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Hosted by Luka D. · society · EN-US
Exploring radical ideas & projects for a kinder, healthier, and more beautiful world. Let’s demand a brighter future together! Episodes release when they're ready. Join the email list to get notified when a new episode drops: https://www.patreon.com/SolarpunkNow
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Solarpunk Now! is hosted by Luka D.. The show has published 22 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "What Does Solarpunk Mean in 2026?" (23 February 2026, 16 minutes), "After the LA Fires: Scholars and Activists on Altadena's Black History, Present, and Future" (16 April 2025, 83 minutes), and "We Have to Consider Collapse" (10 November 2024, 56 minutes).
Solarpunk Now! publishes roughly every few months, with episodes averaging 65 minutes across 22 episodes.
Booking probability for Solarpunk Now! is 21%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Solarpunk Now! requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Solarpunk Now!'s contact route on record: public web form.
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Luka D. hosts Solarpunk Now!, a society podcast with 22 episodes published.
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Episode #22
Solarpunk might seem impossible in 2026, but I argue we need it now more than ever. Fill out the survey here to participate in my interview-based solarpunk research project! Join the free Patreon to get email updates...
Episode #21
Dr. Wesley Cox, Dr. Dani Haogue, and Zaria Smith all grew up in Altadena, CA. In the wake of the Eaton Fire which destroyed more than half of the city in January 2025, they share their personal stories and how they...
Episode #20
As solarpunks, we have to consider the possibility of collapse. Matthew Azuley–aka EpicTomorrows–introduces us to collapse awareness, a view of the climate crisis which accepts the inevitability of societal collapse on...
Episode #19
In 1995, Dr. Jess Ghannam was one of two psychiatrists for the entire population of the Gaza strip (nearly two million people). The typical Western model of mental health care isn’t equipped to address needs at that...
Episode #18
This Earth Month, we’re looking back on the history of environmental radicalism. Brian Tokar is a teacher, activist, and writer who’s been involved in the movements he writes and teaches about since the 70s. We discuss...
Episode #17
What happens when a solarpunk world is suddenly visited by aliens? Ruthanna Emrys has long been known to the weird fiction community for her reimaginings of H.P. Lovecraft. She writes stories for monsters – stories that...
Episode #16
The editors of Strange Matters Magazine want your reading experience to feel like meeting a grad student friend for coffee. Meaning: they explain the most exciting parts of their research, give you all the hot gossip in...
Episode #15
To kick off the New Year and a new season of Solarpunk Now, I’m bringing you a conversation with some other creators in the solarpunk space. In June last year, I presented a panel at the Solarpunk Conference alongside...
Episode #14
AI already poses an immediate danger to our freedom, livelihood, and even our very survival. We don’t need to wait on the singularity for AI to become existential – the resistance starts now. A conversation with Dan...
Episode #13
AJ is a fashion designer who focuses on making accessible fashion: clothing for diverse bodies, abilities, and genders. His online store–Pocketbean Crafts–sells magical and accessible fashion. He also has a nonprofit...
Episode #12
Measure H was a ballot initiative in the 2022 election in Pasadena, CA (a city in Los Angeles County). The measure–now Article 18 of the city charter–established citywide rent control, “just cause” eviction protections...
Episode #11
Bee Rooney is both a scientist and a socialist. She got her PhD in environmental engineering and science at Caltech (Pasadena, CA), and now organizes with the Socialists of Caltech and Pasadena Tenants Union. Bee shares...
Episode #10
Last summer, tenant organizers from all over North America came together in Los Angeles for the 2022 Autonomous Tenants Union Network Conference. The conversations in this episode were recorded with permission live at...
Episode #9
This is a collab episode with fellow podcaster Elia Ayoub of The Fire These Times. We talk in detail about the research I was doing before I started my show, as well as how it connects to Elia’s current research. We...
Episode #8
We need to change our very understanding of nature. Or more specifically, our relationship with nature. We need to see it not as something to exploit, or restrain ourselves from exploiting, but rather as a continuation...
Episode #7
When it comes to doing our part to “save the environment”, we’re often limited to making superficial choices as consumers. Choices which don’t do much, if at all, to preserve or improve the health of our planet. What if...
Episode #6
Imagining the future isn’t easy, especially when we’re constantly told that our demands for freedom, justice, and societal transformation are unrealistic. While theorists have pointed out the importance of developing a...
Episode #5
This is Part 2 of my conversation with Andre–hacker, gardener, organizer, and all-around solarpunk. In this episode we continue our discussion of historical social movements, then talk about how to build power and...
Episode #4
Andre–aka HydroponicTrash–is a hacker, gardener, organizer, and all-around solarpunk. In this episode we discuss technology: as an industry, as a cultural phenomenon, and as a potential method of liberation. This takes...
Episode #3
Sarah is an addiction counselor at a nonprofit agency in California. Her agency offers a wide range of services, both inpatient and outpatient, and they primarily serve low-income clients with publicly funded health...
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Lecturer in Creative & Social Computing at Goldsmiths University of London, Goldsmiths College, University of London
Better Watts Initiative
Strange Matters
Socialists of Caltech
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