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We’ve made the difficult decision to move on from this chapter of our lives. Join us as we come together for one final group chat as a verbal love letter to this project, each other, and you - our listeners. Get ready for laughter, a few tears,
Nous avons parlé avec Monique Pauzé, la députée de Repentigny, au Québec, pour le Bloc Québécois. Elle est actuellement vice-présidente du Comité permanent de l’environnement et du développement durable et - elle est une ardente défenderesse de
Laurel Collins MP sits down with Brynna to discuss her journey into politics, the impact environmental issues have made in NDP policies, and the necessity of opening up opportunities and roles in government to the younger generation.Laurel Col
Elizabeth May, Canadian politician, environmental activist, lawyer, author and former leader of the Green Party of Canada, joins the Sierra Youth Podcast to discuss her career in politics, the role of youth in fighting against the climate and b
S2E7 Celebrating National Poetry Month: A Conversation with White Settler-Nehiyaw Writer Selina Boan
Hello everyone and happy National Poetry Month! This month, we are so excited to be chatting with Selina Boan. Selina is a white settler-nehiyaw writer currently living on the traditional and unceded territories of the thexʷməθkʷəy̓əm (Musqueam
Today’s episode features Myia Antone - a proud youth from Squamish nation. Myia is a teacher of the Skwxwú7mesh language, the founder of Indigenous Women Outdoors, and also a wicked mountain biker, skier, and paddler.Together we discuss the ev
As new wilderness attractions continue to pop up across the country to promote tourism and outdoor recreation, there can be many negative and long lasting effects on wildlife and Indigenous communities.In this episode, we focus on the Kootenay
Today we speak with linguist and anthropologist Dr. Luisa Maffi about the concept of biocultural diversity.In 1995, Dr. Luisa Maffi and David Harmon explored the idea of how cultural diversity, language diversity, and biodiversity are all inte
Hello everyone and happy new year! We are so excited to be back and kicking off our first episode of 2022 with a special guest; Janelle Lapointe. Janelle is an Afro-Indigenous climate justice and Indigenous rights activist from Stellat’en First
Hey everyone, with such a stressful year a lot of us here at Sierra Youth have been experiencing burnout and we are aware a lot of you are experiencing the same thing. We wanted to do this episode to share our experiences with burnout and how w
We are back for season 2, BABY! This week the team kicks off a new series of conversations with Gloria Pancrazi (@gloriapancrazi) and Elena Jean (@elena.jean). They are the filmmakers behind the newly premiered documentary, Coextinction (@coext
This week the team tackles a beeeeeefy topic! We’re talking all things food and sustainability. Liiiiiiike... how does our collective food consumption impact the planet? How can we fuel our bodies more sustainably? What does systematic change i
Hey folks! We asked you what you wanted us to talk about this week… and you answered GREENWASHING! So today, we demystify what the heck it is, what the different types are, our own experiences with greenwashing, and what we can do about it. Jo
Hey folks! On today's episode we're discussing and demystifying some key drivers and issues surrounding the Fairy Creek Blockades. The Fairy Creek blockaders want to save B.C's old growth forests, climate activists want to protect the planet fo
Join us for an in-depth and multi-faceted discussion about capitalism! What is it? How’d we get here? Is it a lost cause? What other options do we have? In this episode, we attempt to demystify capitalism and reimagine our society’s future. Let
On today's episode of Vulnerability Talks - Jackie invites you to join her while she unpacks her thoughts on capitalism. As an imperfect environmentalist at heart with a background in environmental economics, she is no stranger to deeply person
On this week's episode, we chat with Ava Hedeker, the Founder and Editor-in-chief of F(earth)er Magazine - an interdisciplinary environmental education magazine that releases insightful articles every month! She is an avid environmentalist that
Secondhand fashion and the global thrift ecosystem have the potential to radically change the world for the better. In this week's episode we talk to Emily Stochl, the creator of Pre-Loved Podcast which is a weekly interview show about rad vint
March is Women’s history month so we thought it would be fitting to make an episode all about women. Who are the women that inspire us? What makes us, as women, feel powerful and hopeful. How can the language that we use help to empower woman?
Our very first guest! Corinne Rice-Grey Cloud met with Sierra Youth to discuss land acknowledgements and how to ensure they aren’t a performative action. Corinne walks the team through the process of crafting a thoughtful acknowledgement with t
It's time to talk about ecological grief. Ecological grief is the grief that’s felt in response to experienced or anticipated ecological loss. It may arise from acute environmental disasters or from experiencing the loss of land, species, or ev
On today’s vulnerability talks, Micaela dives right into a discussion around women and storytelling. What kinds of stories were women featured in throughout history? How does this affect the perception and reality of women today? Throughout thi
This is the first episode of a mini series of 10 Minutes to Change: Vulnerability Talks. We think vulnerability and open storytelling can be a First Aid kit to connection in our increasingly polarized and divided world. Connection through vulne
An XL episode for an XL topic! This week Sierra Youth talks about the Keystone XL Pipeline - what is is, what's happened with it, what the cancellation means for Canada and the US's economies... we also dig in to how we can recover economically
What's an environmental footprint? How does low-waste living contribute to it? In today's episode, Sierra Youth have a conversation on easy and reasonable lifestyle changes that you can adopt today to start lowering your impact on the environme
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