HeyJaredEarth Matters
Local and global environmental issues from grassroots, activist perspectives with a strong social justice focus. Distributed nationally on the Community Radio Network.
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First Nations Women's Voices in Leadership, Responsibility and Caring for Country. Part 2. (opens the original)
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Join this Women's Climate Congress yarn exploring the many ways First Nations women are leading change through culture, community, governance and Country.Explore the profound, spiritual connection between Indigenous identity, language, and ancestral lands.Emphasizing the urgent climate threats facing frontline communities, particularly the Torres Strait Islands, advocating for community-led solutions, truth-telling, and collective healing."To tell someone who is inherently spiritually, culturall
Strong Women, Living Country: First Nations Women's Voices in Leadership, Responsibility and Caring for Country (opens the original)
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What does leadership look like when it begins with responsibility rather than authority?How do First Nations women continue to care for Country, strengthen language, advocate for water, preserve culture in the face of increasing climate change impacts, and create spaces where communities can heal, lead and thrive? Join Women's Climate Congress for an evening of yarning that explores the many ways First Nations women are leading change through culture, community, governance and Country. Co-hosted
Nature in the City (opens the original)
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Many of us talk about nature as something that exists away from people, outside cities. For the vast quantity of us who call urban environments home, this makes it hard to appreciate, connect with, and work to protect the complex and remarkable web of life that surrounds us. What other stories can we tell, that embrace the multispecies liveliness of the urban community? How might you fight for its health and biodiversity? On this show, Mia interviews Dr Kylie Soanes, a research fellow based at t
Data Centres Part 2: Are They Really That Bad? (opens the original)
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Off the back of part one—an interview with independent climate expert Ketan Joshi last month—Mia brings in other perspectives on the data centre boom. You’ll hear from Professor Priya Rajagopalan of RMIT Univeristy; Dr. Thomas Nann, CEO of Allegro Energy and a globally recognised expert on long-duration energy storage.; and Britney Henderson, Greens candidate for the western metropolitan region in Victoria’s upcoming state election and a vocal opponent to the major data centre expansion in Narrm
The Importance of Protecting Dingoes (opens the original)
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This program is all about the important role dingoes have in the environment. We were joined by Co-Founder of the Dingo Conservancy Jo Samuel-King. She shed light on the difficulties in protecting dingoes, their lack of protections, common misconceptions and how beneficial they are in ecosystems. To find more information search The Dingo Conservancy on Facebook or go to dingoes.net We then hear from Sonya Grant, First Nations dingo coordinator from the organisation Dingo Culture. She speaks on t
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