From the Ground Up

Lisa McNab and Randy James from Wave of the Future 3D Printing tell us about the benefits of 'rehoming' plastic.

We're wheely thrilled to have Dr. Jim Arnold with us today to talk about cycling in Saskatoon. Gear up for a conversation that will not tire!

Maja Rusinowska joins us in the first episode of 2025 with some great news for Saskatchewan: a new recycling program called SK Recycles! For more information, please check out: https://skrecycles.ca/

Sherry and Mark talk about some off the climate-related events - and some of our episodes - from 2024.

Part 2 of the interview with Candyce Paul, an Emergency Management Coordinator with English River First Nation. A small portion of the previous episode is replayed at the beginning for the purpose of giving context.

Today we have Candyce Paul, an Emergency Management Coordinator with English River First Nation, tell us about the serious issues the north has faced due to Covid 19 and is still facing with wildfires.

Palash Sanyal is originally from Bangladesh and understands the importance and impact of water and water security. Now, as a Canadian educator and advocate of open government, he challenges people to think at systems levels.

Erin Greer is a community member dedicated to supporting initiatives that involve philosophy outreach and promote mental health. One of the ways her passion for philosophy outreach overlaps with her interest in promoting mental health is through Existential Psychotherapy - a counselling modality that, she argues, is particularly well-suited to addressing the impact of existential threats, like climate change, on mental health. 

Broadcast on the evening of the 2024 Saskatoon council elections, Jory and Mark talk about the action we need the new city councillors to take to reduce and ultimately eliminate Saskatoon's greenhouse gas emissions. They talk about priorities, about the dangers of delaying and watering down already-agreed policy, about the multiple benefits that climate-aware policies can achieve, about the need for continued citizen-based campaigns, and about the sense of empowerment that can come from being part of one of those campaigns.