For this special season finale, recorded live at NYC Climate Week, host Shilpi Chhotray sits down with three frontline media makers. But this is more than a discussion about films or campaigns. It’s a window into the frontline realities of climate and environmental justice.

The path to climate justice is local. Residents of Brooklyn’s Sunset Park, where UPROSE focuses its work, are seeing lower energy costs, good green jobs, and local ownership. All while creating a blueprint for other communities to follow.

“If you want to support Palestine, get free.”

This is a conversation about resistance in the face of militarism, occupation, and environmental destruction.

“No matter how many billions you have, you don't have enough to buy our lives.”

A conversation about fighting entrenched corruption, unchecked power, and billionaires who put profit over people.

Solving the climate crisis isn’t about reinventing the wheel or relying on big tech—it’s about listening to the wisdom buried in the soil.

For the first time in over a century, the Klamath River flows free again—thanks to the vision, courage, and determination of the Yurok Tribe.

From direct action at Mount Rushmore to building legal strategies against unjust laws, this conversation is a call for big, bad bold courage.

How do we resist when it feels like so much is unraveling all at once? This is exactly when mass movements matter the most. In this conversation, we unpack the science and strategy behind collective action.

This is a story of shrimp boats, of lawsuits and the kind of stubbornness that can bend history.

A new climate podcast by Counterstream Media and The Nation.