Eaarth Feels

In this episode of Earth Feels Christine and Rose discuss the devastating wildfires raging throughout the state of California. Topics discussed are ongoing drought, Rose’s 2018 Berkeley experience, Christine’s 2019 experience in northern Ontario, current PG&E blackouts and environmentalist weigh ins. Recurring segments include: Good news Stories One action tip to for you to create change A weekly sanity tip to keep you calm(er) in the face of climate overwhelm Stay tuned to the end to hear some spooky Halloween bloopers!  

In this episode of Eaarth Feels, Rose is solo and reads two different essays on the spiritual component to addressing climate change. Also discussed are Good News happening on the climate front, Action tips to Unfreeze Yourself from Climate Paralysis and our weekly Sanity Tip to keep you calm(er) in the face of climate overwhelm.

In this episode of Eaarth Feels, Christine is on her own, and reads from the best published articles on climate change that she's read recently and explores Extinction Rebellion. For the past eight years, Joanne Light has been a volunteer climate activist working for a livable future. She is a group leader with Citizens' Climate Lobby Halifax. In her recent opinion piece in the Halifax Chronicle Herald, Joanne makes the case for disrupting traffic to bring people's attention to the climate emergency.   Joanne's original article is located here: https://www.thechronicleherald.ca/opinion/local-perspectives/joanne-light-stonewalling-on-climate-has-led-to-bridge-blocking-359779/,  Click here to connect with Joanne on Citizens' Climate Lobby Nova Scotia's Facebook page. Also discussed are Good News happening on the climate front, Action tips to Unfreeze Yourself from Climate Paralysis and our weekly Sanity Tip to keep you calm(er) in the face of climate overwhelm.

In this episode of Eaarth Feels, Christine and Rose discuss what's being called the "Greta Effect" which is being credited for changing the climate change conversation, and politics, in Europe and North America. Also discussed are Good News happening on the climate front, Action tips to Unfreeze Yourself from Climate Paralysis and our weekly Sanity Tip to keep you calm(er) in the face of climate overwhelm.

In this episode of Eaarth Feels, Christine and Rose discuss how difficult it is for many people to talk with their family and friends about climate change. The conversation includes the example of Christine door-knocking, and the online resources that help people connect with the heart of the issue. Also discussed are Good News happening on the climate front, Action tips to Unfreeze Yourself from Climate Paralysis and our weekly Sanity Tip to keep you calm(er) in the face of climate overwhelm.

In this episode of Eaarth Feels, Christine and Rose continue to explore the food chapter of Drawdown: The Most Comprehensive Plan Reverse Global Warming, with a focus on the topics of regenerative agriculture, composting and bio char. Topics include the difference between dirt and soil, composting adventures, how carbon is released, and the age old practices of cooperating with our ailing planet.  Also discussed are  Good News happening on the climate front, Action tips to Unfreeze Yourself from Climate Paralysis and our weekly Sanity Tip to keep you calm(er) in the face of climate overwhelm.

In this episode of Eaarth Feels, Christine and Rose explore the surprisingly important link between our meals and global heating, informed by the work of Project Drawdown. The conversation focused in particular on how a plant-based and locally sourced diet can have a positive impact. Also discussed are  Good News happening on the climate front, Action tips to Unfreeze Yourself from Climate Paralysis and our weekly Sanity Tip to keep you calm(er) in the face of climate overwhelm.

In this episode of Eaarth Feels, Christine and Rose explore the possible connection between our society's treatment of women and the degradation of Mother Earth. Discussion includes recent attacks on Greta Thunberg, the history of environmentalism, ecofeminism and a recent study that examines the belief environmentalism has a feminine connotation. Also discussed are  Good News happening on the climate front, Action tips to Unfreeze Yourself from Climate Paralysis and our weekly Sanity Tip to keep you calm(er) in the face of climate overwhelm.  

In Episode 8 of Eaarth Feels, Christine and Rose explore the possibilities of responding to Climate Reality out of love rather than fear. Is it possible? How does love  change our actions? Also discussed are  Good News happening on the climate front, Action tips for you to Unfreeze Yourself from Climate Paralysis and our weekly Sanity Tip to keep you calm(er) in the face of climate overwhelm.

In this episode of Eaarth Feels, Rose and Christine discuss the individual daily actions they take because of their concern about climate change, with an emphasis on finding the joy in those activities. As always, we also discuss some Good News on the climate front, offer  a couple of action tips for you to Unfreeze Yourself from Climate Paralysis and offer our weekly Sanity Tip to keep you calm(er) in the face of climate overwhelm.

In this episode of Eaarth Feels, Rose and Christine discuss the stress, and sadness we are feeling collectively as we watch Mother Earth gasp for breath and recognize the need for our way of life to change. As always, we also discuss some Good News on the climate front, offer one tip for you to Unfreeze Yourself and take climate action as well as include our weekly Sanity Tip to keep you calm(er) in the face of climate overwhelm.  

In this episode of Eaarth Feels, Rose and Christine discuss the links between empowering women and climate health, using the book edited by Paul Hawken, DRAWDOWN: The Most Comprehensive Plan Ever Proposed To Reverse Global Warming as reference. Topics include: Women as Smallholders Education of Women and Girls Family Planning Recurring segments include: Good News Stories One Action Tip to for you to create change Climate sanity tip to keep you calm in the face of climate overwhelm

In this episode of Eaarth Feels, Rose and Christine discuss the helplessness/discomfort/worry parents and grandparents are feeling about the future for our kids and grandkids, the need for individual action vs systemic change. We also discuss some good news on the climate front, offer one tip for you to unfreeze yourself and take climate action as well as include our weekly sanity tip to keep you calm(er) in the face of climate overwhelm.

In this episode of EaarthFeels Podcast, Rose and Christine address the divisiveness that seemingly exists everywhere. What will it take to bring us together? Could Climate Change and the challenge for our very survival be the uniting issue for humankind?   Recurring segments include one action tip to for you to create change as well as weekly sanity tip to keep you calm in the face of climate overwhelm.

In this episode of Eaarth Feels, Rose and Christine talk about their individual journeys as climate-concerned mothers and activists, as well as the connection between "tooting" in public and talking about climate change. Christine's book, "Unfreeze Yourself: Five Ways to Take Action on Climate Change Now for the Sake of Your Family, Your Health, and the Planet" is discussed. Recurring segments include one action tip to for you to create change as well as weekly sanity tip to keep you calm in the face of climate overwhelm.

In this premier Episode of Eaarth Feels, Rose and Christine discuss the transition of Earth to E-a-arth, consider if Eaarth is a sentient being (Gaia Theory), talk climate refugees, Canada’s Carbon tax and offer a bit of good news on the climate front.    Recurring segments include one action tip to for you to create change as well as weekly sanity tip to keep you calm in the face of climate overwhelm.