, an organizer from Food & Water Watch, speaks on the leak of the dangerous chemical mercaptin, an odorant in natural gas, that happened in the West Los Angeles neighborhood of Rancho Park recently, and about hearings to investigate the role of SoCal Gas in the spill. Interview by Carry Kim from EcoJustice Radio. Host and Engineer: JP Morris Executive Producer: Mark Morris Episode 7

As Buffalo Springfield sang in 1967, “There’s something happening here…” But today’s youth revolution is happening far beyond the Sunset Strip. The Trump administration’s dismissal of climate change as a legitimate concern is energizing a new generation of teenage activists. Emboldened and supported by groups like Earth Guardians, Heirs to Our Oceans and the Alliance for Climate Education (ACE), young people are taking their knowledge of climate science into the streets and into the courts, pressing for environmental change and for more government action now to protect their future and ours. UPDATE: Since this discussion was held the fossil fuel trade association, which aligned itself with the federal government, changed their minds, and asked to withdraw from the case. Phil Gregory, one of the attorneys representing the 21 young people suing the federal government, explains what that withdrawal means. Guests: James Coleman, High School Senior; Fellow, Alliance for Climate Education Lou Helmuth, Deputy Director, Our Children's Trust Corina MacWilliams, Co-director, Earth Guardians 350 Club, South Eugene High School This program was recorded live at The Commonwealth Club in San Francisco on March 16, 2017.

Saving energy tops the list of more and more people who are improving their homes and for the people who do the work to improve them. The latest issue of Green Builder magazine surveyed contractors and other green pros about who’s best when it comes to lights, water heaters, deck materials and other stuff used in building and improving homes. Joining us is CEO Sara Gutterman. More than half of all marine species may be at risk of extinction by within the next 100 years unless we make significant conservation efforts. That’s according to the organization WildEarth Guardians, which has been making a lot of those efforts including helping the six types of fish which were just added to the list of protected species by the Endangered Species Act. Joining us is Bethany Cotton from Wild Earth Guardians.

The Kid Warrior himself, Xiuhtezcatl (shu-tez-cat) Martinez appeared in this special schools-only presentation during his debut Australian Tour. Meet the 16 year old American Indigenous eco warrior and hip hop artist who is leading a new generation of environmental change makers, taking a brave stand on climate change and environmental issues, and reminding us of what’s at stake for his generation. Xiuhtezcatl has a strong message based on his Indigenous heritage to impart to Australian students about youth empowerment around climate change, positive and creative environmental action, and Indigenous connection to the natural world and culture. As Youth Director of the international youth activist group, Earth Guardians, Xiuhtezcatl has spoken to many students around the world, addressed the United Nations General Assembly, served on the US President’s Youth Council, and received the US Community Service Award from President Obama.

Grizzly Times speaks with Bethany Cotton of Wild Earth Guardians. Wild Earth Guardians is a leading light in the fight to protect grizzly bears, wolves, lynx, bobcat and the wild nature of the American West. She started early, testifying at a hearing against a proposed mine (still not built) at the age of 12, and made the decision to become an environmental attorney in high school. You can't help but be inspired by her passion and moved by her resilience and tenacity.

Ce n'est pas qu'une histoire de goût ! Christopher Laurent, étudiant en anthropologie à l'Université de Montréal se demande qu'est-ce qui influence le goût dans notre choix d'alimentation. Il étudie la région rurale de Köchi au Japon. On va certainement préféré un plat lorsqu'on a eu l'habitude de le partager par exemple. Bien d'autres facteurs à découvrir dans l'émission influencent notre goût ! Dans la chronique Environnement et toxicologie, Élyse Caron-Beaudoin a craqué pour les "Earth Guardians" : les gardiens de la Terre. Organisation de jeunes défenseurs de l'environnement. Nadia Lafrenière et Stéphanie Schanck, font le portrait d'Évariste Galois et de ses contributions aux mathématiques, dans la chronique Maths. En fin d'émission, on joint Perrine Poisson, coordinatrice nationale du 24 heures de science pour nous parler de l'évènement les 6-7 mai prochain partout au Québec.

Fourteen-year-old indigenous environmental activist and rapper Xiuhtezcatl Martinez, Youth Director of Earth Guardians, has organized rallies, actions, demonstrations and events, and spoken globally. His generation is rising up to defend our future. This speech was given at the 2014 Bioneers Annual Conference. Since 1990, Bioneers has acted as a fertile hub of social and scientific innovators with practical and visionary solutions for the world's most pressing environmental and social challenges. To experience talks like this, please join us at the Bioneers National Conference each October, and regional Bioneers Resilient Community Network gatherings held nationwide throughout the year. For more information on Bioneers, please visit http://www.bioneers.org and stay in touch via Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/Bioneers.org) and Twitter (https://twitter.com/bioneers).

At the end of November, national leaders will meet in Paris, France for the United Nation’s COP 21 to try to put together a new treaty to replace the Kyoto Treaty which expires in 2020. With atmospheric CO2 levels continuing to rise, this may be too little too late.It is up to our communities to take action now. Courtney White who has published a new book, “Two Percent Solutions for the Planet: 50 Low-Cost, Low-Tech, Nature-Based Practices for Combatting Hunger, Drought and Climate Change” speaks about ways that communities can work together now to lower carbon footprints and sequester carbon. Xiuhtezcatl Martinez, youth director of the Earth Guardians, works locally and globally fighting pollution and fossil fuel extraction. He is helping to organize a global youth climate strike on November 30. For more information, visit www.ClearingtheFOGRadio.org.

Youth movements are rising to restore people and planet. De’Anthony Jones, a former President of the Environmental Students Organization at Sacramento State, Chloe Maxmin, co-founder of Divest Harvard, and Xiuhtezcatl Martinez, hip-hop artist and Youth Director of Earth Guardians, say there’s no better time to be born than now because this generation gets to rewrite history. It could be known as the generation that brought forth a healthy, just, sustainable world for every generation to come.

Join Gail Davvis and Jaee Logan for LISTENGIVE and SAVOY Sound bites about music, arts, culture, society, youth, education and giving back. Join us this week with very Special Guests, Kweku Mandela, President of Out of Africa Entertainment and Co-Founder of the Africa Rising Foundation (Grandson of Nelson Mandela) discussing his latest projects and his thoughts on Youth and Education; and Xiuhtezcatl Martinez (15 Year Old Activist who spoke at United Nations for Climate Control covered by Huffington Post) of Earth Guardians shares his views on Climate Change and gives us a birds eye though his lens of what the future of our younger generation may hold.  Other Guests To Be Announced. Visit ListenGive.com to learn more information.  Don't forget to LIKE our Facebook Page LISTENGIVE.  

You will be AMAZED when you hear this 13 year old speak about his passion Xiuhtezcatl Martinez is a powerful change agent standing up to protect the Earth, Water, Air and Atmosphere.