I spent this September at Twin Oaks commune and ecovillage in Virginia, US, and talked to folks there about their political structures and ecological practices. Hope you enjoy!

In this episode I'm joined by Jack, one of the organisers of Climate Camp Cymru. We talk about our experiences at Climate Camp Scotland, as well as the history, value, and logistics of climate camps as a strategy. Enjoy!

Find Climate Camp Cymru here

In this episode I'm joined by Bella, the founder of ANTIPARTY, to talk about what the group does, how it has been informed by her political history, and the pro-democracy potential of new technologies.

In this episode I'm joined by two volunteers from the Advisory Service for Squatters, a central pillar of the UK's squatting movement over the past decades, to discuss the purpose and social role of squatting, as well as the history, legal changes and some examples of successful squats.

Find them here: https://network23.org/ass/

This week I'm joined by Kevin Cox, Chair of the Royal Society for the Protection of Birds, to discuss the interconnections of ecology and politics, how we're doing things wrong, and how the RSPB is trying to help. :)

This week I'm joined by philosopher and naturalist Melanie Challenger to discuss the significance of our existence as animals, and how this affects her work with Animals in the Room, an organisation exploring the possibility of interspecies democratic relationships.

Find her here and Animals in the Room here :)

Joined this week by Luke OD to talk about the flaws of the ways we're given to participate in our current political systems, and how a platform he's designing can provide a directly democratic alternative :)

Here's Luke's linktree

Cheers :)

Hi all, really happy to have been joined by Robert Winkler, an academic at the PLUS University of Salzburg where I did my year abroad. We talk about the political nature of universities: how they are affected by political structures, as well as their possibility as a space of liberation. (Also log cabins!)

:)