What's at the heart of the climate change crises? How did we get here, and who is to blame? Can we find a united front that addresses social & racial justice alongside environmental justice? 350.org tackles these questions head on by getting st

Sacred Rage [Episode 17] - Seeing the U.S. Forest Service Through the Trees

Jun 23rd, 2019 55m 12s

What is a National Forest? What does the U.S. Forest Service do and why would anyone ever SUE them?! Take a deep dive into your public lands, and get activated!

Sacred Rage [Episode 16] - Reptiles of the Sky: A Bird's Eye View

May 7th, 2019 57m 37s

How do birds fly? Is it true birds migrate using the stars? Can they count? What special adaptations make it so they don't actually even poop or pee? We dive into the wonders of these magical, mysterious dinosaurs among us.

Sacred Rage [Episode 15] - The Missing Howl of the Wolf

Apr 2nd, 2019 51m 12s

What do you know about the possibility of a wolf reintroduction program in Colorado? What would it like to live with wolves again? What can we learn from Yellowstone? And - why do people hate and fear wolves so much? Let's demystify some of the

Sacred Rage [Episode 14] - Invisible Lines: America's Border Wall

Mar 1st, 2019 1h 3m

What if I told you there's a place we can hike in the United States where we'll inevitably come across human remains? The US government is intentionally using the wildlife refuges, national monuments and parks of the US/Mexico border as a tool

Sacred Rage [Episode 13] - You Can't Save it If You Can't Map It

Feb 4th, 2019 40m 41s

What is GIS? How does it play a critical role in conservation work? Let's explore the world of maps!

Sacred Rage [Episode 12] - The Self-Sufficient Solar Switch

Jan 13th, 2019 54m 1s

How does solar power work? If we switch over, won't we all have inconsistent energy, lose our jobs, and doesn't mining for solar cells have an environmental impact, too?! I mean...fracking is the future, right?? Let's demystify this super (free

Sacred Rage [Episode 11] - Those Great Old Broads

Dec 3rd, 2018 30m 41s

Broadly speaking, American society doesn't place much value on our elders. What place do they have in the outdoor community, in particular? We so often see the face of loving the outdoors as some young dude summiting some sick peak - but behold

Sacred Rage [Episode 10] - Reclaiming Urban Spaces

Nov 13th, 2018 35m 55s

When you hear the word 'conservation' - your mind probably goes to a national park, or a huge swath of pristine wilderness. What does conservation look like in a city? What's a safari like when it takes place between buildings? Let's head to Bi

Sacred Rage [Episode 9] - Untangling the Endangered Species Act

Oct 2nd, 2018 39m 7s

What is the Endangered Species Act? How does it work? And why are some folks so against it? We'll explore how effective it REALLY is, the myriad aspects of life it touches (air! water! pollution!) and why it truly could be the most important pi

Sacred Rage [Episode 8] - Chasing Coral: An interview

Sep 3rd, 2018 50m 34s

If you watched the award-winning documentary 'Chasing Coral' on Netflix, you might remember the 'coral nerd', Zack Rago - the dedicated diver who not only helped create the technology for the first underwater time-lapse, but ended up doing the

Sacred Rage [Episode 7] - Jurassic National Park

Aug 9th, 2018 37m 27s

Digging for dinosaurs on public land? Yep - you can do way more than just recreate in our parks, monuments, forests, and BLM - there is a scientific value as well! Rob Gay, who helped write the boundaries of Bears Ears for paleontological purpo

Sacred Rage [Episode 6] - Our Plastic Planet

Jul 6th, 2018 48m 2s

How is it possible that the plastic packaging on your Whole Foods salad oppresses someone less fortunate than you? There's plastic in your cabinets, in your shower, in your clothing, in the ocean, in your food, in your body. How can we get mak

Sacred Rage [Episode 5] - An Environmental Lobbyist in Koch-Land (Kansas)

Jun 17th, 2018 31m 41s

What does an environmental lobbyist do? Does wearing a sun costume help the cause? We head to the conservative state of Kansas, where consideration for the environment is sometimes a tough sell to the legislative body, to find out the nuances o

Sacred Rage [Episode 4] - Tracks in the Sky: A Conversation with the International Dark Sky Association

Apr 30th, 2018 33m 38s

Darkness is becoming a rare feature - most of us see only a fraction of the stars our parents and grandparents saw. How does light pollution affect human health, the migration of birds and countless other species, the ability to do astronomical

Sacred Rage [Episode 3] Black Poverty, White Privilege, Blue Crises: Cape Town's Water Apartheid

Apr 10th, 2018 39m 24s

Cape Town, South Africa is running out of water - but why? How did this happen? Don't they live next to the ocean where a thing like that can be solved? And - it's 2018 - surely the color of your skin doesn't dictate if you have access to this

Sacred Rage [Episode 2] - Sex, Bugs, and Things That Glow

Mar 16th, 2018 37m 3s

Bugs can be pesky, and we spend billions of dollars getting rid of them in our homes, and on our crops - so what purpose do they serve, anyhow? We step into their world - learn the weird things they do to survive, appreciate their mating strate

Sacred Rage [Episode 1] - A Forest Formed from Fish Guts

Feb 13th, 2018 43m 8s

In Juneau, Alaska, the forest, the ocean, and the animals are so closely connected that marine molecules can be found in the bark of the trees. In this episode, we explore life in a tourist town from the perspective of a local -Ricky Tagaban, a

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