Podcast Collection | COP26, Climate Justice Planet B: Everything Must Change
Planet B: Everything Must Change is a six-part podcast series about a world that isn’t just saved from climate breakdown, but is renewed and transformed by the fight against it, produced by Novara Media in collaboration with Rosa-Luxemburg-Stiftung London.
Planet B: Everything Must Change – Episode 1 (Work)
Commute. Pollute. Repeat. What are we working for?
Planet B: Everything Must Change – Episode 2 (Land)
How has the logic of extraction and commodification shaped the land we live on?
Planet B: Everything Must Change – Episode 3 (Infrastructure)
Dalia Gebrial finds out why infrastructure has become a touchstone for climate movements across the Global North
Planet B: Everything Must Change – Episode 4 (Water)
Harpreet Kaur Paul asks why water, the most basic necessity of life, always has a price
Planet B: Jeremy Corbyn on Green Industrial Revolution
A bonus episode of Planet B: Everything Must Change with Jeremy Corbyn
Planet B: Julian Brave NoiseCat on Apocalypse and Indigenous Resistance
Activist and journalist Julian Brave NoiseCat explains the importance of land rights and sovereignty in the fight against climate breakdown
Planet B: Kate Aronoff on What America's Climate Role Should Be
Climate journalist Kate Aronoff explores the power – and limitations – of the Green New Deal
Planet B: Noam Chomsky on Indigenous Demands and Roosevelt's Legacy
Noam Chomsky warns against a Green New Deal that would save capitalism rather than dismantling it
Planet B: Sarah Jaffe on Green Work or No Work
The author of Work Won’t Love You Back talks to Dalia Gebrial about the "good, green union jobs" and why there won't be enough of them to go round