In this episode we chat with Isabel, a Climate Campaigner for Wilderness Committee with a long track record in housing, labour, social, and environmental justice work. She shares insights on intersectional environmentalism and how we can build a decarbonized future that helps everyone in our communities, along with future generations, thrive.

Today we get to hang out with Liam Simcic and Alistair Howes from FED Urban Agriculture, a Victoria-based charity linking community with local food. From rooftop gardens to pollinator habitats, and even biking produce to restaurants, FED wants folks to have access to affordable, ethically grown goods. Join us at the farm for a chat on what mindful growing looks like and how we can form a deeper connection with the food that fills our plates.

To kick off the season, we meet Sabrina Guzman Skotnitsky, a climate justice advocate, artist, and researcher. From joining the movement at 15 to leading Creating Climate Resilience art workshops using collage and other mediums to explore emotion, Sabrina shares how creativity fuels resilience. Together, we talk messy hope, climate justice, and what it means to imagine a better future.