International Climate Talks have begun in Paris today. We’ll look at the science behind what type of agreements need to be met in order to keep global temperatures from rising more than 2 degrees Celsius. Dr. Eric Rehm is an Arctic Scientist at Laval University in Quebec. Then, we’ll talk about flight evolved in different … Continued
When a center-left government took over Brazil in 2003, their policies helped spark a surge in growth and development, the rise of a high-consumption middle class, a spike in housing prices that put Rio de Janeiro almost on par with what we’re going through in the Bay Area. They also won a bid to host … Continued
Global Protests Demand Climate Justice as World Leaders Open Pivotal Paris Summit; Thousands Defy Paris State of Emergency, Protest Ban to Sound the Alarm on Global Climate Crisis; “I Am Paris, I am Bamako, We Are Humanity”: Memorial at Bataclan Theatre Honors Attack Victims; Indigenous Climate Activists: Paris “Police State” is the Reality Frontline Communities … Continued
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Boletos de regalo para el Concierto Navideño con Tijuana No, Inspector y La Castañeda. Estrenos musicales y algo de lo mejor de la música latina alternativa. Conducido por Miguel Guerrero.
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Featuring music by Heaters based out of Grand Rapids, Michigan. Four-piece Moonwalks based out of Detroit, Michigan. Six-piece The Most Serene Republic based out of Ontario. Solo electronic project Portal Bat based out of Australia. Four-piece Soft Serve based out of Vancouver. Solo electronic project Fascinator emerging out of New York. Psych-Pop duo Garden Gate … Continued
This is a special encore edition. We bring you to Alaska’s Tongass Forest, where the Alaska Native Claims Settlement Act turned tribes into corporations and sparked a lengthy logging frenzy. In this radio adaptation of the documentary film, Walking in Two Worlds, we meet a Tlingit brother and sister, who are trying to heal both the … Continued
On this “Buy Nothing Day” episode of Terra Verde, host Michelle Chan talks with Holly Minch of the Center for a New American Dream and Natalie Nava of the Story of Stuff about hyper-consumerism and its impact on our wallets, our psyches and our planet.
With the 52nd anniversary of the JFK assassination recently past, Peter and Mickey present a rebroadcast of a November 2013 interview with Mark Lane, part of the observance of the 50th anniversary of the assassination. Mark Lane is an author, attorney and independent researcher into the killing of JFK. He was one of the … Continued
Ta-Nehisi Coates on Police Brutality: “The Violence is Not New, It’s the Cameras That are New”; “Between the World and Me”: Ta-Nehisi Coates in Conversation on Being Black in America.
Juan González on How Puerto Rico’s Economic “Death Spiral” is Tied to Legacy of Colonialism.
