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Hosted by Unknown Host · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 16 episodes
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A radical climate podcast with science explained, poetry entangled and tips on organizing with an Eastern European & Balkans focus.
Unknown Host hosts The Last Fireflies, a education show with 16 episodes published.
We are on the brick of irreversible climate disruptions if we don't make radical changes in the next 10-20 years. How do we organize for system change on this timescale? How do we navigate a movement ecology full of ideo
You might have heard of the AMOC collapse, but what is it, exactly? How does it work, and what does the Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation do? If it "collapses", what's it going to mean for you and the rest of t
In this episode we dig deeper into the dynamics that cause the accelerated warming, by examining the rules and factors that govern the global tug-of-war between greenhouse gases and aerosols. On the way we learn about th
How do activists organize in the biggest oil & gas exporting country in Europe? And do you know which one it is? In this [Campfire talk], Jonas from Extinction Rebellion will talk us through some of the specifics of the
Why do we bother struggling against climate chaos? This thing is so huge and the worst of it will come after our lifetimes (maybe). In this episode of [Curious tendrils], we are exploring our feelings towards the close a
In this [Campfire Talk] we delve deep into a difficult, but necessary subject: climate grief. Our guest today is Elisabeth Dimitras, a neurodivergent queer soul activist and founder of the online antispeciesist website E
The rate of planetary warming seems to be increasing. This change has something to do with the Earth's albedo. Why is the planet darkening? And who is the "culprit" behind this acceleration? In this [Infospill], we explo
This episode is part of [Curious Tendrils], a series of exploratory conversations about the questions we keep hearing around us, and the ones we're still learning how to hold. Today we ask ourselves: is urgency the spark
Have you heard about accelerated warming? In this [Infospill] section we'll discuss James Hansen's research that has caused an uproar in the climate community, suggesting global heating has accelerated in trend. Unrelate
In this [Campfire Talk] we speak with Dani, an artist-activist comrade who is part of the Artivist Network. We learn why it's important to plan our climate actions and protests also in a visually creative way and how the
Over the eons, Earth's thermostat spent a lot of time stuck on either bone chilling cold or smothering hot saunas. If something pushes the climate out of one setting, it irreversibly wanders until reaching the other - th
In this [Campfire Talk], you're dropped into the post-COVID lanscape of Polish grassroots activism, where our guest Nawi - an anti-gas campaigner - and her tight-knit crew of friends, known as bombelki, refused to settle
Is the planet's atmosphere like a boilling pot of stuff and are the Earth's possible states like two valleys connected by a hill? Welcome to an [Infospill] episode of weird metaphores trying to grasp the horrible truths
In our first [Campfire Talk] episode, Andrei, an ecology student and activist, shares his experience with studying firefly populations in Romania, where the lives of these diminishing groups of insects are especially und
In the first [Infospill] episode we are going over a few main points of actuality – what is the current level of warming, what climate projections say about the future and why the IPCC is recklessly conservative in its r
⚡ Something's cooking and it's not cooking on gas, you can be sure of that! 🎧 Are you worried about the climate crisis? Don't let that worry sit with you forever. We're starting a radical climate podcast so you can lear
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