Second Transition Podcast

In this episode I speak with Anishinaabe author Waubgeshig Rice, author of Moon of the Crusted Snow. We talk about story, colonialism, the end of the world, and envisioning what comes after. Waub co-hosts the Storykeepers podcast, which is on all major platforms. You can also find Waub Rice on Twitter: @waub, on Instagram: @waubgeshigrice, and on his website http://www.waub.ca/. His novel is available wherever books are sold.

On this first episode of The Second Transition, Phil talks with the inspirational Elin Kelsey, author of "Hope Matters: Why Changing the Way We Think Is Critical to Solving the Environmental Crisis." Phil and Elin discuss moving from an empty hope to evidence-based hope. We talk about "hopepunk", a new vision for making change, with a cameo by sci-fi author Alexandra Rowland, who coined the term. Elin and I also talk about vision and making change "crave-worthy." Finally, we talk about the many amazing ways that youth are reimaginging social action.
You can follow Elin Kelsey on Twitter: @elinkelsey

In this episode Phil is joined by Jamie Beck Alexander, Director of Drawdown Labs. We also hear from Ben Franta, a physicist and historian at Stanford, who helps us understand the concept of predatory delay. Follow Jamie on Twitter: https://twitter.com/jabeckx and learn more about Drawdown Labs here: https://drawdown.org/programs/drawdown-labs
Thanks also to ClimatePod and Ben Franta for letting me use the excerpt from their conversation. Follow them both on: Twitter https://twitter.com/BenFranta and https://twitter.com/ClimatePod

In this episode Phil is once again joined by Ricardo Levins Morales for a conversation about police abolition and the deep roots of policing in the Klu Klux Klan and schemes to maintain the oppression of people of colour.

In this episode Phil talks with Dr. Million Belay, general coordinate for the Alliance for Food Sovereignty in Africa (https://afsafrica.org/). We explore food sovereignty, how corporate control of food systems has come to be, the Green Revolution, and agroecology. You can follow Million on Twitter (https://twitter.com/Million_Belay).